FEATURED
Entertainment Articles
Pocket WiFi Spain – All You Need to Know
If you’re planning a family vacation or business trip to Spain anytime soon, it’s important you know that public and hotel WiFi networks usually do not satisfy travelers who need access to unlimited, fast, and safe internet wherever they go. So, if you’re someone who...
The Oscars 2019 Craze Is Heating Up: Scandals & Predictions
The Oscars 2019 Academy Awards Ceremony is rife with scandals and it hasn’t even happened yet. The turbulence around it started with the emergence of 2009 homophobic tweets by Kevin Hart and his subsequent apology-but-not-really, which cost him the position of the...
Arctic Destinations and Activities
The Arctic offers some of the most inhospitable and desolate terrain on the planet, while simultaneously offering some of the world's most beautiful and majestic sights. Not all Arctic destinations are the same, below are some of the more interesting and unique ones....
Best Casinos to Visit Around the World
A quick guide to the top five casinos around the world. Which one will you visit next? MGM Grand, Las Vegas The Strip’s biggest resort is a non-stop theatre of neon gambling, star studded shows and great food and drinks. Located near the south end of the strip,...
Trending Entertainment News
After Nearly 20 Years, Chris Carter Is Finally Releasing the ‘X-Files’ Movie He Had in Mind
Chris Carter has released a director’s cut of the 2008 X-Files film “I Want to Believe,” now available on Disney+ on Aug. 14, restoring horror elements removed for the original PG-13 rating.
Damon Wayans Reunites With ‘In Living Color’ Co-Star David Alan Grier in ‘St. Denis Medical’ Season 3 Premiere
Damon Wayans will guest star in the Season 3 premiere of ‘St. Denis Medical,’ reuniting with former ‘In Living Color’ co-star David Alan Grier on the medical mockumentary series.
Jon Cypher, Actor in ‘Cinderella,’ ‘Hill Street Blues’ and ‘Major Dad,’ Dies at 94
Jon Cypher, who played Prince Charming in the 1957 TV production of Cinderella and Chief of Police Fletcher Daniels on Hill Street Blues, has died at 94.
‘The Last House’ Star Wagner Moura Talks the Netflix Chart-Topper and Why He Believes the Tide Is Turning for Latino Actors
Brazilian actor Wagner Moura stars in Netflix’s sci-fi thriller “The Last House,” his sixth project with the streaming platform since “Narcos.” He discusses how industry attitudes toward Latino actors are evolving and his diverse career choices post-cartel roles.
‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’: Hannah Einbinder and Jane Schoenbrun on the Future of Queer Cinema
Hannah Einbinder stars in Jane Schoenbrun’s slasher comedy “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,” which debuted in limited release and expanded nationwide this month.
Sex, drugs and washing dishes: inside Anthony Bourdain’s unruly younger years
A new film explores Anthony Bourdain’s formative years as a dishwasher in Provincetown, Massachusetts, eight years after his 2018 death, drawing from his 2000 memoir Kitchen Confidential.
‘She’s the voice of a really particular moment’: how Phoebe Bridgers became her generation’s defining songwriter
Indie musician Phoebe Bridgers releases her third album this week, six years after her pandemic-era breakthrough, cementing her status as her generation’s most influential songwriter.
Bristol artist Banksy’s works cost taxpayers nearly £150k
Street artist Banksy’s recent works have cost taxpayers nearly £150,000 in cleaning and security expenses, with a mural on the Royal Courts of Justice accounting for over £85,000 of the total.
‘Spectacular’ Game of Thrones stage spin-off opens at home of Shakespeare
The Royal Shakespeare Company has opened Game of Thrones: The Mad King, a prequel stage adaptation that received mostly positive reviews from theatre critics, with most awarding four or five stars.
‘House of the Dragon’ Star Shares the Bright Side of That Tragic Finale Twist
House of the Dragon’s season three finale features the death of Queen Helaena Targaryen, a pivotal moment that will shape the show’s future trajectory.
Tedde Moore, Ralphie’s Teacher in ‘A Christmas Story,’ Dies at 79
Tedde Moore, best known for playing teacher Miss Shields in the 1983 film A Christmas Story, has died at age 79 in Huntsville, Ontario.
‘Primo Viaggio,’ Presented Last Year at Locarno’s Alliance 4 Development, Has Wrapped and Heading for Venice Gap-Financing Market (EXCLUSIVE)
“Primo Viaggio,” a co-production between Italian and French producers, has completed filming across Italy, Spain and France. The film is now headed to Venice Film Festival’s Gap-Financing Market to secure additional funding and distribution partners.