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Rock a Tank Top This Summer: 2 Ways To Wear Them
You know that feeling of excitement when you start to notice the days gradually getting warmer and warmer? There’s so much to look forward to as you come out of the winter months and into spring and summer. Everything from beach and lake trips, to cookouts and outdoor...
What Do You Need To Apply for a Pool Permit?
Before you can add a pool to your property, you’ll need a residential pool permit. This permit allows you to move ahead with your pool-buildings plans. While pool building companies like Floridian can help you complete some steps in this process, there are some things...
3 Things to Consider When Getting an RV
An RV is a recreational vehicle, which many people use to travel and vacation in, or even decide to live in more permanently. They can be a great way to enjoy a more low-cost holiday, visit friends and family or to take you on your dream road trip. There are plenty of...
Movie Producers’ Delicate Task of Dealing with the Passing of an Actor Mid-Production
Like other major innovations such as the automobile, electricity and the airplane, cinema emerged and changed the world forever. The movie industry has changed lifestyles, fashion trends, has born stars that shone and set, has created both divine comedies and human...
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Stephen Shears obituary
Stephen Shears, a renowned piano tuner known for his ear-tuning abilities, has died aged 70. He worked throughout the UK and was involved in folk music as a keyboardist and bandleader.
Grace Helbig Reveals Upcoming Surgery for Brain Tumors Three Years After Beating Breast Cancer
YouTuber Grace Helbig announced she will undergo brain surgery this week to remove two tumors discovered after experiencing leg numbness, marking her second cancer diagnosis in three years.
Nobody Would Read His Script, Then He Got the Call From Robert Pattinson
Screenwriter Ajon Singh’s spec script about To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen was rejected by studios until Robert Pattinson read it and agreed to star, launching the A24 film Primetime into commercial success.
Shane Gillis’ ‘SNL’ Monologue Was Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Again)
Shane Gillis drew criticism for jokes about women’s gym attire during his third SNL hosting appearance, with viewers calling the material misogynistic and poorly suited to the show’s audience.
Ben Affleck Calls ‘Justice League’ Reshoots the ‘Low Point of My Career’: ‘It Was So Gross’ How the Studio Replaced Zack Snyder With Joss Whedon
Ben Affleck called the “Justice League” reshoots the “low point” of his career, describing the experience as “gross” following director Zack Snyder’s replacement by Joss Whedon.
‘Civics Made Easy’ Renewed for Season 2 by PBS (Exclusive)
PBS has renewed the civics education series Civics Made Easy for a second season, set to premiere in October and run through January 2027 with eight episodes exploring government fundamentals.
BBC to stop recording The Archers in Birmingham for first time in its 75-year history
The BBC has scrapped plans to build a dedicated radio drama studio for The Archers at its new Birmingham hub, marking the first time in 75 years the show may not be recorded in the city.
NBC Orders Extra Scripts for Rookie Drama ‘Line of Fire’
NBC has ordered five additional scripts for its first-season drama Line of Fire following solid ratings performance across its initial three episodes.
Selma Blair arrested at JFK after she allegedly attacked flight attendants
Actor Selma Blair was arrested at JFK airport on Sunday after allegedly attacking flight attendants aboard a Delta flight from Los Angeles, resulting in injuries to two crew members.
Katherine Mallen Kupferer, Audrey Grace Marshall, Dean Norris, Jordan Ladd Join ‘The Attentionist’ from Caroline Kepnes (EXCLUSIVE)
Caroline Kepnes, author of “You,” directs her first series “The Attentionist,” starring Katherine Mallen Kupferer, Audrey Grace Marshall, Dean Norris, and Jordan Ladd in a ’90s thriller-dramedy set in Cape Cod.
How ‘Ink’ Production Designers Recreated The Sun Newsroom Using Functional Linotype Machines, Working Rotary Phones and Old Typewriters
Director Danny Boyle’s film ‘Ink’ chronicles Rupert Murdoch’s takeover of The Sun newspaper in 1969 London, with production designers recreating the era using functional Linotype machines and period-appropriate newsroom equipment.
‘It gave me a superpower – question everything’: as punk turns 50, bands from China to Greenland explain how it fires up their lives
As punk music marks 50 years, musicians worldwide describe how the genre inspires activism and personal expression across Ukraine, Morocco, South Africa, India and beyond.