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Why Serviced Apartments Are Now Seen as One of The Best Types of Travel Accommodation
Royalty-free image The hospitality industry has certainly seen better days. Global pandemics and social distancing measures are no good for businesses that accommodate people. While many sectors cling to life in an uncertain economy, there’s one market that hasn’t...
Trains versus Planes: Faster Than Flying, Better for the Planet
We have moved into the New Normal. For most European countries, the hard lockdowns are over. Summer is here, and families are considering where to travel for their summer holidays. Well, most people have probably already decided on their 2020 summer travel, but there...
Secrets of a Digital Nomad: How to Grow A Business While Traveling
For many small business owners, entrepreneurs and freelancers, working remotely is a way of life. Last year, FlexJobs released data that found that found 3.9 million U.S. employees, or 2.9% of the total U.S. workforce, worked from home at least half of the time. And...
Vienna’s Majesty and Style
Vienna is one of the most frequently visited cities in Europe, and when you come here for your next vacation, it will be easy to see why. The setting on the banks of the mighty Danube River not only support the economy of the city, but also give it picturesque...
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Pingyao Festival Sets 10th Edition Lineup With Fei Mu Restoration, Films From Cristian Mungiu, James Gray
The Pingyao International Film Festival announces its 10th edition lineup, opening with a 4K restoration of Fei Mu’s 1948 classic “Spring in a Small Town” and closing with Hong Kong dramedy “Good Trip.”
Bill Skarsgard to Star in Hideo Kojima’s ‘Physint’ Video Game From Xbox
Bill Skarsgård has been cast as the lead in Hideo Kojima’s upcoming action-espionage video game “Physint,” which will be published by Xbox.
Guy Pearce Reunites With Andrew Baird for Irish Thriller ‘Bottle’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Guy Pearce reunites with director Andrew Baird for an Irish thriller titled “Bottle,” marking their fourth collaboration. Pearce plays a violent pub owner who traps a young intruder overnight.
Watermelon Pictures Acquires ‘Thirteen in Gaza’ Out of TIFF (Exclusive)
Watermelon Pictures has acquired North American rights to “Thirteen in Gaza,” a debut feature by Palestinian filmmaker Hosam Abu Dan that premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
‘Marshals’ Season 2 Recruits Another ‘Yellowstone’ Star
Jefferson White, known for his Yellowstone role as Jimmy Hurdstrom, has joined the cast of Marshals season two in a recurring capacity.
Madonna to Open MTV Video Music Awards With First Show Performance in 23 Years
Madonna will open the MTV Video Music Awards with her first live performance at the show in 23 years, following her last appearance in 2003 with Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera.
Box Office: ‘Resident Evil’ Reboot Targets Franchise-Best $45 Million Debut
Sony’s “Resident Evil” reboot targets a $40-60 million domestic debut, marking the franchise’s strongest opening as director Zach Cregger reunites with “Weapons” star Austin Abrams.
Viral YouTube Star Julie Nolke Plans Dark Comedy Series ‘Becky and Miranda’
YouTube creator Julie Nolke is developing a dark comedy series titled “Becky and Miranda” with actress Nicole Power, featuring two millennial women navigating relationships and skepticism toward men.
‘Saturday Night Live’ Adds Saidah Belo-Osagie and Grace Reiter as Featured Players for Season 52
Saturday Night Live has added Saidah Belo-Osagie and Grace Reiter as featured players for season 52, which premieres later this month.
‘Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’ Is Back for Season 7: When and Where to Watch Online
The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City returns for season seven on Wednesday, Sept. 16 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Bravo, with the premiere addressing significant personal challenges facing the cast members.
Three Years Alone on a Man-Made Island: Inside Oldenburg Opener, ‘Strange Neighbors’
Filmmaker Mi Steinbach spent three years alone on a German nature reserve filming a documentary that opens the Oldenburg Film Festival, capturing pristine wildlife alongside passing container ships.
The Oldenburg Film Festival According To: Director Vincent Grashaw
Director Vincent Grashaw returns to the Oldenburg Film Festival with his prison drama Bruton, marking his third consecutive year at the German indie festival.