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American Airlines CEO Doug Parker Provides a Customer Update on the Coronavirus
American Airlines CEO, Doug Parker, provides an update on what American is doing to care for customers, team members and the communities we serve throughout the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. https://player.vimeo.com/video/407818104 Learn about: How we've updated...
Is It Safe and Legal to Travel With CBD Gummies?
Travel can be one of life’s greatest joys. The thrill of a new destination, experiencing different cultures, tasting unique foods. Even traveling for business can lead to exciting adventures, once you get to where you’re going. The “getting there” part can sometimes...
The 5 best multi-purpose pool tables you can get
Everyone has been a bit strapped for space at times when it comes to creating a games room. Maybe there’s an awkward room layout in general, or some other reason that means you have a lot less space to play around with than you would with a normal games room. It’s at...
Online Casinos In Sweden: All Ins And Outs
Sweden is one of the most liberate and equal societies in the world. However, apart from touristic reasons, Sweden is also worth visiting for its gambling culture. Casinos both land and online are totally legal in Sweden and are run by the Swedish government. In this...
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San Sebastian, Busan-Bound Taiwanese Coming-of-Age Drama ‘Will You Still Be My Friend’ Boarded for Sales by Moveria, Trailer Unveiled (EXCLUSIVE)
Taiwanese debut feature “Will You Still Be My Friend” has been boarded for international sales by Moveria ahead of screenings at San Sebastián and Busan film festivals.
Dev Benegal’s Judith Blum Reddy Doc ‘Everything Is Not OK’ Acquired by Watermelon Pictures, Annemarie Jacir Aboard as EP (EXCLUSIVE)
Watermelon Pictures has acquired “Everything Is Not OK,” a documentary by Dev Benegal about artist Judith Blum Reddy, with filmmaker Annemarie Jacir serving as executive producer.
Moonfish’ Director and Stars Lucy Liu and Morgan Spector Break Down Their Black-and-White Animated Film About Isolated Astronauts And Why It’s an Allegory for ‘The Current Human Condition’
The independently made animated film ‘Moonfish’ premiered at Venice Film Festival, following two astronauts on an isolating lunar mission that explores themes of disconnection and corporate control.
Groundbreaking Roma Director Alina Șerban on ‘Pain,’ ‘Joy,’ of Historic, Venice-Bound ‘I Matter’: ‘I Managed to Do Something Impossible’
Alina Șerban’s directorial debut “I Matter” premieres at Venice Film Festival this week, marking the first feature from a female Roma director to screen at an A-list festival.
Are Russian Filmmakers Finally Coming in From the Cold?
Top film festivals are increasingly welcoming Russian filmmakers in exile despite ongoing controversy over state funding ties and the Ukraine war.
May el-Toukhy Takes ‘Woman Unknown’ to Venice: “I’ve Used Every Part of Me to Make This Film”
Danish filmmaker May el-Toukhy brings ‘Woman Unknown’ to Venice, a postwar drama examining women punished for relationships with German soldiers during World War II occupation.
Wim Wenders on His 14-Year Journey Building Peter Zumthor Doc ‘From Inside Out’
Wim Wenders’ 14-year documentary on architect Peter Zumthor, “From Inside Out,” premieres at Venice, exploring the Pritzker Prize winner’s philosophy and buildings through 3D filmmaking.
The French ‘propaganda film’ about nuclear war with Russia drawing ire from the far right
A new French thriller about nuclear conflict with Russia premiered at Venice Film Festival, sparking debate and criticism from far-right groups who call it propaganda ahead of elections.
Wim Wenders Clarifies His Stance on Filmmakers’ Role in Politics After Berlin Controversy: ‘We Are the Opposite of Politicians … We Are the Antidote’
Wim Wenders clarified his controversial Berlin Film Festival statement about filmmakers and politics, emphasizing that artists operate with empathy as an antidote to political thinking rather than abstaining from political engagement.
Girl group Katseye are missing two members, but their tour still dazzles
Girl group Katseye performed their first full UK concert at the O2 Arena while two members remain on health-related hiatus, delivering a three-hour set that energized thousands of devoted fans.
‘Why not try to be the best in the world, just for the fun of it?’ Art Garfunkel on a rich, restless life – and reconciling with Paul Simon
Art Garfunkel, 84, discusses returning to performing after years away, reflecting on his decades-long career with Paul Simon and his diverse pursuits beyond music.
‘If you can’t understand what sex is, it’s irrelevant if you seem to be enjoying it’: how Queen at Sea upended the dementia drama
Lance Hammer’s new film Queen at Sea explores the fraught dynamics of an elderly couple’s intimate life when dementia complicates consent, forcing audiences to confront difficult moral ambiguities.