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Why Spring is the Best TIme to Visit Toronto
Image Credit: Pixabay Toronto is one of the largest and most populous cities in Canada, and as a result, it is a huge tourist destination. However, before you start looking at Toronto real estate to stay at, you may want to consider what time of the year you should...
How Do You Deposit in Las Vegas Online Casinos?
Las Vegas is full of casino entertainment and possibilities. Almost all forms of gambling are legal in Nevada, and that includes online casinos. While anyone can just walk into a casino on Las Vegas Boulevard with a bunch of cash and demand attention, online gambling...
Xbox Games Which You Should Be Spending Your Hard Earned Money On This Year
As a gamer I’m sure you will understand the need to buy a brand new game once you manage to get your hands on a little spare cash. Just last week I was in this boat after a nice little win at the online casino Novibet, and decided that my winnings simply had to go on...
Is Electronic Dartboard Better for Safety Fun & How?
Electronic dartboards are great for darts players who want to make darts games even more fun. As the name indicates, electronic dartboards are electronically powered. This means that they light up, make noises, and keep score of your games. The lights are particularly...
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Rubaiyat Hossain on Bodies, Beauty and Venice, Toronto and London-Bound ‘The Difficult Bride,’ Clip Unveiled (EXCLUSIVE)
Director Rubaiyat Hossain’s “The Difficult Bride” will premiere at Venice as the first Bangladeshi feature in the Horizons competition, following a bride’s supernatural struggle with beauty standards in Dhaka.
Kate and Rooney Mara Talk ‘Bucking Fastard,’ Synchronized Sisterhood and Werner Herzog Life Lessons: “He Doesn’t Give a S***”
Director Werner Herzog’s new drama features real-life sisters Kate and Rooney Mara as Irish siblings who speak and move in unison, premiering in competition at Venice Film Festival.
‘Intoxicating mix of humour, high camp and danger’: Tim Curry remembered
Tributes pour in for Tim Curry, celebrating his iconic roles spanning Rocky Horror Picture Show, Clue, and numerous stage performances throughout his career.
Rupert Murdoch ‘very happy’ that Guy Pearce plays him in Fleet Street biopic Ink
Guy Pearce portrays media tycoon Rupert Murdoch in director Danny Boyle’s new film Ink, which chronicles the takeover of British tabloid the Sun in 1969.
Quidditch, Muggles, magic: new Harry Potter trailer gives full look at TV show
HBO released a second trailer for its Harry Potter adaptation starring Dominic McLaughlin, featuring scenes from Hogwarts and showcasing supporting cast members including Nick Frost and John Lithgow.
Female film-makers still being squeezed out of industry, London film festival director says
Female filmmakers continue facing barriers progressing beyond debut works, London Film Festival director says, as women direct only 43% of festival selections and just two of 21 galas.
Catherine Zeta-Jones uses Welsh accent in new Amazon series Kill Jackie
Catherine Zeta-Jones uses her natural Welsh accent in the upcoming Amazon thriller series Kill Jackie, playing a former cocaine dealer attempting to hide her past.
Series Based on Rick Riordan’s ‘Kane Chronicles’ in the Works at Disney+
Disney+ is developing a series adaptation of Rick Riordan’s Kane Chronicles book trilogy, with Riordan and Angela Robinson serving as adapters and executive producers.
‘Onslaught’ Star Dan Stevens on Expanding ‘The Guest’ Universe, Becoming RoboCop and His “Nasty” ‘Dexter’ Role
Dan Stevens stars in ‘Onslaught,’ an indirect sequel to the 2014 cult film ‘The Guest’ that expands the KPG-verse universe with a new character, a deranged Nazi scientist named Dr. Hans Kammler.
‘Ellison Is Trump’s B!tch!’ Banner Flies Over Paramount Lot in Protest of Warner Bros. Merger
A plane towed a banner over Paramount’s Hollywood lot during protests about the studio’s proposed Warner Bros. Discovery merger, which faces an antitrust lawsuit set for trial in March 2027.
John Turturro Was Given a Rare Leading Film Role. Now He’s in the Running for His First-Ever Oscar Nod
John Turturro stars in “The Only Living Pickpocket in New York,” marking his first major film lead role in 30 years and potentially earning him his first Oscar nomination.
Suno Kills Controversial Mary J. Blige Ad Where She Seems to Endorse the AI Music Generator (EXCLUSIVE)
AI music generator Suno terminated an advertisement featuring Mary J. Blige after learning she had not approved the campaign and was uncomfortable with it.