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Justin Tipping’s subversive horror movie Him has opened to mixed reviews and an underwhelming box office performance, which is bad news for producer Jordan Peele, who’s been having an unlucky year so far. The director reportedly narrowly lost the bidding…
The film’s lead actor, Matt Dillon, had to pull out of his scheduled San Sebastian appearances at the last minute.
NCIS: Tony & Ziva is part of a quiet but successful network TV trend that only seems to be growing. The NCIS spinoff has been a hit so far, combining classic NCIS characters with a new format that follows more…
The pace of indie releases is slowing as it does this time of year before awards crush. So it’s nice to have Mubi’s The History of Sound. The Cannes-premiering film by Oliver Hermanus (Living) starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor is…
Actress Jessie Cave played Lavender Brown in the blockbuster films.
Nichelle Nichols, who famously portrayed Nyota Uhura in the original Star TrekTV show, sadly passed away in July 2022, but now, a wrongful death lawsuit regarding her passing has been filed against a New Mexico medical facility for not properly…
As chaotic and inventive as Vampire Weekend’s arrangements get over five studio albums, things never feel out of control. The production and mixing are impressively ornate, a wedding cake that could topple if one note lands out of place. And…
Amy Poehler has some choice words about the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ snubbing of comedic performances. The Saturday Night Live vet and Parks and Recreation alumna blasted the Oscars for devaluing the genre in a recent interview…
On his journey to become the pirate king, Luffy has tried and failed many techniques to increase his strength and defeat many powerful enemies. This means that, similar to many other shōnen heroes, in the more than a thousand episodes…
While Breaking Badis the ultimate crime drama, these other shows are equally incredible. No matter how many years have passed since we said goodbye to Walter White (Bryan Cranston) and Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), we’ll never get over the dark…