By Two years ago, former Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy appeared at Star Wars Celebration in London and announced three new “Star Wars” films were in the works. One would be Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy’s previously announced “New Jedi Order” film with Daisy Ridley’s Rey, one would be Dave Filoni’s film to bring together
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When Outlander began in 2014, it promised to be a time-traveling epic that would span decades in the lives of Claire Randall, Jamie Fraser, Brianna Fraser MacKenzie, and Roger MacKenzie – all beloved characters in Diana Gabaldon’s celebrated books. Now, well over a decade later, the Starz show is finally
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Lanterns, a new superhero tv series based on the DC Comics Green Lantern mythology, is heading to HBO Max in August 2026. Created by Chris Mundy, Damon Lindelof, and comic writer Tom King, the project marks the third television series set within the expanding DC Universe. The show blends science
Brick Lane to Host 2-Day Film Festival Celebrating Indie Filmmaking
It seems fitting that Brick Lane, the iconic creative corner of the capital, has been chosen as the staging ground for the upcoming Spring Edition of the Day Job Film Festival. As someone who spends a significant portion of my life immersed in the world of independent cinema, I find
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There are certain films that slip through the cracks of cinematic history. They’re not quite cult classics, not quite forgotten, but definitely not talked about as much as they deserve. The Ghost and the Darkness from 1996 is one of those films. It’s wildly underrated. Not “mildly underappreciated.” Not “people
