By There’s little question that “Andor” has been the most decorated and critically acclaimed “Star Wars” of the modern Disney era. For some, a big part of that was because it avoided the various “Star Wars” tropes – minimal fan service, no Jedi, no Sith, no lightsabers, no distracting cameos, etc.
First Look: Lady Gaga In “Wednesday” S2 Part 2
A first look has been released of Lady Gaga’s character Rosaline Rotwood in the upcoming second season of Netflix smash hit “Wednesday”. The character will appear in the second half of the second season which is set to hit the streamer this week. She is described as a “legendary Nevermore
Graham Greene Passes Away At 73
Oscar-nominated Canadian First Nations actor Graham Greene, star of such films as “Dances with Wolves” and “The Green Mile,” has died. He was 73. Greene passed away on Monday in Stratford, Ontario, of natural causes. The veteran actor leaves behind a long career comprised of performances in over 200 films
“Smashing Machine” A Smash At Venice
Benny Safdie’s “The Smashing Machine,l” a Dwayne Johnson-led biopic about legendary mixed martial arts and UFC fighter Mark Kerr, proved a smash hit on Monday at the Venice Film Festival. The film scored a 15-minute standing ovation at the Sala Grande with Johnson, Safdie, co-star Emily Blunt, and even the
When Movies Get Nightlife Wrong: Reality vs Hollywood Fantasy
Hollywood has long been fascinated with the nightlife scene, portraying it through a glamorous lens that often strays far from reality. From the neon-lit streets of Las Vegas to the pulsing clubs of Miami, films depict a world where champagne flows endlessly and connections happen effortlessly. These cinematic portrayals shape
