Published by BANG Showbiz English Antoine Fuqua has landed a first-look partnership with Netflix. The ‘Guilty’ director has signed a deal with the streaming giant following the success of his adaptation of Gustav Moller’s Danish drama ‘Den Skyldige’, which saw the filmmaker reunite with ‘Southpaw’ actor Jake Gyllenhaal. Deadline reports that the deal will “focus
Published by InsideHook By Tobias Carroll Christmas is only a few weeks away, and with it comes one of the year’s most enduring pastimes: arguing about Christmas movies. Some of these perennial debates can be divisive, including “So, is Love Actually actually good?” and “Is Die Hard really a Christmas movie?” All of which can
Published by The Moderate Voice Did Paul McCartney, right, and Ringo Starr hire Peter Jackson for a rescue operation? Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images Tim Riley, Emerson College In the new film “The Beatles: Get Back,” “Lord of the Rings” director Peter Jackson tries to dispel the myth of the the Beatles’ breakup. In 1970, Michael Lindsay-Hogg
Published by Al-Araby Both the trials of Kyle Rittenhouse and Ahmaud Arbery’s murderers have been viewed by many as representing much more than two individual cases, and are part of the US’s undeniable reckoning with white supremacy. Rittenhouse has walked free, following proceedings and a trial in which the presiding judge was accused of showing
Published by InsideHook By Alex Lauer There’s a newly resonant Easter egg near the end of the movie Tick, Tick . . . Boom! The semi-autobiographical musical, adapted from a show by Rent composer Jonathan Larson and released on Netflix in November, follows Larson as the up-and-coming composer and lyricist attempts to bring a production
Published by BANG Showbiz English Joanna Lumley has branded ‘The Crown’ “rubbish”. The 75-year-old actress – who is friends with Prince Charles and was among the guests at his wedding to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall – insisted she “never” watches the Netflix series and doesn’t think the real royal family tune in to see their
Published by AFP Paris (AFP) – Leonard Bernstein’s score for “West Side Story” has become so ubiquitous in Western culture that it has popped up in such unlikely places as Metallica and Wu-Tang Clan albums. The original play first appeared on Broadway in 1957, before transferring to the silver screen in 1961, and early reviews
Published by New York Daily News Jennifer Coolidge is spilling the tea on why she has a huge gay following. The longtime queer icon recently talked about why she thinks she has been embraced by the LGBTQ community with such love. Coolidge, 60, has been a queer crowdpleaser and laugh-out-loud fixture in a number of
Published by OK Magazine Culprit apprehended! Authorities have arrested a suspect in the tragic shooting death of music icon Clarence Avant’s wife of 54 years, Jacqueline Avant. A family source spilled to TMZ that a man has been taken into custody on Thursday, December 2, in connection to the 81-year-old’s murder. The Beverly Hills Police
Published by Chicago Tribune Maybe it’s meaningful that straight people don’t have a lock on pleasantly dull holiday movies. I’m kind of serious when I say that! The freedom to be mediocre is underrated. And the warmed-over tropes in Netflix’s “Single All the Way” have the right kind of coziness to them, in this story