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Oscar winner and hollywood superstar Jennifer Lawrence has made a major announcement about her family.
Maybe you grew up with the Brat Pack and John Hughes of the 1980s, or you swooned over the streaming teen flicks for now, but the 1990s still reign supreme as the queens of the genre.
In the past year there have been a handful of high-profile releases that everyone is talking about but no one remembers the names of
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Irish actor Paul Mescal swapped his Roman duds for a kilt as he told the mag that he opted against approaching Russell Crowe for advice on handling the sequel to the 2000 blockbuster.
Adam Elliot loves and hates Australian suburbs. It’s why they always feature so prominently in his work.
Donald Trump knows how to generate publicity so maybe he shouldn’t have drawn attention to The Apprentice, a movie he supposedly hates?
Lonely Planet may be the number one film on Netflix but you’ll need the travel scenes to sustain your interest because everything else, especially the so-called romance, has as much fire as an iceberg.
There are certain records nobody wants. The Joker sequel is being rejected by audiences so much that it’s racked up another humiliation.
From potential Oscar darlings and huge studio blockbusters, there are still a bunch of great movies to come this year.
Filmmaker Sean Wang drew on his childhood and the love of films such as Stand By Me to create the world of Sundance sensation Didi.
Dogma has been out-of-print since 2008 and you won’t find it on any streaming or digital platform after its rights were tangled up with the Weinsteins. That’s soon about to change.
Many fandoms have toxic fans, but there is something particularly pernicious and persistent about Star Wars fanboys.
SPOILER WARNING: Ridley Scott may have given the game away already, five weeks before the release of his sequel to Gladiator.
Who doesn’t love a buddy cop comedy? Two mismatched partners, high stakes and shenanigans. It’s a winning combination.
The Apprentice faces a few obstacles, but it at least avoids the mistake of being one-dimensional and judgmental without consideration.