International

Embracing absurdity and comedy, Radu Jude, the esteemed filmmaker known for winning the Berlinale Golden Bear with “Bad Luck Banging or Looney Porn,” presents his latest creation: “Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World.” As this eagerly anticipated film premieres in the Competition category at Locarno, we get a first glimpse
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Prince Harry and Meghan have made their first public appearance together since the highly publicized New York car chase incident in May. The couple, known for their dedication to philanthropy through their Archewell Foundation, has joined forces with various organizations and charities to support an online safety campaign. Recently, they happily announced $2 million in
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Warner Bros. Japan recently released a statement expressing their discontent with the official Barbie Twitter account in the United States. The Japanese branch criticized what they considered to be “extremely regrettable” tweets from the account. The statement, posted on Japan’s own Barbie Twitter account, quickly gained attention with over 75,000 likes. Warner Bros. Japan stated
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Warner Bros’ latest film, Barbie, has achieved an impressive milestone by crossing the $600 million mark globally. With Friday’s figures included, the movie’s total worldwide box office collection stands at $637.5 million. The international box office alone contributed $350.5 million, with a significant boost of $30.1 million on Friday in 69 offshore markets. Directed by
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Renowned singer Morrissey has taken to his website to express his disdain for the posthumous accolades and insincere condolences following the recent passing of Sinéad O’Connor. In a scathing essay titled “You Know I Couldn’t Last,” Morrissey lambasted the music industry and media for their treatment of O’Connor, arguing that she was never truly supported
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IATSE, the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, is gearing up for a strike authorization vote after discussions between The Broadway League and Disney Theatrical Productions fell short of meeting the demands of theater workers covered under the Pink Contract. The contract’s bargaining committee, composed of international leadership and rank-and-file theater workers, announced the unanimous
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