Landmark Theatres, a chain once revered for its commitment to showcasing independent films, is repositioning itself in a cinematic landscape forever altered by the pandemic. A series of ambitious renovations is slated for its key locations: Bethesda Row, Lagoon, and Kendall Square. Each of these venues holds a unique place in their respective communities, and
Celebrity romances often walk a fine line between the private and the public, but when it comes to Jake Bongiovi and Millie Bobby Brown, they seem to have embraced their affection with unfiltered enthusiasm. Their recent appearance at the Miami Open, where they were notably affectionate in front of Bongiovi’s parents, Jon Bon Jovi and
Donatella Versace, the iconic figure of Italian high fashion, was seen making a glamorous entrance at London’s Tramp nightclub, accompanied by a dazzling array of supermodels, including the legendary Kate Moss and Amber Valetta. This outing comes at a poignant time, marking her first public appearance following what has been described as her unceremonious departure
The film industry, often glamorized by the allure of celebrity and the magic of storytelling, conceals the harsh realities that many within its ranks face. One such sobering example is the recent predicament surrounding the indie film *Angels in the Asylum*. This production, aimed at shedding light on the plight of women wrongfully incarcerated in
The serene coastal town of Byron Bay, typically a haven for relaxation and joy, has recently been enveloped in an undeniable sense of dread. At the heart of this troubling narrative is Detective Inspector Jay Notaro, a respected figure in Queensland law enforcement, whose mysterious disappearance while surfing has sent shockwaves through his community and
In the high-octane world of action films and series, the line between reality and performance often blurs, especially when actors like Alan Ritchson embrace their roles with such fervor that they forget their own physical limits. His experience while filming the climax of the third season of “Reacher” illustrates not just the challenges of creating
In a bold move aimed at reshaping the narrative of American history, President Trump recently signed an executive order entitled “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History.” This initiative amidst a politically charged environment claims to combat what the administration describes as a “widespread effort to rewrite our Nation’s history.” It is a clarion call
In the realm of celebrity relationships, the bonds formed often blur the lines between admiration and respect. Recently, Benji and Joel Madden opened up about their marriages to Cameron Diaz and Nicole Richie, respectively, highlighting a nuanced aspect of their partnerships—a “healthy fear” for their wives. This sentiment, while seemingly playful, peeks into the duality
The film industry often finds itself at a crossroads, where storytelling meets the artistry of performance. One such intersection is vividly illustrated in the highly-anticipated action thriller, “The Dead of Winter,” directed by Brian Kirk and starring none other than the illustrious Emma Thompson. Vertical’s acquisition of North American rights suggests not just a film
In a delightful twist of fate, the Friars Club—a revered institution in the entertainment world—stirred back to life during a recent mini-reunion gathering at Patsy’s, a beloved Italian restaurant on West 56th Street, New York City. Once synonymous with uproarious roasts and the company of the entertainment elite, the club’s legacy seemed in jeopardy following