On Oct. 1, 1942, a Japanese freighter carrying over 1,800 British POWs captured during the Battle of Hong Kong was torpedoed by an American sub. The chaos that followed — wherein members of the Japanese army shot any prisoner aiming […]
Paramount Plus’s new TV and movie releases for November 25 – December 1 2024 include an impressive range of content. This includes Transporter 3, Clouds of Sils Maria, and much more. On November 26, Transporter 3 drops on Paramount Plus.
Getting a movie made in Hollywood is hard enough, but trying to make an independent feature is becoming all but impossible, even for the likes of proven entity Todd Solondz. After a career consisting of off-beat, but beloved films like
Ethan Slater is trying to get used to the attention he’s receiving for both his professional and private lives. He’s making his big-screen acting debut as the lovesick Boq in Jon M. Chu’s “Wicked” opposite Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Jonathan
Disney Plus’ schedule of new TV and movie releases for November 25-December 1 2024 has an exciting range. This includes Dancing with the Stars Season 33’s new episode, Disney Jr.’s Ariel, Miraculous World London: At the Edge of Time, and
Peacock‘s new TV and movie releases for November 25-December 1 2024 include several Holiday-themed movies like To Have and To Holiday and Christmas Under the Lights. On Monday, November 25, Peacock subscribers can stream To Have and To Holiday via
Jon Watts revealed in an interview with Collider that his planned sequel to the George Clooney and Brad Pitt-starring caper “Wolfs” would not go forward. Now he’s doubled down, telling Deadline in a statement that while he loved working with
Netflix‘s new TV and movie releases for November 25-December 1 include Our Little Secret and Mononoke The Movie: The Phantom in the Rain. November 27 brings Our Little Secret to Netflix. The story follows two scornful exes who spend Christmas
CBS It is a truth universally acknowledged in the entertainment industry that if your TV show ends up in syndication — meaning that it gets broadcast on other networks in perpetuity —
What’s in a name? For “Spellbound” director Vicky Jenson, it’s a simple portmanteau. In an early sketch of Flink, Princess Ellian’s adorably mischievous animal sidekick, Jenson wanted him to flash and blink as he energetically flitted about. “I have a
