Sophie Turner Discusses Divorce From Joe Jonas Now, in a new interview with British Vogue, Sophie is detailing her feelings on her divorce, what it was like having rumor after rumor circulate about what was happening, and the mom-shaming she faced after paparazzi photos surfaced of her hanging out without …
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Jayda Cheaves is speaking out after being accused of ripping off another designer’s swimsuit for her own brand, Waydamin. RELATED: Oop! Jayda Cheaves Speaks Out After Photo Of Her With No Makeup Goes Viral Here’s How The Accusations Popped Off Against Jayda Cheaves On Tuesday, Cheaves took to her Instagram Story …
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At the beginning of their rise to fame, South Park creators Matt Parker and Trey Stone starred in an obscure (but funny) movie called BASEketball. What exactly is BASEketball anyway? If you’re a child of a certain era, you know exactly what it is. If not, well, let me explain. …
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Uncanny X-Men #185 is one of those issues that every longtime X-Men nerd knows, like Giant-Size X-Men #1 (the introduction of Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm), or Uncanny X-Men #4 (the debut of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants), or The New Mutants #87 (the first appearance of Cable). In Uncanny #185, anti-mutant government stooge Henry Peter Gyrich tries to use a mutant-power neutralizer on Rogue, …
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To build the Xbox’s anticipated software library, Microsoft expanded its gaming division significantly to develop titles for both the PC and Xbox. Microsoft also reached licensing agreements with Bethesda SoftWorks and Tecmo to make their respective releases The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind and Dead or Alive 3 Xbox-exclusive titles; the …
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Diversity, both in content and in terms of the characters explored, appears to be the driving force behind a number of Taiwan-backed productions spread out across this year’s Cannes Film Festival program. For producer Lynn Chen, who has come to the festival with the drama Mongrel, screening in this year’s Directors’ Fortnight …
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Cannes is not lacking for glamor this year, even in the documentary lineup. Among the films premiering at the festival is Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes, an HBO feature documentary directed by Nanette Burstein and produced by J.J. Abrams, Glen Zipper, Sean M. Stuart, and Bill Gerber. The documentary draws …
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Bravo Media The Vanderpump Rules cast reunited to hash out their season 11 drama — and all it did was create more division between everyone. During the first part of the special, which aired on Tuesday, May 14, Ariana Madix, Tom Sandoval, Katie Maloney, Lala Kent, James Kennedy, Tom Schwartz, …
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In the early scenes of his new fantasy film geared to families, John Krasinski is seen as a 12-year-old girl’s father who’s in the hospital preparing for what seems to be life-threatening heart surgery. To keep up his daughter’s spirits, he delivers elaborate jokes and comedy routines, leading her to …
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EXCLUSIVE: Vue founder and CEO Tim Richards caused a stir last month with an intriguing appearance in front of the UK Parliament’s British Film & High-End TV Inquiry. Launched by the influential Culture, Media and Sport Committee, the bipartisan inquiry has spent weeks interviewing industry figures as part of an …
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Jay Maidment/20th Century Studios/MARVEL ;Dan McFadden/CTMG, Inc ; Universal From action adventure to heartbreaking romance, there is a summer blockbuster for every type of cinephile this year, and Us Weekly has your complete guide to all of them. Potentially the most anticipated movie of the season, Furiosa: A Mad Max …
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This is where the Apes franchise succeeds and how it finds new audiences while other classic sci-fi properties like Star Wars and Star Trek—while successful in their own right—cannot break out of their respective fan bases and find ways to entice and impress new fans. Reinvention of the Planet of …
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