Review: Fernanda Torres pulls off a miracle of maternal courage in ‘I’m Still Here’

In “I’m Still Here,” Walter Salles, famous for movies like “Central Station” and “The Motorcycle Diaries,” initially portrays the lively family at their happiest before a tragic event occurs, making the emotional impact all the more powerful in this inspiring drama that primarily takes place in 1971. The story is based on Marcelo Paiva’s 2015 memoir and tells of a crucial period in Brazil’s history, skillfully encapsulating it into a poignant depiction of community resilience. This film could be a strong contender for the upcoming International Feature Oscar.

World’s Most Bizarre Shakespeare Performance: Hamlet in GTA Online!

In 2020, Sam Crane, an actor from Britain, had an exciting career advancement opportunity as he was selected to play Harry Potter in the highly popular “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” production on London’s West End. However, the production was halted after only a week of rehearsals due to the sudden outbreak of COVID-19 in March 2020, leaving him without the chance to make his debut on stage.

Review: Hope takes wing in ‘Every Little Thing,’ the documentary that L.A. needs right now

In Los Angeles, ‘rehab’ might refer to a unique, high-end industry in a scenic location. However, for an injured hummingbird or one who’s lost its mother, the circumstances can be critical. For over two decades, wildlife volunteer Terry Masear has been dedicated to caring for L.A.’s smallest residents, making her like a comprehensive healthcare provider wherever she travels with her handmade beds, homemade recovery enclosures, and tender loving care. (Her organization is known as Los Angeles Hummingbird Rescue.)

Could Trump save TikTok? CEO of TikTok, Shou zi Chew posts statement after official Supreme Court ruling

American TikTok users have been experiencing a whirlwind of events lately. Following the Supreme Court’s decision deeming the potential ban constitutional, it appears TikTok might be removed from American App Stores soon. Yet, there’s still a glimmer of hope, as former President Donald Trump could potentially intervene to save the platform. Today, the CEO of TikTok, Shou zi Chew, shared an optimistic message that has sparked hope among users.