Suzannah Herbert’s documentary, “Natchez,” is a compelling and often unsettling film. It skillfully explores the city of Natchez, Mississippi (population 14,000), and its residents’ complicated relationship with their history. The film highlights the contrast between the town’s beautiful, carefully preserved appearance and the more difficult truths that some people are beginning to acknowledge.
On Friday, February 6th, the actress used Instagram to support Vonn as she finished her first Olympic trial run since her ACL injury. Vonn confidently smiled at the finish line after completing the run, which lasted around 100 seconds.
At the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Thursday, he jokingly suggested that the actors nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Oscar probably got there by being more adept at flattering people than he is.
The heavy metal band announced on Instagram Thursday that all concerts starting April 25th in São Paulo and continuing through the summer have been canceled. This is because singer Dee Snider has unexpectedly resigned due to ongoing health problems that prevent him from performing at his previous level.
Casey Wasserman, who founded an agency and leads the committee organizing the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, appears in newly released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. It was already known that Wasserman and his then-wife, Laura, had flown on Epstein’s plane. However, these documents also reveal sexually suggestive messages exchanged between Wasserman and Ghislaine Maxwell, a close associate of Epstein currently in prison for her role in child sex trafficking.
U.S. Senator Adam Schiff and Representative Laura Friedman have written an open letter to the leaders of Netflix and Paramount Skydance, urging them to guarantee jobs for workers in California and across the United States.
Charley Uchea, 42, won Big Brother in 2006 and briefly married singer Preston, 44, after they met on the show. Since then, she’s been in several other well-known relationships.
I was shocked to hear the news about Barbara Jankavski. Apparently, authorities recently exhumed her body from her grave in São Paulo. It’s all because a court ordered an investigation into whether she was actually strangled, according to reports. She was only 31, and it’s just a really sad and unsettling situation.
As someone who’s seen a lot of animated films that really mean something, I can honestly say Hosoda’s latest, “Scarlet,” is his most powerful and frankly, toughest watch yet. It’s not just the intensity of what happens on screen, but the film asks a really hard question: can you actually forgive someone who doesn’t even seem sorry? It feels like the characters are fighting for their very souls. But even with all the heavy stuff, Hosoda still focuses on what he does best: the beautiful, complicated bond between parents and children. He always handles those relationships with so much understanding, showing the struggles of both sides – the kids needing direction and the parents trying to guide them.
California Assemblymember Matt Haney proposed a new bill on Thursday, the California Fans First Act, which aims to make resale tickets more affordable. The bill would limit how much above the original price tickets can be sold on the resale market, capping increases at 10%.