From Michael Jordan to Selena Gomez, countless celebrities have been the subject of documentaries. These films explore a wide range of topics – from personal struggles and cultural impact to the glamorous lives of the rich and famous. However, the quality and purpose of these documentaries vary greatly, ranging from serious investigative journalism to purely self-promotional projects.
This week, the long-running medical drama created by Shonda Rhimes reaches an impressive milestone: its 450th episode, titled “We Built This City.” The show first aired in March 2005, and its continued success – now spanning over two decades – is especially noteworthy in an era when many TV shows have shorter seasons and don’t last as long.
I recently read an interview with the director of Black Phone 2, and it was fascinating! He told Filmfare that a lot of the movie’s ideas actually came from things he remembered from his own high school days. It’s cool to know how personal his inspiration was for the film.
“I Swear” is a heartwarming and humorous film that tells the life story of John Davidson. It follows his experiences growing up in 1980s Britain, where he struggled with Tourette’s Syndrome, and his eventual work as a passionate advocate for the condition. In 2019, he received an MBE for his dedication to raising awareness and supporting families affected by Tourette’s.
This movie is adapted from Warren Zanes’ book, *Deliver Me From Nowhere*, which details the creation of Bruce Springsteen’s album *Nebraska* (1982).
I checked out *Ordinary Love* a while back – it came out in 2019 and it’s got Liam Neeson and Lesley Manville in it, which is awesome. Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn directed it, and it’s a really solid film.
When people are removed from a competition, it often reveals their negative side. I’ve also heard that public relations teams are working hard to defend their clients who aren’t being portrayed favorably.
The 67-year-old pop star posted a loving birthday message for her daughter, Lourdes, who celebrated her 29th birthday on Tuesday.
Victoria’s Secret Angels and rising stars with famous parents came together for the brand’s yearly fashion show in New York City.
I was really surprised to read in his memoir, *Keep Laughing*, that he went through something so shocking as a teenager. He actually opened up about being attacked, and it was definitely a part of his story I hadn’t heard before. It’s brave of him to share something so personal, and I have a lot of respect for him for doing so.