Fraudster Anna Delvey needed OK from ICE before taking moves, ankle monitor to ‘DWTS’
Anna Delvey, who was previously convicted as a con artist, shares that her path to this season’s “Dancing With the Stars” involved an additional hurdle.
How J Balvin’s thoughts about his first car reconnected him with reggaeton
At age 17, José Balvin recollects spotting an ad for a second-hand 1997 Volkswagen Golf in the local newspaper. With aspirations of cruising around Colombia to perform reggaeton and peddle CDs from his trunk, he believed that this car was the one missing piece required to bring those dreams to life.
To fund new movies, ‘American Psycho’ producer turns to the crowd
A well-known movie studio from Hollywood, famous for hit movies like “American Psycho,” is adopting an innovative approach to finance its upcoming productions – engaging the general public.
‘Matlock’ is returning. Here’s who reimagined the character as a clever but underestimated woman
Generally speaking, when people picture “Matlock,” they tend to imagine Andy Griffith in their minds, a sturdy, white-haired gentleman, playing the lead role. He is a shrewd and witty lawyer from the South with a distinctive drawl, who frequently donned a seersucker suit.
Linkin Park has a new singer and a new album on the way
Linkin Park is back.
‘Rust’ shooting prosecutor asks judge to reopen Alec Baldwin manslaughter case
In response to the dismissed manslaughter charge against Alec Baldwin in the “Rust” shooting case, New Mexico special prosecutor Kari T. Morrissey has requested a reevaluation by the judge of the factors leading to the dismissal.
Ready to become the filmmaker in his head, Jesse Eisenberg levels up with ‘A Real Pain’
In the process of penning my second directorial venture, “A Real Pain,” a parenthetical remark in an online advertisement served as a catalyst, helping me to clarify and weave together the diverse thoughts that had been swirling in my mind.
Jimmy O. Yang is finally No. 1 on the call sheet with ‘Interior Chinatown’
Jimmy O. Yang decided to purchase a second-hand Toyota Corolla, priced at about $1,500, to aid him in getting into character for his role as an unnoticed Asian American everyday person in the TV series “Interior Chinatown.” He then drove this car around Los Angeles.
‘Concord’ grounded: Sony shuts down team shooter game two weeks after lackluster launch
As a passionate film buff speaking, I sadly announce that my favorite gaming company, Sony, will be closing down their latest creation, “Concord”, this coming Friday. It’s been just two short weeks since its launch, and it entered an already competitive shooter game market on somewhat rocky ground.
In unusual numbers, we’ll be singing and dancing this fall — at least onscreen
Among the exciting highlights of the upcoming movie season are several musical productions set to hit theaters: “Joker: Folie à Deux” starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga, produced by Warner Bros. (October 4); Netflix’s melodramatic crime drama “Emilia Pérez,” available in limited release starting November 1; Universal’s screen adaptation of the Broadway musical “Wicked,” scheduled for November 22; Netflix’s princess adventure “Spellbound,” also set for November 22; Disney’s sequel to the animated hit “Moana,” due on November 27; and a CGI prequel, “Mufasa: The Lion King,” coming December 20.