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Elvis Presley’s cultural presence occasionally fades, despite never being truly forgotten. Recently, Baz Luhrmann has been instrumental in revitalizing interest in the King. First, he did so with his energetic 2022 biopic, Elvis, starring Austin Butler, and now with a new film, EPiC (Elvis Presley in Concert), which feels more like a tribute than a traditional documentary. EPiC is built from previously unseen footage – 59 hours of performances and interviews – discovered by Luhrmann’s team while researching the biopic. This footage had been stored in a Warner Bros. vault, surprisingly located in an underground salt mine in Kansas. Luhrmann also included rare Super 8 film from the Graceland archives. Painstakingly restored, this footage forms the heart of EPiC, and despite Luhrmann’s typically flamboyant style—or perhaps because of it—the film feels surprisingly personal and moving.
I’ve always loved comedies like 30 Rock and Community that are fast-paced, a little chaotic, and full of inside jokes, so I’ve been hoping for something similar. I’m thrilled to say that The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins – a new NBC sitcom starring Tracy Morgan and co-created by Robert Carlock (who worked with Tina Fey on 30 Rock) – feels like a worthy successor. While 30 Rock was a spin-off of Saturday Night Live, this show cleverly draws inspiration from the world of the NFL. Surprisingly, it also borrows a lot of what made The Office so funny.
Things are different now, so it’s understandable if you find yourself drawn to the quiet, intimate nature of this film adaptation of Bernard MacLaverty’s novel. Without relying on flashy effects or grand gestures – aside from its beautiful scenery – and thanks to the wonderful performances by Lesley Manville and Ciarán Hinds, it’s a moving story about a couple facing a breaking point they’ve never truly confronted. Polly Findlay directs with a subtle confidence, making it a solid and satisfying film.
Phil Spencer is retiring from Microsoft, according to Variety. Asha Sharma, currently president of Microsoft CoreAI product development, will be taking over his role. Sarah Bond, the current president of Xbox, is also leaving the company. Matt Booty, who leads Xbox Game Studios, will become Microsoft’s Chief Content Officer.
Despite the lack of official news, fans are still buzzing with guesses about who will play Wonder Woman – also known as Diana Prince or Diana of Themyscira – in the DC universe. Whoever takes on the role needs to be a perfect fit!
In the movie, 43-year-old actress Jenna Ortega and 45-year-old Channing Tatum play Claire and Damien, parents whose eight-year-old daughter, Mason Reeves, sees a violent attack in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park.
As a huge thriller fan, I’ve always loved how well these shows work with binge-watching. It’s amazing not having to wait a whole week for the next clue in a complicated mystery! If you get hooked, you can just dive in and solve the whole thing in a night or over a weekend. And honestly, these three series? They’re exactly the kind of mysteries you can’t help but binge-watch to find out what happens.
The movie features Byrne as Linda, a therapist and mother facing challenges as she cares for her daughter, who has difficulty eating.
Thirty-six-year-old actor Hamnet was among the Irish celebrities who attended the ceremony at the Dublin Royal Convention Centre on Friday.