With Sunday’s Super Bowl LIX pitting the Kansas City Chiefs against the Philadelphia Eagles once again, viewers must decide who to root for — and if they want to jump on a bandwagon fanbase, there are plenty of celebrity fans they can get behind. The
Led Zeppelin, if you take in the full measure of their annihilating sunburst grandeur, are a very hard band to categorize. They’re usually thought of as the gods of metal, and few would deny that — though it’s my opinion that the DNA of classic
Marion Cotillard is taking the blame for her awkwardly staged death scene at the end of Christopher Nolan’s final Batman film, “The Dark Knight Rises.” “I didn’t nail that scene,” Cotillard said in an interview with Les rencontres du Papotin. “I didn’t find the right
“Mufasa” is still showing box office strength, with the photorealistic “Lion King” prequel clearing $671 million in global ticket sales. Over the weekend, the film added another $8.5 million from 52 overseas markets. After eight weekends on the big screen, Disney’s musical blockbuster has grossed
In May, the Berlin Film Festival appointed Tanja Meissner as director of Berlinale Pro*, a role that includes leading the European Film Market as well as overseeing Berlinale Co-Production Market, Berlinale Talents, its program for young filmmakers, and the World Cinema Fund. Meissner, a German-French
Universal and DreamWorks Animation’s canine crime adventure “Dog Man” sniffed and scratched its way to No. 1 at the domestic box office for the second consecutive weekend. Meanwhile two newcomers, Universal’s action comedy “Love Hurts” and Sony’s gory slasher “Heart Eyes,” mostly settled for scraps
It’s game day in America — and not just for the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. There will be 131 canines taking the field for Animal Planet’s annual Puppy Bowl event, continuing a tradition of counterprogramming television’s biggest day with a bunch of
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 4 of “Severance,” now streaming on Apple TV+. “Severance” fans are used to the confined office walls and hallways that serve as the only home for the severed employees inside Lumon. But right away, the