“Friendship,” for half an hour or so, gives Craig a masochistic relatability. But once he loses his grip, we’re simply watching him dissolve and become more and more dislocated. And that happens to the film too. “Friendship” is like the story of “Saturday Night Live”
The stars of Netflix’s “Love on the Spectrum” are speaking out against Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his comments about autism. In a sit down with NewsNation “Love on the Spectrum” star Dani Bowman said Kennedy is “completely false” by saying that autistic people “will
Bitcoin rallied to $93,600 (+12.2% weekly) despite mixed US-China trade signals. US Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $1.3 billion net inflows this week, signaling strong institutional demand. Analysts suggest Bitcoin is decoupling from risk assets, acting more like “digital gold.” The cryptocurrency market showed renewed
The Onimusha franchise is in the midst of a comeback. The original Onimusha: Warlords game released on PlayStation 2 in 2001 and received sequels and spin-offs until about 2006. The first game was remastered in 2018, and now a new game, Onimusha: Way of the
Rainn Wilson is sharing his thoughts about the current political climate in the United States. During her recent appearance on Wilson’s “Soul Boom” podcast, MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle said that she believes President Donald Trump is making a “concerted effort to destroy the media,” while
Honey, do go to the theater: Ethan Coen’s dark comedy “Honey Don’t!” has landed an Aug. 22 wide U.S. theatrical release from Focus Features. The film, which stars Margaret Qualley, Aubrey Plaza and Chris Evans, is about Honey O’Donahue, a small-town private investigator who delves
“Traumatika,’ an experimental and visually bold new horror film, has sold to Saban Films for North American distribution. The project hails from co-writer and director Pierre Tsigaridis (“Two Witches”) and co-writer and producer Maxime Rancon. Saban is plotting a theatrical release for 2025. Rancon also
Despite her best efforts, writer-director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson couldn’t bring Sarah Michelle Gellar’s Helen Shivers back to life for the “I Know What You Did Last Summer” reboot. In a recent conversation with Entertainment Weekly, Robinson said she “tried relentlessly” to fit Gellar into the