Hollywood legends gathered Saturday night to celebrate Francis Ford Coppola as he received the prestigious AFI Life Achievement Award, the highest honor bestowed by the American Film Institute. Steven Spielberg and George Lucas presented Coppola with the 50th AFI Life Achievement Award. Spielberg called Coppola
Wild Bunch TV, the television sales and acquisition division of the pan-European banner, has boarded two new shows, “The Clan Olimpia” and “Single Bells,” in the run-up to Canneseries “The Clan Olimpia” is a six-part Spanish crime drama starring Zaira Romero, the Goya-nominated rising star
Video game genres are typically defined by the main actions a player can perform. In a shooter, you shoot. In a platformer, you jump on platforms. Cozy games are instead defined by aesthetic and emotional impact; they should make you feel, well… cozy. Despite this
It might be time to call it quits on biographical jukebox musicals. “Jersey Boys” ignited a trend, but its many spawn have been mostly ill-conceived. Recently we’ve had “Summer: The Donna Summer Musical,” “Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations,” “The Cher
Just as the White House Correspondents’ Dinner began, the online livestream C-SPAN was streaming suddenly stopped. An onscreen legend indicated that the event had already ended. The stream eventually returned. But the critically-inclined viewer might have responded to the C-SPAN text: No kidding. “There’s no
Split Fiction, the follow-up to Hazelight Studios’ Game of the Year winner It Takes Two, is one of the biggest games of the year so far. With a 91 on Metacritic and two million copies sold within the first week of its release, it’s about
The White House Correspondents’ Dinner “is going to feel a little different this year,” the organization’s president acknowledged Saturday at the outset of the annual gathering of the White House press corps. Eugene Daniels, White House Correspondents Assn. president who is soon to become an
Virginia Giuffre, an earlier accuser of Jeffrey Epstein and founder of the Speak Out, Act Out, Reclaim (SOAR) nonprofit, died at her farm in Western Australia on April 25, according to The New York Times. She was 41. According to a statement from Giuffre’s family