Demi Moore celebrated Bruce Willis’ 70th birthday with a gallery on Instagram of current family photos. The heartfelt images included Moore and Willis posing for the camera and their daughters lovingly embracing their father in a few candid shots. The photos provided fans with a
The animation industry in Asia has expanded significantly in recent years and has a key role to play in boosting the entertainment sector in coming years. Mainland China in particular, where animation has been given a major lift by the success of “Ne Zha 2”,
Sister, the fast-rising studio and indie TV powerhouse behind shows such as “Black Doves,” “Kaos,” “Chernobyl” and “This is Going to Hurt,” has promoted Chris Fry to the newly-created role of managing director. Previously serving as Sister’s joint creative director of scripted, Fry will now
Entering “Buena Vista Social Club” is like stepping into a heady world of the senses, of heightened emotions, and of passionate music and dance. The Social Club was a real place for locals in Havana in the ’50s. Decades later, its music became the source
Cate Blanchett thinks Hollywood’s most glamorous nights would be better without cameras. During an appearance on Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang’s Las Culturistas podcast, the trio discussed the invasive nature of social media and phones. Blanchett said of the issue, “There’s so few spaces that
The circumstances of the long-distance relationship between Erin (Katie Aselton) and Charlie (Daveed Diggs) are a little atypical in “Magic Hour,” but director-star Aselton and co-writer Mark Duplass have long been able to cook up tantalizing, high-concept hooks for dramas about mental strain. It seems
A man has been charged with stealing and selling unreleased Eminem music that leaked to the web earlier this year. Federal prosecutors charged former Eminem employee Joseph Strange with copyright infringement and interstate transportation of stolen goods after he allegedly sold the rapper’s music to
With “Opry 100: A Live Celebration” set to go out live tonight, producers of the show are offering a preview of the three-hour telecast — which doesn’t quite have a hundred performers to represent the Grand Ole Opry’s 100 years, but may seem close enough