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The Best Horror Movie of the Year Dethrones Ryan Gosling’s Sci-Fi Adventure
The horror flick Obsession, produced by Blumhouse and directed by Curry Barker, has quickly risen to the top spot on Prime Video’s domestic charts.
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Now Playing: ‘Mary Oliver: Saved By The Beauty Of The World,’ Sasha Waters Documentary On Poet Beloved By Oprah, Stephen Colbert & More
The words “poet” and “bestselling” do not often go together. But they apply in the case of Mary Oliver, the Pulitzer Prize winner who gained a legion of fans – including the famous, from the likes of Oprah and Stephen Colbert to Helena Bonham Carter, Steve Buscemi, and Maria Shriver. Oliver’s life and career are…
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Brad Paisley, Kimberly Williams-Paisley Thank Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce for ‘Amazing Donation’
“It will feed so many families, and what a way to start a marriage,” the country singer said on social media ahead of the couple’s wedding
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Rice likely to be available for England v Mexico
Declan Rice is likely to be available to start England’s World Cup tie against Mexico despite an ongoing injury issue.
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Disneyland Notches 1 Billionth Guest Ahead Of Park’s 71st Birthday
Disneyland said Friday that it welcomed its 1 billionth guest through the gates, just less than 71 years after Walt Disney opened his now-iconic theme park in Anaheim, CA. The guest was Andres Robles, of Arizona, who was at the park with his parents celebrating his eighth birthday. They participated in a ceremony at the park’s Main…
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6 Forgotten Movie Trilogies That Are Worth Watching From Start to Finish
From crime thrillers to realistic romances, these trilogies have been forgotten.
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Art heir sues claiming his late mother’s Chinese art scrolls potentially worth millions were sold for as little as FORTY FIVE dollars
An Oregon man hired an estate sale company to sell his late mother’s belongings. It was not until he gave up the items that he discovered precious scrolls hidden at the bottom of two chests.
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Democrats’ ‘pathetic groveling’ for fundraising bashed in New York Times column
A New York Times opinion writer warns Democrats their fundraising messaging telegraphs insecurity and pleading, urging the party to change course.
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‘Dine and dash’ couple flee waterfront restaurant without paying £115 bill after guzzling eight Cokes and enjoying seafood meal
The couple dined at The Custom House in Penarth, South Wales, on Monday where they feasted on a £52 dover sole, a two-course set menu and calamari before they fled.
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Peter Murrell won’t appeal his five-year jail sentence for embezzlement – as he begins stint in prison over £400,000 theft of SNP funds
The former chief executive of the SNP was jailed for five years three months in June after he admitted siphoning off more than £400,000 from his party over 12 years.