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Sunny Sandler leads sentimental teen musical about family illness
The review describes Don’t Say Good Luck as a heartfelt but highly sentimental teen musical drama centred on Sunny Sandler’s performance as Soph, a shy aspiring actor. It argues that the film’s early hints of comedy and satire give way to a more earnest story about family illness and adolescent ambition, likely appealing most to…
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Steven Spielberg to Be Honored at Museum of Modern Art’s Film Benefit in New York
Steven Spielberg will be honoured at the Museum of Modern Art’s annual Film Benefit, presented by Chanel, in New York on 12 November. The recognition highlights his long-standing influence as both a filmmaker and entertainer, as well as his work supporting film preservation, which aligns with MoMA’s mission. MoMA’s tribute will include a screening series,…
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Hungry Fans Hopeful for Kingdom Hearts 4 Updates in Live Streamed D23 Panel
Disney’s forthcoming D23 expo will feature a live-streamed “Deep Dive” panel marking 25 years of Kingdom Hearts, prompting hopes that Square Enix may share news about Kingdom Hearts 4. Although the panel is officially framed around behind-the-scenes discussion, its wider broadcast and promotion have led fans to speculate about a possible update on the long-awaited…
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‘The Traitors,’ ‘Masked Singer,’ ‘Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal’ Among This Year’s Emmy Winners in Juried Categories
The Television Academy has announced the 2026 Emmy winners in its juried categories, with “Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal”, “The Traitors” and “The Masked Singer” among the early honourees. Unlike most Emmy awards, these categories have no nominees and are decided by specialist panels, making the awards recognition of individual technical or creative achievement. “Primal” won two…
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Buggers review – phenomenal flesh and blood portrait of Francis Bacon and George Dyer
Buggers is a highly praised Edinburgh Festival play about the volatile relationship between painter Francis Bacon and his lover and muse, George Dyer. The review finds Alistair Hall’s researched but intensely physical drama fresh and affecting, presenting their love as a mixture of desire, cruelty, power and grief. Hall plays Bacon opposite Peter Clements’s Dyer,…
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Inside the heartbreaking funeral dilemma for family of mother who leapt from a clifftop with her two babies – as police are forced to explain why she was turned away the day before tragedy
The article concerns the family of a mother who reportedly died after going over a clifftop with her two babies, and the distressing decisions they face over funeral arrangements. It also examines questions about police handling after she was reportedly turned away when seeking help the previous day. Police have been required to explain their…
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Labour rakes in extra £1billion in VAT from drivers at petrol pumps thanks to Iran war – but Fuel Duty still set for hike in New Year
Labour has collected an extra £1billion in VAT from drivers since the outbreak of the Iran war pushed up petrol and diesel prices, according to RAC Foundation analysis, prompting fresh calls for Chancellor John Healey to scrap a planned Fuel Duty increase due in January. The windfall arises because VAT, charged at 20 per cent,…
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The “genius” 1968 song Sting always wanted to learn from: “A pretty big subject”
The heart of any great tune. The post The “genius” 1968 song Sting always wanted to learn from: “A pretty big subject” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Ryan Hemsworth Announces New Album Numbskull Feat. Tegan And Sara, MSPAINT, Illuminati Hotties’ Sarah Tudzin, & More
Ryan Hemsworth has announced his first solo album since 2018, Numbskull, due for release on 21 October via Topshelf. The record continues his collaborative approach, featuring Tegan And Sara, MSPAINT, Sarah Tudzin of Illuminati Hotties, Nana Lourdes and allie, while its first two singles, “One Step” and “A Display Of Emotion”, are available now. Hemsworth…