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Naomi Watts honoured with Zurich Golden Eye for The Housewife
Zurich Film Festival is to honour Naomi Watts with its Golden Eye Award, recognising her performance in Ben Shirinian’s “The Housewife,” in which she plays the enigmatic wife of a suspected Nazi. The festival praised the two-time Academy Award nominee as “an artist renowned for her emotional depth, versatility and unwavering commitment to her roles,”…
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The 2001 movie that saved Marisa Tomei’s career: “You’ve just gotta play”
It showed that she had range. The post The 2001 movie that saved Marisa Tomei’s career: “You’ve just gotta play” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Disney’s 4-Part Sci-Fi Epic Is One of the Best on Any Streaming Platform
The article makes the case that Disney’s rebooted Planet of the Apes trilogy (plus the recent follow-up, framed here as a four-part epic), now streaming on Hulu and Prime Video, ranks among the best science-fiction sagas available to stream. Unlike franchises such as Star Wars, which draws divisive reactions to new instalments, or Blade Runner…
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Aims to Swing Past ‘Insidious’ Sequel for Fourth Box Office Win
“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is on course to top the North American box office for a fourth consecutive weekend, fending off two new releases: horror sequel “Insidious: Out of the Further” and Jason Statham action thriller “Mutiny”. The Tom Holland and Zendaya-led Sony film, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, has already become the fastest movie…
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Nintendo Switch demo released for Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter
Falcom and GungHo Online Entertainment released a Nintendo Switch demo for Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter, alongside an opening cutscene shared on Falcom’s YouTube channel, ahead of the full game’s launch in September. The release follows a legacy patch issued earlier the same week for the original Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter, indicating…
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Did Alex Vindman Just Get Burned by the Larry David Curse?
Retired Lt Col Alex Vindman, the decorated US Army veteran and Trump impeachment whistleblower, unexpectedly lost Florida’s Democratic Senate primary to little-known state representative Angie Nixon on 18 August 2026, despite vastly outspending her. The result has stunned political observers, given Vindman’s strong name recognition, war chest and biography, and has instead prompted the Hollywood…
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Taylor Sheridan’s 6666 ‘Yellowstone’ Spin-Off Can Still Happen With a Formula Change
Taylor Sheridan reveals the Yellowstone 6666 spin-off is not happening, and there’s a good reason, but there’s still a way Jimmy’s story can be told.
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Years Before Spider-Man, Tom Holland’s Forgotten Historical Drama Remains a Hidden Gem
A decade before playing Spider-Man, Tom Holland delivered a standout early performance in the BBC’s 2015 miniseries Wolf Hall, portraying Gregory Cromwell, son of Henry VIII’s chief adviser Thomas Cromwell. The piece argues that this understated role, in which Holland plays a young man perpetually out of his depth amid Tudor court intrigue, remains an…
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‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ Officially Returns With 2 New Releases
Author Sarah J. Maas is continuing her bestselling A Court of Thorns and Roses fantasy series with two new novels, following the cancellation last year of Hulu’s planned television adaptation. The announcement gives fans of the series, which follows sisters Feyre, Nesta and Elain Archeron in the faerie realm of Prythian, a new instalment to…
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How Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s American dreams failed as family leave California after tanked million-dollar Hollywood deals
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly leaving California and returning to the UK this month, with sources suggesting their years-long attempt to build an independent life and career in America has failed. The couple’s move follows a string of business setbacks in Hollywood, including deals that reportedly failed to deliver on their expected value,…