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Hollywood Flashback: When Dudley Moore Intoxicated Audiences in ‘Arthur’
A Hollywood Reporter retrospective marks 45 years since Arthur became a comedy classic, focusing on Dudley Moore’s performance as wealthy, alcoholic playboy Arthur Bach. The film’s eventual success mattered because it turned a slow-starting release into one of 1981’s biggest films and cemented Moore’s best-known screen role. Written and directed by Steve Gordon, Arthur follows…
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The “important” 1970s band Neil Peart never got tired of: “They were exciting”
Grooves that stick with you forever. The post The “important” 1970s band Neil Peart never got tired of: “They were exciting” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Selena Gomez Slams ‘Completely Meritless’ Wondermind Lawsuit, Will File to Dismiss ‘Baseless Claims’
Selena Gomez has rejected allegations that she defrauded investors in Wondermind, the mental health media company she co-founded, calling the claims “completely meritless”. Her lawyer said she would seek dismissal of the federal lawsuit, which also names her mother and fellow co-founder Mandy Teefey; the case matters because it challenges the company’s fundraising, promised partnerships…
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10 Heaviest Coming-of-Age Movies
Collider ranks ten coming-of-age films noted for portraying adolescence through unusually serious, painful or disturbing experiences, rather than balancing hardship with comedy. The list matters as a guide to films that use growing up as a lens for isolation, trauma, friendship and the difficult transition into adulthood. – ‘Let the Right One In’ (2008): A…
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Pro wrestler LaBron Kozone talks decision to sign with MLW, getting called ‘generational’ prospect
LaBron Kozone has signed a multi-year contract with Major League Wrestling, where he has quickly been described as a blue-chip and “generational” prospect. The deal is significant because it places the emerging wrestler in a prominent promotion and raises expectations around his future. Kozone agreed the contract in March and has since won several matches.…
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The “slimy, scummy” 2007 movie that made Roger Ebert’s skin crawl: “Potty-mouthed and brain-damaged”
Scraping the barrel. The post The “slimy, scummy” 2007 movie that made Roger Ebert’s skin crawl: “Potty-mouthed and brain-damaged” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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‘The State of Us’ Review: A Pair of Spirited Performances Lift a Familiar Yorkshire Tearjerker
‘The State of Us’ is a warm but familiar British buddy drama about estranged childhood friends Frankie and Taylor, who reconnect when Taylor is terminally ill with cancer. Variety’s review finds its blend of Yorkshire social realism, sentimental plotting and youthful rebellion uneven, but says the central performances make the film emotionally engaging. Samuel Bottomley…
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Emmy Nominee Kristen Kish Wants ‘Top Chef’ To Cook Up More Prize Money – Contenders TV Nominees Studio
As the cost of groceries continues to rise, cooking in restaurants and at home has become more expensive. Kristen Kish, host of Top Chef, is well aware of this squeeze and wants the winners of the Bravo reality cooking show to be awarded more prize money for triumphing in the kitchen. “I was just talking…
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‘House of the Dragon’ Officially Proves George R.R. Martin’s Biggest Targaryen Quote Wrong
House of the Dragon’s Season 3 finale shows that the old adage about Targaryens and madness is not exactly true; the problem lies deeper than that.
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DNC gives final approval of 2028 primary calendar starting in South Carolina
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has voted to approve the 2028 presidential primary calendar, starting with South Carolina. The party okayed a plan that has the Palmetto State kicking off the cycle on Jan. 22, 2028, followed by Nevada on Feb. 1. New Hampshire, long a first-in-the-nation contest, will hold its primary third, on Feb….