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‘Heated Rivalry’s Dylan Walsh Pauses Cameo Account After Getting In “Trouble” For Spilling Season 2 Secrets
Dylan Walsh, who plays David Hollander in Crave’s Heated Rivalry, has paused his Cameo account after saying a video that went viral had got him “in trouble”. The apparent issue was a filming update in which he suggested the forthcoming second season could contain 12 episodes, prompting fan speculation about plans for Seasons 2 and…
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Andreas Dresen, Doris Dörrie Films to World Premiere at Zurich Film Festival
Zurich Film Festival will host the world premieres of Andreas Dresen’s “Love, After All” and Doris Dörrie’s “How Can I Help?” in its Gala Premieres section. The selection underlines the festival’s focus on accessible auteur cinema and positions it as an early showcase for films likely to feature in the awards season. The Gala Premieres…
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Zurich festival unveils 2026 galas led by awards contenders
Zurich International Film Festival has announced gala highlights for its 2026 edition, including anticipated awards-season films I Play Rocky, Possible Love and Josephine. Festival director Christian Jungen said the programme seeks to make auteur cinema accessible to wider audiences, strengthening Zurich’s place on the international awards calendar. The selection also includes Wicker and three world…
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‘Wimbledon’: Is this Kirsten Dunst’s worst movie?
Not very memorable. The post ‘Wimbledon’: Is this Kirsten Dunst’s worst movie? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Specialists called in to tackle “rodent activity” in top Sheffield attraction – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield City Council has brought in specialist contractors after identifying what it described as low-level rodent activity at the Winter Garden, the large indoor botanical attraction in the city centre. The issue was reported after a visitor said that seeing rodents moving around the venue had made him feel queasy. The council said it was…
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Police rescue 60 cats and kittens from abandoned sailboat off Washington beach after 6-day operation
Police in Tacoma rescued 60 cats and kittens from an abandoned sailboat near Owens Beach, Washington, after a six-day operation. Many of the animals were frightened and malnourished, highlighting concerns about animal welfare and the risks posed by leaving pets aboard an unattended vessel. The Tacoma Police Department said the sailboat had become home to…
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Romeo Beckham gushes it ‘doesn’t get any better’ while Myleene Klass shows off her Pride-themed glasses as stars join millions watching the solar eclipse – but John Bishop resorts to using a colander after visors were sold out
Celebrities including Romeo Beckham, Myleene Klass and John Bishop joined millions of people watching a solar eclipse, sharing their reactions and viewing methods online. The event drew widespread attention because eclipses are relatively rare and offer a striking, shared spectacle for people across the country. Beckham said that it “doesn’t get any better”, while Klass…
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Jeremy Clarkson misses solar eclipse from Cotswolds home
Jeremy Clarkson said he was unable to see the solar eclipse from his Cotswolds home, while millions of people elsewhere watched the rare event and shared photographs online. His complaint highlighted how cloud cover and local viewing conditions meant the spectacle was visible very differently across Britain. The partial solar eclipse was widely described as…
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Indian Freedom Fighter Bhagat Singh Series in Development at Collective Studios’ Historyverse (EXCLUSIVE)
Collective Studios’ Historyverse is developing an original drama series about Indian freedom fighter Bhagat Singh. The project aims to explore his childhood, intellectual formation and the political and social influences behind his revolutionary beliefs, rather than retelling only the most familiar moments of his life; it matters because it seeks a fresh portrayal of one…
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3 Years Later, Netflix’s 8-Part Horror Series Is Even More Unsettling
Netflix’s eight-part British horror series Red Rose is presented as increasingly unsettling because its threat comes from familiar technology rather than supernatural creatures. Set near Manchester, it follows recent school-leavers whose lives are disrupted by a malicious smartphone app, highlighting anxieties around social media, surveillance and growing up online. The app initially appears as a…