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Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s Most Talked About Character Quietly Sets Up Marvel’s X-Men Future
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day introduces Jean Grey (Sadie Sink) into the MCU’s main timeline, marking the first proper X-Man to appear in that universe, but the film unusually casts her as a villain rather than the compassionate hero familiar from earlier comics, cartoons and the two prior X-Men film trilogies. This reversal of her…
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Carly Simon’s six favourite albums
The article text supplied for this piece could not be retrieved — the page returned only site navigation and menu elements (Music, Film, Travel, Art, News, Shop, Mailing List) rather than the actual content describing Carly Simon’s six favourite albums. As a result, no factual details about which albums she selected or her reasons for…
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Kellie Bright to leave EastEnders after 13 years
EastEnders actor Kellie Bright is to leave the BBC soap after 13 years playing Linda Carter, one of the show’s central matriarchal characters. She joined Albert Square in 2013 alongside on-screen husband Mick, played by Danny Dyer, when the couple took over the Queen Vic pub, and the role has since anchored major storylines covering…
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Fuerza Regida Ends Historic Stadium Tour With Star-Studded NYC Closer
Fuerza Regida concluded their nine-date “This Is Our Dream” stadium tour with a star-studded closing show at Citi Field in New York City. The run marked the first time a corridos band had toured stadiums across the United States, cementing the group’s status as leading crossover stars of música mexicana. The final show, held on…
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Sophie Cunningham speaks out against DiJonai Carrington after flagrant foul and ‘White privilege’ post
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham criticised Chicago Sky player DiJonai Carrington after Carrington struck her across the face during a WNBA game, resulting in Carrington’s ejection. The incident has fuelled wider controversy after Carrington subsequently posted about “White privilege” in relation to the ejection, drawing scrutiny over how the WNBA disciplines players and adding to…
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My Chemical Romance’s 2026 “The Black Parade Tour”: How to Get Last-Minute Tickets
My Chemical Romance are launching the US leg of their 2026 “Black Parade Tour” this weekend, a 16-date run across stadiums and festivals that follows a string of well-received summer festival appearances. The tour builds on the momentum of a run that began last year, which has been credited with reaffirming continued public appetite for…
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Taylor Sheridan’s 121-Minute Crime Thriller Is Officially One of Streaming’s Greatest Action Hits
The 2015 crime thriller *Sicario*, written by Taylor Sheridan and directed by Denis Villeneuve, has surged up streaming charts more than a decade after its release, cementing its reputation as one of the finest films in the genre. The renewed attention comes as Sheridan has since become one of Hollywood’s most prolific hitmakers through the…
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Gina Prince-Bythewood Discusses the Worldbuilding of ‘Children of Blood and Bone’ and Praises Author Tomi Adeyemi as a ‘Genius’
Director Gina Prince-Bythewood and star Thuso Mbedu previewed their upcoming film “Children of Blood and Bone” at the opening night of the 24th Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival, sharing unseen clips and discussing the making of the adaptation. Prince-Bythewood praised author Tomi Adeyemi, with whom she shares a screenplay credit, describing the casting process…
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The ‘One Night Only’ Writer and Producer Have Seen Your Questions and Have (Some of) the Answers
The writer and producer behind the romantic comedy “One Night Only” have addressed the flood of questions from audiences about the film’s premise, in which premarital sex is illegal except during one 12-hour window each year. The alternate-reality dating comedy, starring Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro, has generated significant online buzz since its trailer racked…