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Michael Strahan gushes over Giants’ Arvell Reese after star-making performance

  • Reese had three sacks and 12 tackles against Philadelphia.
  • He became the youngest player to record three sacks in one game since 1982.
  • New York snapped a 13-game losing streak at the Eagles’ home ground.

Michael Strahan praised Giants rookie linebacker Arvell Reese after his standout display helped New York beat the Eagles 19-11. Reese’s performance drew attention for its scale and record-setting marks, adding to expectations for the fifth overall pick. He recorded three sacks, 12 tackles, including 10 solo, three tackles…

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Watch an unintentionally hilarious Paul Stanley screentest from the early 1980s

  • An early 1980s screentest shows Paul Stanley performing an intense scene.
  • Its dialogue may be from Ridley Scott’s 1987 thriller.
  • Stanley’s 1982 film cameo was cut.

A screentest of Kiss frontman Paul Stanley from the early 1980s has surfaced online, showing him delivering an intensely dramatic performance without his usual make-up. The clip offers a glimpse of Stanley trying out for an acting role during a period when he and bandmate Gene Simmons were…

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Johnny Depp Premieres ‘Ebenezer’ in London, Kim Kardashian Wears Gucci to LACMA Art+Film and More Celeb Red Carpet Photos: November 2026

  • Johnny Depp attended the London premiere of “Ebenezer”.
  • Kim Kardashian wore Gucci to the LACMA gala.
  • November’s gallery features premieres, awards and screenings.

The article is a photo gallery of celebrity appearances at film premieres, screenings, awards events and parties in November 2026. It highlights red-carpet fashion and publicity events across Los Angeles, New York, London and other cities. Featured appearances include Johnny Depp at the London premiere of “Ebenezer” on…

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Ariana Grande on First Time Meeting Ben Stiller: “Directing Me in an Orgy Scene in ‘Zoolander 2’”

  • Grande first met Stiller while filming an unusual Zoolander 2 scene.
  • Their first Focker-in-Law rehearsal involved a Heimlich manoeuvre.
  • The new comedy stars Grande alongside Stiller and Robert De Niro.

Ariana Grande recalled first meeting Ben Stiller while he was directing her in an orgy scene for Zoolander 2, a cameo she said helped them feel comfortable with each other. The story came up during a joint appearance with Stiller and Robert De Niro on The Tonight Show,…

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Amazon Debuts $30 Streaming Bundle That Includes Starz, BritBox, AMC+, MGM+ and PBS Masterpiece In One Place

  • Five streaming services for $29.99 a month
  • A seven-day free trial is available
  • Amazon says the bundle saves 39%

Amazon is offering a Prime Video bundle that combines five streaming services for $29.99 a month, with a seven-day free trial. The deal cuts the combined monthly price by 39% compared with subscribing to each service separately, and makes their programmes searchable in one place through Prime Video.…

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GTA 6 CEO says AI will make creating games easier, but “making a big hit” will be as hard as ever

  • Zelnick says technology can ease asset creation.
  • He expects human creativity to remain essential.
  • Making a hit game will remain difficult.

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said technology, including recent advances that may make creating game assets easier, will help game development. He expects human creativity to remain central, arguing that technology cannot make producing a successful game effortless. His comments came during the company’s latest earnings call, in response…

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‘De Gaulle,’ ‘La Gradiva’ and ‘Alice: Pioneer Of Cinema’ Among American French Film Fest Winners- Film News in Brief

  • “De Gaulle” won the audience and best film awards.
  • “La Gradiva” took the critics’ best film prize.
  • A separate diversity and inclusion festival runs at Lincoln Center from 13 to 15 November.

The American French Film Festival announced its audience, critics’ and jury award winners at its closing ceremony on 8 November. “De Gaulle” won both the audience award and best film, while “La Gradiva” received the critics’ best film award. Other honours went to “A Place For Her” for…

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‘Being Heumann’ Composer Francesco Le Metre Tapped Into Judy Heumann’s Drive And A ’70s Punk Rock Spirit – Sound & Screen Film

  • Le Metre’s score channels Judy Heumann’s drive and humanity.
  • Unconventional drums and guitar-picked strings evoke 1970s punk.
  • Ruth Madeley portrays Heumann and the 1977 San Francisco occupation.

Composer Francesco Le Metre says he built the score for *Being Heumann* around activist Judy Heumann’s character and the disability rights movement’s spirit of action. He aimed for music that felt intimate and human while reflecting Heumann’s influence on her community. Le Metre drew on the do-it-yourself punk…

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40th Australian International Documentary Conference Announces First Group Of Speakers: Poh Si Teng, Tamara Kotevska, Basil Tsiokos & More

  • AIDC will hold its 40th conference in Sydney in March 2027.
  • First announced speakers include Poh Si Teng and Tamara Kotevska.
  • The theme “Reframed” will explore how narratives shape perceptions of truth.

The Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) has announced its first speakers for its 40th edition, including filmmakers Poh Si Teng and Tamara Kotevska, and Sundance Film Festival programmer Basil Tsiokos. The conference will take place in Sydney from 8 to 11 March 2027, marking its return to the…

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The 2007 movie that almost made Jessica Alba quit acting: “Fuck it, I don’t care”

  • Tim Story’s direction made Alba consider leaving acting.
  • He reportedly asked her to “cry pretty” during emotional scenes.
  • Alba later built a business valued at more than $1 billion.

Jessica Alba said criticism from director Tim Story while filming *Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer* in 2007 made her consider leaving acting. His requests that she “cry pretty” and keep her face still during emotional scenes left her questioning whether her instincts and feelings were welcome…

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