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2026 LACMA Art+Film Gala Photos: Sofía Vergara, Andrew Garfield, Quinta Brunson and More Stars

  • A photo gallery documents the 2026 LACMA Art+Film Gala.
  • Sofía Vergara, Andrew Garfield and Quinta Brunson attended.
  • Guests included performers, filmmakers, artists and cultural figures.

The 2026 LACMA Art+Film Gala brought together actors, musicians, filmmakers, artists and other public figures for an event documented in a photo gallery. The article records the range of attendees, including Sofía Vergara, Andrew Garfield and Quinta Brunson. Other guests pictured include Anya Taylor-Joy, Sienna Miller, Spike Jonze,…

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Paramount’s 4-Part Action Fantasy Epic Has One of the Best Seasons in TV History

  • Korra’s choice to leave the portals open reshapes the world.
  • The Red Lotus turns that change into a major threat.
  • The season pairs striking fights with questions about power.

Season 3 of *The Legend of Korra*, “Book 3: Change”, is presented as one of television’s strongest seasons because it makes Korra confront the consequences of her choices. After leaving the spirit portals open, she sees spirits appear in the human world and new airbenders emerge, while the…

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Nightmare before Christmas in Hollywood

  • Disney staff fear further cuts after its Halloween party was cancelled.
  • Netflix has laid off around 1,000 employees.
  • Film and TV production is increasingly moving outside the US.

Disney employees are bracing for another round of job cuts after the company cancelled its annual Halloween party, while Netflix has also laid off around 1,000 staff. The uncertainty comes during a strong year at the box office and as Hollywood faces further upheaval from Paramount’s planned acquisition…

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Nicko McBrain opens up about using heroin – and how he kicked it

  • McBrain says he used heroin in the late 1970s.
  • He had stopped before joining Iron Maiden in 1982.
  • He encourages people facing substance issues to seek help.

Former Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain says he used heroin in the late 1970s, but was fortunate not to become addicted. He had stopped before joining the band in 1982 and urges people struggling with substance use to seek help. McBrain says he smoked heroin from foil rather…

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In 1970, Neal Schon turned down one of rock’s greatest guitarists. Years later, his decision paid off

  • Schon chose Santana’s band over Clapton’s.
  • He later formed Journey with Gregg Rolie.
  • Derek and the Dominos soon broke up.

In 1970, teenage guitarist Neal Schon was invited to join Eric Clapton’s newly forming Derek and the Dominos, but chose instead to join Carlos Santana’s band. The article presents that decision as a turning point: Schon later helped form Journey with Santana bandmate Gregg Rolie, becoming part of…

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U2 Weigh In on Ed Sheeran and Macklemore Tour Controversy

  • U2 backed Macklemore’s right to speak out.
  • The band said Ed Sheeran should not be vilified.
  • Macklemore was removed after two tour performances.

U2 have defended Macklemore’s right to speak about Palestine after he was removed from Ed Sheeran’s North American tour, while urging the public not to vilify Sheeran. The band described the dispute as a question of artistic freedom and said promoters and venue owners should not censor performers.…

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Cristian Mungiu’s Palme d’Or Winner ‘Fjord’ Takes Jakarta World Cinema Audience Award as Short Film Winners Land Debut Feature Funding

  • “Fjord” won Jakarta World Cinema’s audience award.
  • More than 25,000 people attended the eight-day festival.
  • Three Indonesian short filmmakers received debut-feature funding.

Cristian Mungiu’s “Fjord”, which won the Palme d’Or and opened Jakarta World Cinema, received the festival’s audience award as the eight-day event closed. The festival also awarded three Indonesian short-film directors full funding to make and distribute their debut features, supporting new local filmmakers. More than 25,000 people…

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Future of ‘Heated Rivalry’ revealed ahead of wildly popular gay hockey romance’s hotly anticipated second season

  • Seasons 2 and 3 are reportedly filming concurrently.
  • A holiday-themed film is planned for theatrical release next December.
  • Scott and Kip are rumoured to be the film’s focus.

“Heated Rivalry” is reportedly filming its second and third seasons at the same time, with a holiday-themed film also planned. If confirmed, the film would expand the popular hockey romance beyond its television run and is expected to focus on two characters from the first season. The film…

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9 Near-Perfect Dragon Age Replacements For Fans of Fantasy RPGs

  • The list recommends nine RPGs for Dragon Age fans.
  • It highlights companions, consequential choices and party dynamics.
  • The excerpt details three games across fantasy and science fiction.

The article recommends nine role-playing games for Dragon Age fans, focusing on what it sees as the series’ defining qualities: memorable companions, branching choices, party banter and consequences that carry through the story. The suggested alternatives span fantasy and science fiction, offering similar character-driven play in different settings…

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The biggest lesson Nancy Sinatra learned from her father: “He was a genius”

  • Frank Sinatra’s advice to Nancy centred on ownership and consistency.
  • He founded Reprise after Capitol refused to let him own his masters.
  • Nancy’s recordings are being reissued with her daughter’s help.

Nancy Sinatra says her father, Frank Sinatra, taught her to protect artists’ ownership of their work and to pursue a career with consistency and professionalism. His example matters because musicians who own their recordings can have greater control over how their music is used and who profits from…

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