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Turkish Breakout Cemre Paksoy on Leading Erotic Thriller ‘Night Nurse’: ‘Prudes, Perhaps, Make the Best Perverts’
Los Angeles-based Turkish actress Cemre Paksoy, familiar to audiences at home from the series “The Affair” and Netflix’s “As the Crow Flies”, is making an international breakthrough as the lead in the erotic thriller “Night Nurse”. The film marks the directorial debut of Georgia Bernstein, Paksoy’s close friend from their first day of college, and…
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‘Evil Dead Burn’ Stars Reveal the Hidden Character Backstories You Won’t See in the Movie
Ahead of the theatrical release of Evil Dead Burn, Collider’s Perri Nemiroff interviewed three of its stars — Luciane Buchanan, Hunter Doohan and Souheila Yacoub — about the character work behind the franchise’s latest and reportedly most gruesome instalment. Co-written and directed by Sébastien Vaniček, the film follows executive producer Lee Cronin’s Evil Dead Rise…
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Officers in Maryland respond to reported assault, discover guns and unusual group of animals
A Maryland landlord allegedly pointed a gun at tenants, including a pregnant woman, before deputies found an alligator, caiman and emu on the property.
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Rent revival casts Travis Ross and Bella Brown alongside Gaten Matarazzo
The West End revival of Jonathan Larson’s musical “Rent” has announced the full principal cast joining “Stranger Things” star Gaten Matarazzo, who will play Mark. Travis Ross will take on the role of Roger and Bella Brown will play Mimi, with the rest of the ensemble drawn from established West End and touring performers. The…
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Cat Mail Co. is a cosy game where you run a post office for cats, and I wish it let me snoop into their private lives
Rock Paper Shotgun previews Cat Mail Co., a cosy first-person game from Gamersky Games and Maracas Studio in which the player takes over a run-down post office serving a clientele of cats. The writer, drawn to the game by a self-professed nosiness about other people’s parcels, enjoys the demo’s gentle sorting and organising loops but…
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Controlling husband who murdered estranged wife and tried to fake it as suicide is found guilty
Michael Thompson, a former amateur boxer from Northampton, has been found guilty of murdering and raping his estranged wife, Kimberley Thompson, and of attempting to disguise the killing as a suicide. The case matters because the “coercive and controlling” father-of-four very nearly evaded justice after police initially accepted the staged scene he created, believing his…
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Jesse Eisenberg On His New Film ‘The Debut’, The Surprise Success Of ‘A Real Pain’ And Donating A Kidney – Karlovy Vary
Actor and filmmaker Jesse Eisenberg appeared at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival to collect its President’s Award, reflecting on his career and previewing his new film, The Debut. Starring Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti and set in the world of 1990s New Jersey summer-stock theatre, the film matters as the follow-up to his acclaimed…
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Norway upsets balance as six European teams reach 2026 World Cup quarter-finals
The knockout stage of the 2026 World Cup has come to be dominated by European sides, with six of the eight quarter-finalists — Belgium, England, France, Norway, Spain and Switzerland — drawn from the continent. Norway’s progress helped tip the balance in Europe’s favour, producing the strongest European presence at a World Cup staged outside…
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Telstra chief Vicki Brady breaks silence on nationwide outage as leadership absence draws criticism
Telstra chief executive Vicki Brady has spoken publicly about the nationwide outage that knocked out phone, mobile data and card-payment services for millions of Australians, adding detail to a story that had been dominated by questions over absent leadership. The renewed scrutiny of how both Telstra and the government handled the crisis matters because the…
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Unusual or predictable? How Europe is dominating the World Cup
Six of the eight quarter-finalists at the 2026 World Cup are European sides — Belgium, England, France, Norway, Spain and Switzerland — a level of dominance not seen at a tournament outside Europe since 1994. This matters because European teams have historically struggled to win World Cups staged beyond their own continent, triumphing only twice…