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‘Dallas’ star Linda Gray reveals the bizarre way Larry Hagman avoided kissing scenes
Actress Linda Gray, best known for playing Sue Ellen Ewing in the classic soap opera “Dallas,” has shared a quirky on-set memory involving her co-star Larry Hagman, who played the scheming villain J.R. Ewing. Gray revealed that Hagman would eat peanut butter before their kissing scenes, a habit she recalled as his unusual way of…
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‘Supernatural’ Meets ‘Hannibal’ in CBS’s Chilling 4-Part Crime Series
CBS’s crime drama “Evil” is being highlighted for combining the earnestness of early “Supernatural” with the intensity of a modern thriller like “Hannibal”, following a trio of Catholic Church-appointed assessors as they investigate hauntings, miracles and possible demonic possessions. Though it began on network television, the series relocated to Paramount+ for its remaining three seasons,…
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10 Best Spy Movies of the 1960s
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten best spy films from the 1960s, framing the genre’s boom as a product of Cold War anxieties about espionage operating behind the scenes of a conflict fought largely without conventional armies. The list spans two entries visible in the extracted text, ranked from tenth to ninth…
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Opinion: Ghost of Yotei Was a Weirdly Disappointing Sequel After Loving Tsushima
A Push Square writer reflects on why Ghost of Yotei, Sucker Punch’s follow-up to 2020’s Ghost of Tsushima, left them oddly disappointed despite the sequel improving on its predecessor in several ways. Though they enjoyed playing it enough to rank it among their top PS5 games of 2025, the piece argues Yotei never matched the…
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The “bizarre” 1995 movie Harrison Ford wishes he’d never made: “Lived long enough to regret it”
Harrison Ford has admitted he regrets making 1995’s “Sabrina”, a remake of Billy Wilder’s beloved 1954 romantic comedy, calling the decision to revisit it with director Sydney Pollack a mistake. Ford, who rarely expresses regret over his film choices despite a run of critically maligned projects in recent decades, was unusually candid about this one,…
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THREE DAYS GRACE Has ‘Already Started Getting Ideas Together’ For Follow-Up To ‘Alienation’ Album
Three Days Grace vocalist Matt Walst has revealed that the band is already developing ideas for a follow-up to their 2025 album “Alienation,” with formal songwriting set to begin next year. Speaking to Edmonton radio station 100.3 The Bear, Walst said the group would take a short break after touring commitments this month before returning…
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Haunted by Hoover, Trump searches for an endgame in Iran
President Trump is pursuing a settlement to bring an ongoing war with Iran to a close, driven partly by fears that a prolonged conflict could define his presidency in the same negative terms that Herbert Hoover’s handling of the Great Depression came to define his. Trump has reportedly studied past presidencies to understand what separates…
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GTA 6’s Netflix Trailer Signals That Rockstar Wants Its Halo Moment
Rockstar has announced that the next trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6 will debut on Netflix on 27 August, arriving on YouTube six hours later, a move that signals publisher Take-Two Interactive wants the game’s launch to become a genuine mainstream cultural event rather than just a bestseller. The article argues this echoes the marketing…
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Ryan Gosling’s bizarre commitment to a 2007 character: “I know it sounds crazy”
Ryan Gosling reportedly gained substantial weight for his planned role in Peter Jackson’s adaptation of *The Lovely Bones*, believing the grieving father he was due to play would cope through overeating. The decision ultimately contributed to his departure from the project, illustrating how differing views of a character can disrupt a major production before filming…
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The “off-beat” actor Stanley Kubrick almost hired for ‘Dr Strangelove’: “He’ll be a fabulous choice”
Stanley Kubrick nearly cast Gene Kelly, the singing and dancing star of Singin’ in the Rain, in a very different type of role for his 1964 Cold War satire Dr Strangelove. In a letter to producer James Harris, Kubrick described Kelly as a “fabulous off-beat choice” for Brigadier General Jack D Ripper, the deranged officer…