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‘Hadestown’ Brings Broadway’s Underworld to the Big Screen: Original Cast Members and Creator Anaïs Mitchell on Reconvening for a Smashing Cinema Event
The film adaptation of the hit Broadway musical “Hadestown” has arrived in US cinemas, reuniting several original cast members and creator Anaïs Mitchell to discuss its journey from stage to screen. The production, a retelling of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth set to Mitchell’s folk-influenced score, has built a devoted fanbase since its Broadway debut,…
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Exclusive: Coyote vs. Acme Is Getting a Physical Home Media Release with NSFW John Cena Outtakes
Coyote vs. Acme will receive a physical Blu-ray release that includes uncut, “not PG-rated” outtakes featuring John Cena, director Dave Green has confirmed to IGN. Speaking at San Diego Comic-Con alongside co-star Lana Condor, Green revealed that Cena’s improvised, unscripted moments with Will Forte and the Looney Tunes characters were far too risqué for the…
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Real estate veteran suffers his worst day in 30 years as dire sight at auction spells trouble for Australia: ‘God help us’
A veteran Sydney real estate agent has described a recent auction as the worst he has experienced in 30 years in the industry, citing extremely low turnout and buyer interest as a warning sign for the wider Australian housing market. The comments highlight growing concern among agents that softening demand at auctions could signal a…
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Fantasia International Film Festival Awards: Hanna Bergholm’s ‘Nightborn’ Wins Top Honor
Finnish director Hanna Bergholm’s psychological thriller “Nightborn” has won the Cheval Noir, the top prize at this year’s Fantasia International Film Festival, one of the world’s leading genre and horror film showcases. The film’s star, Seidi Haarla, who appears opposite Rupert Grint, also received the best actress award, giving the Finland/Lithuania/France/UK co-production a strong showing…
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These female athletes need to speak up about keeping women’s sports for women, like Sophie Cunningham did
A Fox News/OutKick opinion piece praises WNBA player Sophie Cunningham for publicly defending single-sex women’s sports and argues other female athletes should follow her example by speaking out on the issue. The article frames the debate over transgender inclusion in women’s sports as a major, long-running and politically polarising controversy, and criticises women in sport…
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What Love Island tells us about the changing face of dating
Love Island’s decision this series to let women choose partners first in the opening coupling, reversing a rule that had always given men first pick, is being read by academics and viewers as a sign of shifting norms in heterosexual dating. Sociologists say the change reflects a broader societal trend of women feeling more able…
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Pizza, pasta, potatoes, protein – how Italian children became so overweight
Italy, long regarded as the birthplace of the Mediterranean diet, is now grappling with one of Europe’s highest rates of child obesity, according to the World Health Organization. The problem is especially severe in southern regions such as Campania, where the town of Ponticelli, near Naples, has gained notoriety as one of the world’s child…
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Miliband urged to order probe into international prosecutor ousted for sex pest claims exposed by Mail on Sunday
The article reports that there are calls for a government minister to order an investigation into an International Criminal Court prosecutor who was ousted following sexual misconduct allegations. The claims against the prosecutor were originally brought to light through reporting by the Mail on Sunday, and the story concerns whether UK authorities should now formally…
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Josh Kelly Retains IBF Light-Middleweight Title in Bruising Saudi Arabia Clash with Agyarko
Josh Kelly successfully defended his IBF light-middleweight world championship against Caoimhin Agyarko in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, winning by points decision. The Sunderland fighter dominated the opening rounds and control
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Hunt for UK-bound small boat migrants in ‘murder’ probe after man in his 20s was killed on French beach
French police have launched a murder investigation after a man in his twenties was found dead on a beach in northern France, with officers now hunting for a group of migrants believed to have been preparing to cross the Channel to the UK by small boat. The incident highlights the continuing violence and danger surrounding…