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Plenty of actors have the token Christmas movie in their filmographies, and Glover happens to have one of the best on his even if "LethalWeapon" is in the "Die Hard" camp of movies set at Christmas that some people don't consider Christmas movies. And perhaps it's that point of contention that had Glover decide he needed to make a more traditional, family-friendlyChristmas film by way of 2016's "Almost Christmas." In the movie, Glover plays the father of four grown children, trying to have a peaceful, drama-free holiday with them and their families at his home. Continue reading →

The weekend is here and what better time to sit back, relax and enjoy Prime Video features? As always, when we enter a new month, that means new releases for the streamer, which is always exciting. Below we will give some fantastic recommendations to keep you busy the weekend long. Continue reading →

In the nearly three decades that they've existed, Korn have released 14 studio albums, which is quite an impressive catalog. Continue reading →

There is a strong subcontinental flavour at the Cannes Film Festival this year. Celebrating its 75th anniversary, the worlds most influential film festival has lined up movies from India, Pakistan and Nepal in the official selection for the May 17-28 event. The three neighbouring countries are also part of mentorship programmes for a new generation of filmmakers from emerging countries at Marche du Film, the Cannes festivals marketplace for movies Continue reading →

Provided by CinemaBlend screenshot selling sunset The writings been on the wall for some time in regard to reality star Christine Quinn's professional future. Her position as the sarcastic, outspoken co-worker at the real estate agency on Selling Sunset has been dwindling since the end of Season 3. Continue reading →

Were no doubt all familiar with the expression: its not the destination, its the journey and its one that is often applied to films. See more than a handful and by the end of a movies first act, youll know what point its driving at, what its trying to say. Continue reading →

IMDB's most famous movie site has released a list of the most popular movies this year. Visitors to this site rank all reviewed films by ratings, so this site is not rated by professional film critics. Check out what this year's IMDB list looks like below, as quoted by dnevni avaz 1. Continue reading →

On April 6, 2007, two darlings of the '90s new wave cinema movement, Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino, released a double feature called Grindhouse, comprised of two films that were an homage to their beloved exploitation films of the '70s. Although critics responded enthusiastically, audiences did not. The film flopped, proving that a new era of movies was dawning in the U.S Continue reading →

There's so much music history and opinions to be covered, and AXS is adding to those conversations with brand new seasons of A Year in Music and The Top Ten Revealed on tap for later this month. A Year in Music will once again be hosted by Halestorm's Lzzy Hale, continuing her run of hosting duties for the network. As with past seasons, A Year in Music will look at specific individual years breaking down some of the era's biggest bands, most influential albums, surprising breakups and monumental moments in history Continue reading →

According to a press release from the Danbury Police Department, three suspects were arrested on drug charges on Wednesday (4/6/22). The Danbury Police Department Patrol Division, (SID) The Special Investigations Unit and the DEA Drug Enforcement Agency have been looking into illegal drug sales at area hotels, and they say they identified a suspect of interest named Peter Vetere. Vetere was apprehended and arrested only a month ago, at that time authorities say they found him in possession of a handgun, Fentanyl, crack and meth Continue reading →