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In the movies, it’s always enormously happy people who die from cancer: people with adoring spouses or partners, with darling children whom they love dearly, with jobs they must reluctantly step away from and houses so cozy they practically whisper, “Please don’t go.” That’s not necessarily a flaw—maybe it’s more of a virtue, a way of reminding those of us who don’t have all those things (who among us really has it all, all the time?) that even the imperfection of our lives is worth hanging onto.

Lizzo is opening up about the diet behind her health transformation. The 36-year-old detailed her daily meal plan “as a former vegan who added protein to her diet.” The “Good as Hell” singer noted

Cardi B likes dollars, she likes diamonds, she likes stunting, she likes shining. And shining is exactly what the “I Like It” rapper plans to keep on doing as she enters her 32nd year on Oct.

New York based distributor Several Futures has acquired Pierre Creton and Vincent Barré’s “7 Walks With Mark Brown” which just had its U. S. premiere at the New York Film Festival. The documentary feature follows paleobotanist Mark Brown through Normandy as he identifies the rare flora of the region. Creton is best known for directing last year’s […]

The original cast of Saturday Night Live may have not been ready for prime time when the sketch comedy series premiered in 1975, but director Jason Reitman felt it was high time they got their own

The Busan International Film Festival has revealed its award winners and confirmed earlier dates for 2025. Park Ri-woong’s “The Land of Morning Calm” (Korea) and The Maw Naing’s “MA – Cry of Silence”(Myanmar/Korea/Singapore/France/Norway/Qatar) shared the New Currents Award. Rima Das’ “Village Rockstars 2” (India/Singapore) and Tom Lin Shu-Yu’s “Yen and Ai-Lee” (Taiwan) jointly claimed the […]