The controversial drama Miller’s Girl was released this past January to a mixed bag of reviews from fans and critics alike that mostly landed in the not so great...
FANS were left feeling “weird” and asked “are they filming from a nearby flat” after Sky Sports made a big change to its TV coverage. Supporters turned in as the broadcaster aired Liverpool’s 3-1 w
The venture capital crunch may be easing, but it isn't over yet. That means there could be direct investment opportunities for private deal investors.
Londoners are living through a real-time horror story where criminals act with impunity, the police are powerless and taxpayers foot the bill. The responsibility lies with Sadiq Khan – tomorrow, don’t vote for a sequel, urges Oni Oviri London Has Fallen. But instead of a popular action thriller we are watching a real time political []
The logline for Netflix’s upcoming film, Atlas, reads, “Atlas Shepherd (Jennifer Lopez), a brilliant but misanthropic data analyst with a deep distrust of artificial intelligence, joins a mission to capture a renegade robot with whom she shares a mysterious past. But when plans go awry, her only hope of saving the future of humanity from AI is to trust it.” Which begs the question did an AI write this? Technically, no. The film was penned by Leo Sardarian (StartUp) and Aron Eli Coleite (The...
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By now, the shot should be familiar: Nicole Kidman sitting in a theater, her face registering, among other things, hope and wonder. Except the masterful sequence I'm contemplating isn't the one from the ubiquitous AMC Theatres ad that has been worshiped and parodied the last three years, but in Jonathan Glazer's 2004 film "Birth." In addition to ecstasy, Kidman's expression also conveys shock and anguish and, finally, acceptance of the impossible. All in two minutes. Here's how it plays:...
On Wednesday, Boston Dynamics announced the new version of its Atlas robot with a characteristically unsettling video. In it, a humanoid android lifts itself up from the floor by bending its legs backward and then swivels its fathomless void of a head a full 180 degrees like it’s Linda Blair in The Exorcist. The footage is obviously creepy. [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29ECwExc-_M] In a press release, the company said that it decided to make the new, fully electric Atlas robot move...
New signing George Scrimshaw believes experience could be key to Northants Steelbacks reaching their first Vitality T20 Blast finals day since 2016. The 26-year-old pace bowler, who made his England ODI debut last summer, says he has signed on at the County Ground with his sights firmly set on excelling in white ball cricket. And he is backing the signings of veteran all-rounders Sikandar Raza and Ravi Bopara to give the team an edge that has been lacking in recent seasons when the 2024...
Quentin Tarantino has decided not to move forward with his next planned project called "The Movie Critic," which was expected to be his final feature film
FASHION hits a sticky spot after a designer brought out a pair of jeans with a ready made wet patch across the crotch. The design, which was created by Jordan Luca and shown off during their Fall/W
A UFO was caught on camera flying across the sky above LaGuardia Airport in New York City by a woman named Michelle Reyes. Reyes, who was on board a flight with her daughter, spotted the UFO while she was taking photos of the city from her window on the plane. “The first thing I did […]