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Across the Spider-Verse co-director Kemp Powers explains how Daniel Kaluuya helped him create the film’s most colorful new character–a Sex Pistols-inspired punk rock superhero. June 9, 2023 Spider-Punk (voiced by Daniel Kaluuya) in Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animations’ Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.Courtesy of Sony Pictures Animation Miles Morales, protagonist of the Spider-Verse movies, is a
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The destruction of vintage Asian cinema ranks among the great misfortunes of twentieth-century art. In Japan’s case, cataclysmic events leading up through World War II (the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake, the firebombings of Tokyo) wiped out, per one estimate, ninety-six percent of that country’s silent movies;1 and numerous extant sound pictures after the war vanished
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A Toronto kid’s viral fan video caught the attention of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, which landed him a job on one of the year’s best movies. By Grant Rindner June 9, 2023 Spider-Man/Miles Morales (voiced by: Shameik Moore) in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.Courtesy of Sony Pictures via Everett Collection A24 may have an upcoming
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“From where I stand, everything is glorious,” Chris announces on the opening track of his new album. It’s a dream-state vantage point he rarely departs on the sprawling, breathtaking follow-up to last year’s Redcar les adorables étoiles (prologue), but that’s not to say the record stays in one place. Aided by Mike Dean’s shapeshifting production, Paranoïa, Angels,
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When it comes to cutting-edge technology, the intersection of film and crypto gambling is one that many people are just starting to explore. In recent years, blockchain technology has been used increasingly in various ways, from secure online transactions to digital currency systems. The advantages offered by this groundbreaking form of technology have drawn attention
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Apparently Jimmy Pesto was in the mix with the other rioters. By Grant Rindner June 8, 2023 Jay Johnston attends the Comedy Central Emmy After Party at Falcon on September 20, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.Courtesy of Noel Vasquez via Getty Images Jay Johnston, a Chicago-born comic actor known for his work in Bob’s Burgers and Mr. Show, was
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Chris Farren has dropped a new single called ‘Bluish’. It’s the second offering from his upcoming Jay Som-produced album, Doom Singer, following ‘Cosmic Leash’, which landed on our Best New Songs list. Check out a video for the track below. “For this video I stood in front of a green screen while my wife blasted
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The magic of movies extends far beyond the thrill of captivating plots and stellar performances. As an intricate tapestry of human experiences and societal evolution, films are time capsules that offer profound lessons about our past, present, and future. They capture historical moments, reflect social norms, expose political realities, and even imagine future possibilities. Every
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On Jimmy: Jacket, $3,650, and pants, $1,350, by Valentino. Shirt, $309, by Holzewelier. Shoes, $375, by Blackstock & Weber. Belt, $595, by Ralph Lauren Purple Label. Sunglasses, $160, by Akila. Rring, $165, by Miansai. On Brianne: Dress, $1,490, by Proenza Schouler. Shoes, $1,200, by Roger Viver. The one-time Silicon Valley star has been on a
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Julie Byrne has released another song from her forthcoming album, The Greater Wings. ‘Moonless’, which follows previous offerings ‘Summer Glass’ and the title track, is the first song Byrne has ever written and performed on piano. Listen to it below. “I remember walking through the dune systems on the ocean side of Culatra, the noises of the
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Astrud Gilberto, the Brazilian singer who helped popularize bossa nova around the world with her recording of ‘The Girl From Ipanema’, has died. The artist’s granddaughter, Sofia Gilberto, revealed the news on Instagram, writing, “I’m here to bring you the sad news that my grandmother became a star today, and is next to my grandfather
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Brian Eno has announced his first-ever solo tour. He’s set to perform his new live concert program, Ships, across Europe this fall, with backing from the Baltic Sea Philharmonic, orchestrated and conducted by Kristjan Järvi, as well the actor Peter Serafinowicz, and Eno’s longtime collaborators Leo Abrahams and Peter Chilvers. The concert is billed as
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