Directed by Ron Howard Executive Producers Diana Pokorny, Julie Oh, William M. Connor, J.D. Vance Produced by Brian Grazer, pga; Ron Howard, pga; Karen Lunder, pga Based on the Book by J.D. Vance Written by Vanessa Taylor Casting by Carmen Cuba Music Supervisor Joe Rudge Music by Hans Zimmer & David Fleming Costume Designer Virginia B. Johnson Edited by James D. Wilcox, ACE Production Designer Molly
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THE PROM (L to R) JAMES CORDEN as BARRY GLICKMAN, NICOLE KIDMAN as ANGIE DICKINSON, MERYL STREEP as DEE DEE ALLEN, KEEGAN-MICHAEL KEY as MR. HAWKINS in THE PROM. Cr. MELINDA SUE GORDON/NETFLIX © 2020 Dee Dee Allen (three-time Academy Award winner Meryl Streep) and Barry Glickman (Tony Award winnerJames Corden) are New York City
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Director:  Mark Williams Writers: Steve Allrich, Mark Williams Stars: Liam Neeson, Kate Walsh, Jai Courtney  “Honest Thief,” co-written and directed by Mark Williams, is a predictable film, with no real thrill factor, relying on  music to define the suspense, and dark sets and smoke to create the tension. The story is effective enough to pass as a crime thriller, but
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THE MIDNIGHT SKY (2020)Caoilinn Springall as Iris and George Clooney as Augustine. Cr. Philippe Antonello/NETFLIX ©2020 Directed by: George Clooney Screenplay by: Mark L. Smith  Based on the Book by: Lily Brooks-Dalton Produced By: Grant Heslov, p.g.a., George Clooney, p.g.a., Keith Redmon, Bard Dorros, Cliff Roberts Executive Producers: Barbara A. Hall, Todd Shuster, Jennifer Gates, Greg Baxter Director of Photography: Martin Ruhe
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Director: John Hyams Writer: Mattias Olsson Stars: Jules Willcox, Marc Menchaca, Anthony Heald  ‘Alone’ wastes little time delving into the suspenseful storyline, as the film’s opening section begins with a vehicular cat-and-mouse game between Jessica (Jules Willcox) and the driver of a black Jeep, who seems to be deliberately messing with her. Jessica’s nerves are already on edge, since, as
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The Rolling Stones have shared archival footage of their first-ever live performance of their 1968 track ‘Sympathy for the Devil’. Uploaded on US label ABCKO’s YouTube channel earlier this week, the clip is a previously unreleased cut from the band’s 1996 concert film Rock and Roll Circus that didn’t make it into the final version. Watch
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The latest, sure-to-be-sold-out collection from Beyoncé and sportswear giant Adidas is officially on the way. Yesterday, the official Ivy Park social media channels shared first-look images of Beyoncé modeling the newest gear, and in traditional Bey fashion, she looked absolutely stunning in the series of campaign photos. Keeping her makeup fresh and neutral and her
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One of my favorite parts of Halloween (besides the trick or treating, the costumes, and how every channel runs horror movies back-to-back) is The Simpsons’ annual “Treehouse of Horror” episodes. Easily the most popular episode of the year, each one contains three story segments, and sometimes a wrap-around segment. Though they are sometimes wholly original
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Sean Connery, the Academy Award-winning Scottish actor best known for his portrayal of James Bond, has died at the age of 90. His son, Jason, said he had died peacefully in his sleep in the Bahamans, having been “unwell for some time.” Born Thomas Sean Connery in 1930, the actor’s career spanned several decades. He
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Sean Connery, the first and widely-regarded best James Bond ever … has died. Connery became an enormous star in 1962 with the release of “Dr. No,” but not without difficulty. James Bond creator Ian Fleming felt he was unrefined and wanted someone suave like Cary Grant. Fleming relented and ultimately said it was a great
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Happy birthday, Lyle Lovett! The singer-songwriter was born 63 years ago today (Nov. 1) in Klein, Texas. Lovett was born to William and Bonnie Lovett; his father was a marketing executive, while his mother was a training specialist. He grew up on a farm and experienced an idyllic childhood, which Lovett says fostered his creativity.
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So, again, I really grew up on that movie and it’s something that I can still watch to this day. I don’t watch many of the movies I’ve done—and it’s not because I don’t like them, I love them all—but I can watch a little bit of Dead Presidents and still get that same feeling
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Amanda Shires is one of Nashville’s most celebrated singer-songwriters, winning widespread acclaim for such releases as 2018’s To the Sunset and last year’s debut from The Highwomen, the all-star group she founded with Brandi Carlile, Maren Morris, and Natalie Hemby. Last month, Shires released “The Problem,” a single recorded with her husband, Jason Isbell, that depicts
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DreadXP, the video game-focused offshoot of Dread Central, has been doing great things in terms of championing and publishing indie horror games this past year. Not only has it released three Dread X Collections, packed with game jam horror experiences from talented up and coming developers, it’s put on a Halloween showcase for indie horror
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KOKO All Together Now KOKO, the beloved Bristol trio, have finally revealed their four-track EP All Together Now. A mellifluous production drives the EP with a potent energy that has been present in their previous releases like Follow and their single ‘(I Don’t Wanna) Start Fights’ — marking it as one of their best releases yet. Talking
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Brothers Osborne‘s third album Skeletons includes a number of nods to real-life brothers John and TJ Osborne’s supportive family, a creative bunch that have fostered their love of music and stood behind them as they’ve pursued their career. However, the record concludes with what is perhaps its most personal song: “Old Man’s Boots.” John Osborne wasn’t planning on
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