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Netflix’s Reed Hastings: Joe Biden “Needs to Step Aside” for Another Democrat

Netflix’s Reed Hastings: Joe Biden “Needs to Step Aside” for Another Democrat

Hastings’ comments join a growing number of outspoken Democrat supporters calling for Biden to step down, agitated by the president’s performance during last week’s debate.

Darius Rucker Thinks Morgan Wallen Has “Become a Better Person” Since Racial Slur Video

Darius Rucker Thinks Morgan Wallen Has “Become a Better Person” Since Racial Slur Video

In April, Wallen was arrested and jailed in Nashville after he allegedly threw a chair from the top of Chief’s Bar, which is owned by country music star Eric Church and was celebrating its opening weekend per local news station WSMV-TV.

’Starlight Express’ Review: Wobbly Revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Roller-Skating Musical Never Hits Stride

’Starlight Express’ Review: Wobbly Revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Roller-Skating Musical Never Hits Stride

The busiest people on a fairly frantic show are arguably lighting designer Howard Hudson and his team who illuminate the action with everything from super-saturated neon-style lines and chase effects to isolating laser shapes and intense washes of turquoise and purple.

Red Swan Episodes 1 & 2: Recap & Ending Explained – What Does Do-yoo Find in Juhyuk’s Photo?

Red Swan Episodes 1 & 2: Recap & Ending Explained – What Does Do-yoo Find in Juhyuk’s Photo?

Driven by a personal vendetta to uncover the truth behind his friend Juhyuk’s mysterious death, Do-yoo finds himself entangled in a web of deceit that stretches from the boardroom to the bedroom.

‘Boneyard’ Review: There Isn’t Nearly Enough for Mel Gibson or 50 Cent to Do in Clunky Serial Killer Thriller

‘Boneyard’ Review: There Isn’t Nearly Enough for Mel Gibson or 50 Cent to Do in Clunky Serial Killer Thriller

You might expect a film that begins with Mel Gibson announcing, “The Bible says we should rejoice in our suffering,” to be a little more high-minded than “Boneyard.” But this trashy trawl through a fictionalized version of the “West Mesa Murders” — a still-unsolved southwestern crime spree in our century’s early years — is the kind of dubiously moralizing exploitation exercise that makes “Sound of Freedom” look like a noble class act by comparison.

Clive Owen on Picking Roles “That Scare Me a Little Bit” and Being Keen on a “Really Good Comedy”

Clive Owen on Picking Roles “That Scare Me a Little Bit” and Being Keen on a “Really Good Comedy”

From Spike Lee’s Inside Man and Alfonso Cuarón’s Children of Men to Robert Altman’s Gosford Park and Steven Soderbergh’s The Knick, the actor has worked with a range of filmmakers across an expanse of projects over both film, television and the stage.

New Mexico Denies Film Incentive Application on Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust’ Movie After Fatal Shooting

New Mexico Denies Film Incentive Application on Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust’ Movie After Fatal Shooting

Alton Walpole, a production manager at Santa Fe-based Mountainair Films who was not involved in Rust, said he faults the movie’s creators for seemingly cutting corners on safety but officials have an obligation to review its tax credit application based on legal and accounting principles only — or risk losing major projects to other states.

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. (2024) Movie Ending Explained: Does Axel Save the Day (and His Daughter)?

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. (2024) Movie Ending Explained: Does Axel Save the Day (and His Daughter)?

Aspiring to inspire through his work, Shovan's journey in the realm of cinema is an ever-evolving adventure, fueled by his unwavering commitment to the power of visual storytelling.