Category: Movie

Japan's biggest film festival returns with a line-up of 110 films for its 37th edition.

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They look bad, they sound bad, and sometimes directors won't even admit they've made a musical at all. What on earth is happening to this once lucrative genre?

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Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Ace Frehley continued his "10,000 Volts" Tour with a stop at the Chevy Court as part of the annual New York State Fair Concert. The event held in Syracuse, NY is a multi day event featured music, rides, animals and exhibits from all over the Empire State.

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Legendary Los Angeles punk band X brought their unique blend of musicality to the Flower City on Thursday evening for a nostalgic walk through the bands 40 plus year career. The band which formed in 1977 and is made of up bassist John Doe, Vocalist Exene Cervenka, Guitarist Billy Zoom and Drummer DJ Bonebreak announced in June of this year that their latest album titled "Smoke & Fiction" and its subsequent tour would also serve as the bands farewell.

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"I spent all my money to make the movie..." Some of you may have heard of this film before, some of you maybe not. But now it's screening again with a glorious 4K re-release thanks to Mubi – this interview might convince you to watch. Tarsem's film The Fall is considered a masterpiece by some critics, a flop by others, though it is being given a chance to shine again 18 years later with this restoration. The Fall 4K "Restored Cut" originally premiered at the 2024 Locarno Film Festival a few months ago, and just debuted streaming on Mubi. During the premiere, Letterboxd caught up with filmmaker Tarsem Singh and asked him to read some of the recent Letterboxd reviews raving about the film. The result is this extra fascinating 8-minute video where Tarsem goes on and on telling amazing stories about the film and the process and how hard it was to make & distribute. One of my favorite stories is how David Fincher & Spike Jonze agreed to put their names on it for free to help the ...

Julia Louis-Dreyfus has more in common with Vice President Kamala Harris than you think. Yes, the “Seinfeld” alum played a clueless Vice President on HBO’s “Veep.” The similarities proved so uncanny even the far-Left “Daily Show” drew a direct comparison between the two. And the show wasn’t alone. The Ruthless Variety Progrum also hilariously connected …

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