Kirsten Dunst is more than the peppy purveyor of spirit fingers in the 2000 cult classic “Bring It On.” Early in her 30-year acting career, she held her own as a child appearing alongside Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise in 1994’s “Interview with the Vampire.” Since then, she has delivered critically acclaimed performances in films […]
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Image copyright Matt Humphrey Image caption The play is being broadcast across cinemas in the UK next month Fleabag must have sounded like an odd prospect on paper when it was first performed in 2013. A monologue about an unnamed woman with a considerable sexual appetite who runs a guinea pig-themed cafe while mourning the
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As long as you’re alive, you can change things. That’s what Uncle Jack (David Oyelowo) insists to his niece Ashley (Storm Reid) in the new sci-fi film, “Don’t Let Go.” In the film, which is in theaters Friday, Ashley is preserved from an earlier timeline — one before she, her mom (Shinelle Azoroh) and her
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Image copyright EDDIE MITCHELL Image caption A funeral procession of VW vans and dozens of motorbikes travelled from the Lappers’ home The funeral has been held for the son of the artist Alison Lapper, who posed for a famous Trafalgar Square sculpture while pregnant with him. Parys Lapper died suddenly last week at the age
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If you wait until the end of “It Chapter Two,” all you’re going to find is a blank screen and an empty theater. There are no post-credit scenes. “Post-credit scenes a la Marvel normally have a very distinct function, which is tease people about a future movie,” Andy Muschietti, the director of “It Chapter Two,”
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The pair were both nominated at the 2015 Baftas Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne will be reunited on screen at this year’s BFI London Film Festival in adventure movie The Aeronauts. The pair were both Oscar-nominated for 2014’s The Theory of Everything with Redmayne winning for his portrayal of
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John Travolta inadvertently gave the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards a memeworthy moment this week when he appeared to mistake drag queen Jade Jolie for Taylor Swift during the ceremony. The pop superstar is apparently taking the mix-up in stride. Actor and singer Todrick Hall, a longtime Swift pal who co-stars in her “You Need to
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Image copyright Samantha Shiner Image caption Samantha Shiner says “everybody wants to be Oasis and Definitely Maybe is the reason why” On 29 August 1994, Oasis released their debut album Definitely Maybe to critical acclaim and supersonic success. It would become the UK’s fastest-selling debut album and shift more than eight million copies worldwide, making
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Director Joel Schumacher wasn’t just busy making movies. The man behind such films as “Batman Forever” and “St. Elmo’s Fire” told Vulture he’s had sex with up to 20,000 partners. The article’s author, Andrew Goldman, remarked that the figure ― which Schumacher eventually put between 10,000 and 20,000 ― is “really amazing.” To which Schumacher
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Image caption Andrew Neil interviewed Boris Johnson during the Conservative Party leadership race Andrew Neil is to host a new weekly prime-time politics show on BBC Two as the UK prepares to leave the EU. The Andrew Neil Show will dissect Brexit every Wednesday at 19:00 from next week until the end of October. His
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