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Before becoming the feared Sauron, he was known as Mairon, a Maia who originally served the Vala Aulë, a master craftsman. He was naturally skilled at organizing and building, thanks to his strong belief in order and efficiency. However, this desire for control eventually led him to Morgoth, where he learned to use his skills for domination instead of creation. Knowing this history helps explain why he later created tools and systems designed to enslave, rather than help others.

The 80-year-old singer recently told The Sunday Times about her work as an actress and an upcoming movie based on her life, which will be directed by Charlotte Wells, known for the film Aftersun.

A lot of the recent online discussion has centered around his contributions to DC Comics films, with fans sharing fresh glimpses of footage from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League.

On Monday’s episode of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart criticized a news network for initially portraying protests as serious and threatening, then later dismissing them as unimportant and ridiculous.

Anthony Perkins was a celebrated American actor and director, most famously known for playing Norman Bates in Alfred Hitchcock’s classic film, ‘Psycho.’ He reprised the role in several sequels and maintained a consistent career in both European and American theater and film. Perkins also explored directing, showcasing his talents beyond acting. His iconic performances continue to inspire psychological thrillers today.

In his recently released memoir, Vagabond, the actor reflected on a past project and shared that his experience working with a young Tom Cruise wasn’t quite what he anticipated.

The movie has earned about $160 million worldwide so far, but is expected to lose around $132.7 million overall when all costs and earnings are considered.

This movie reveals the incredible story of how the original Rocky was made, showing the challenges and perseverance it took to create the beloved 1976 film.

I just finished watching a truly gripping film about the power of the press. It follows two reporters at a major Washington newspaper as they investigate a seemingly simple burglary that quickly spirals into a massive political scandal, all the way to the top. What’s fascinating is how the movie details their process – the painstaking work of finding sources, double-checking facts with editors and lawyers, and the constant pressure to get it right. There’s this mysterious figure, a source known only as Deep Throat, feeding them clues in secret meetings – it feels straight out of a thriller! Ultimately, it’s a fantastic portrayal of how relentless investigative journalism can force even the most powerful institutions to answer tough questions, even when they’d prefer to keep things hidden. It’s a reminder of why a free press is so vital.

Fans will have another opportunity to see the movie in theaters from October 30th to November 5th. Variety was the first to report this, based on a conversation with the director at a recent showing. Polygon has contacted Warner Bros. to verify the information.