I, a die-hard fan here, can’t help but gush over Meghan Thee Stallion’s dominance of the Japanese crowd following her extraordinary collaboration with rapper Yuki Chiba. Their joint effort, a web-shattering blend of cultures, has left me in awe! Now, she’s dropped the official music video – a tribute to the richness of Japanese cinema and culture that leaves no doubt about its inspiration!
Actor Joaquin Phoenix, known for playing The Joker, recently chose to step back from Todd Hayne’s upcoming gay romance movie, only a few days before the production was due to start. It appears that Phoenix experienced some reservations (or “got cold feet”), leading him to decide against being involved in the film.
In the final days of July, Deadpool and Wolverine made their cinema debuts and have been drawing solid crowds at the box office. A significant aspect of the film’s appeal is its frequent iconic guest appearances. Unfortunately, one cameo that moviegoers might have missed was Robert Downey Jr., who, surprisingly, had lines in an extended version of the script.
As an ardent admirer, I can’t contain my excitement! The Prince of Cambridge, a man who holds a special place in my heart, recently shared fantastic news on social media about a cause close to his own. On the 9th of August, he graced our Facebook feeds with the announcement that the London Air Ambulance Charity has finally reached its target goal for two brand-new Airbus H135 helicopters! What an incredible achievement, and I can’t help but feel a sense of pride knowing that my beloved Prince is making such a significant difference.
Justin Baldoni, both director and star in the movie version of It Ends With Us alongside Blake Lively, desires this film to resonate deeply within people’s hearts rather than merely making a big impact on box office numbers. The story tackles a poignant and pervasive theme revolving around abusive relationships, where Blake Lively’s character Lily Bloom grapples with escaping from the destructive cycle. However, [spoiler alert] she eventually finds the strength to break free.
Towanda Braxton is adjusting to life with alopecia. At the premiere of The Braxtons at the West Cultural Arts Center on August 8, the 50-year-old actress and producer shared that she’s not embarrassed by her condition, but instead wants to show the world how she’s fighting it on her new reality TV series.
The long-awaited movie adaptation of the game Borderlands has premiered in cinemas today, receiving a disappointingly low rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Directed by Eli Roth, known for movies like Thanksgiving and Hostel, this film promises to deliver dark humor and high-octane action on the big screen. In an exclusive interview with ComicBook, Florian Munteanu, who portrays Krieg in the movie, discussed his experience working with Roth. Additionally, Munteanu, who was also seen in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, shared insights about the rigorous physical demands of the role and the close bond he formed with his co-stars.
During her preparation for her second global tour, Indonesian singer Nicole Zefanya reminisces about a cherished memory: opening for music icon Taylor Swift during the Red Tour in her home country. Reflecting on this experience as Niki, she shares how she was awestruck by the immense audience size.
Casey Affleck joins his longtime friend Matt Damon once more for an upcoming movie blend of thriller and comedy titled “The Instigators.” Notably, Casey Affleck has been recognized for roles in films like Good Will Hunting, Manchester By The Sea, Interstellar, and most recently a brief appearance in the Oscar-winning film Oppenheimer. Given his recent focus on dramatic and series projects, Casey found “The Instigators” to be a welcome change of pace!
Justin Baldoni’s directorial effort, titled “It Ends With Us,” premiered in cinemas on August 9th. Viewers are praising the chemistry between Blake Lively and Baldoni in their on-screen roles. However, Baldoni, who is also an actor in the film, hinted that he might not direct the sequel. The movie adapts Colleen Hoover’s dual book series, with the first book published in 2019 and the second one in 2022.