Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster has added even more Imax dates.
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Novak Djokovic said vomiting, cramping and pain caused his shocking early U.S.Open exit as he opened up about recurring health struggles.
The Athletic found that former senior NFL reporter Dianna Russini violated the outlet’s journalistic standards by failing to disclose her relationship with New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel. The New York Times-owned sports outlet said Thursday that the relationship created the appearance of a conflict of interest and should have been disclosed. The Athletic did not reach a conclusion about the full nature of the relationship, but said it was a breach of its standards regardless. “Regardless of whether the relationship was romantic,” The Athletic said in its report, “it was a breach and should have been disclosed.” The…
ABC confirmed Wednesday that the actress will be competing on the show with pro dancer Ezra Sosa.
Emily Ratajkowski and Romain Gavras took a PDA-packed walk while on holiday in Rome as their relationship continues to heat up.
‘The Bachelorette’ alum Tyler Cameron promises a ‘strong, sexual’ first dance with pro partner Sharna Burgess on the season 35 premiere of ‘Dancing With the Stars,’ set to hit ABC, Hulu and Disney+ on Sept. 15. Chatting with ET’s Emily Curl, Sharna lights up over her long-awaited return to the ballroom, sharing she’s excited for her partner, Brian Austin Green, and their son, Zane, cheering her on from the crowd. As for Tyler, he reveals he finally signed on for the show to pay tribute to his late mom, who loved ‘DWTS.’ She died unexpectedly in 2020. More from Entertainment…
Neon will release filmmaker Na Hong-jin’s epic monster movie “Hope” in 1,500 theaters in the U.S. when it opens on Sept. 9, making it the widest domestic theatrical release for a Korean-language film since the studio’s Oscar-winning 2019 film “Parasite.” Written and directed by Na Hong-jin, the film is set in the remote South Korean village of Hope Harbor where a mysterious creature wreaks havoc. As police and local hunters set out to track the beast, “they become the hunted, setting in motion a chain of events with devastating consequences,” per the official synopsis. The movie made its world premiere…
Director and co-writer Ric Burns has been working on the new material for more than a decade.
Elegance Bratton’s new crime drama “By Any Means” has one hell of a pitch. It’s about a by-the-book Black FBI agent who teams up with an Italian-American mafia hitman to fight the Ku Klux Klan in Mississippi in 1966. That sounds like the best cop show ever, and maybe some day it will be, with Special Agent Wayne Strider and bullish lout Gregory Scarpa taking down racist scumbags every Tuesday at 9pm Pacific. If the Best Picture winner “In the Heat of the Night” could become an Emmy-winning series that ran for seven seasons, why not “By Any Means?” Of…
Inspired by true events, the latest film by Elegance Bratton (‘The Inspection’) follows a Black FBI agent who must work with a mob hitman to investigate the murder of a civil rights leader in 1966 Mississippi.