Iced Earth’s Jon Schaffer sued by Washington D.C. Attorney General over US Capitol attack

Lights, camera, action! From Denzel Washington to Ben Affleck, many actors seamlessly made the switch from being in front of the camera to behind it — but it wasn’t always as easy as it looked.

It’s not a hot take to say Denzel Washington is one of the best actors in the world. The man has earned nine Oscar nominations and taken home two Academy Awards for his performances over the decades.

“The Tragedy of Macbeth” debuted earlier this year at the 2021 New York Film Festival to glowing reviews. The film has been described as a surrealist and visually pared-down approach to Shakespeare’s cautionary tale of murderous greed and ruthless ambition.

Denzel Washington has two war films opening for Christmas — one written by a certain Will Shakespeare about a fellow named Macbeth in which Washington plays the title role, and another which he directed only. The latter, A Journal for Jordan, is Washington’s fourth outing behind the camera and is as sincere and unquestioningly patriotic as anything made during the 1940s.

Carmen Salinas was an actress loved and admired by all.

His hair is graying. His nerves are fraying.

William Shakespeare, the Bard himself, needs no introduction. Nor, arguably, does Joel Coen, who has been one of American cinema’s great voices for almost forty years with his brother Ethan.

Preparing to direct "A Journal for Jordan," a bittersweet love story opening on Christmas Day, Denzel Washington says he took a "master class." That master class consisted of starring in a movie directed by Joel Coen, "The Tragedy of Macbeth," which opens the same day. "I steal from the best," Washington says with a smile.

Preparing to direct “A Journal for Jordan,” a bittersweet love story opening on Christmas Day, Denzel Washington says he took a “master class.”That master class consisted of starring in a movie directed by Joel Coen, “The Tragedy of Macbeth,” which opens the same day. “I steal from the best,” Washington says with a smile.Denzel Washington the actor has some 60 films under his belt, plus two Oscars, and at 66 is universally regarded as one of the all-time greats.

Hours after Donald Trump sued New York’s attorney general seeking to end her investigation into his businesses, Letitia James has vowed that her probe will continue “undeterred.”

Bob’s Burgers regular voice actor Jay Johnston has been banned from the show after his alleged involvement in the Capitol attack.Johnston, who voiced Bob’s rival Jimmy Pesto Snr. in the show over 11 seasons, has not been charged or convicted of a crime, or admitted he was at the Capitol when the attack happened on January 6.However, the report, which was released by the Daily Beast, has alleged that Johnston has been “blacklisted” by the show’s owners Fox.

Jan. 6 Capitol riots based on photos taken from the attack, according to The Daily Beast.The Beast reports Fox has “banned” Johnston from playing Jimmy Pesto, the business rival to Bob Belcher, who runs a pizzeria across the street from Bob’s burger grill.

Denzel Washington shed a few tears on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” last night while discussing his mother Lennis Washington, who passed away in June at the age of 97.

First Lady Jill Biden assured Americans that President Joe Biden is completely able to handle the responsibilities of being the commander-in-chief in a new excerpt released ahead of her upcoming interview from Camp David with CBS Sunday Morning on December 12. Jill shut down the concerns when the interviewer Rita Braver mentioned a recent poll, showing that an increasing number of people are unsure about the president’s mental ability.

Michael B. Jordan and Denzel Washington are hitting the red carpet at the premiere of their new movie!