Marquee Marauders Club is turning indie rock action figure dreams into bootleg reality

Natalie Oganesyan editorSci-fi drama “Dune” will receive a collective action figure line courtesy of McFarlane Toys, which will bring to life some of the main characters of the highly-anticipated pic, set for a theatrical release Oct. 1.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.CELEBRITY chef Ross Burden has died aged 45 after a battle with cancer.New Zealand-born Ross first gained TV fame reaching the final of Masterchef in 1993 before going on to appear regularly alongside Ainsley Harriott on Ready Steady Cook.In 2010 he returned to New Zealand to join the judging panel on the country’s first MasterChef series.His sister, Kirsten Hughes, is reported to have said the former model

Bad Bunny is a huge Lady Gaga fan.

Rebel Wilson, 40, was the prettiest sight to see while having a blast in a snowy location in her latest social media pics. The actress shared the series of photos in an Instagram post on Dec. 5 and it was the perfect representation of the holiday season! In them, she is playfully posing while playing in the glistening snow and showing off her amazing figure in a black and white zip-up sweater jumpsuit and matching gloves,

Legendary musician PJ Harvey is an art-rock icon in many circles, but the kind of fame that her ’90s peers, Bjork and Tori Amos found, eluded her. Maybe her stature will be set right in the upcoming PJ Harvey-centered documentary “A Dog Called Money,” which finally set for a domestic release.

Jackie McNamara believes old team-mate Neil Lennon will be feeling the heat despite putting a brave face on things. But he also reckons the under-pressure Hoops boss has suffered setbacks most managers only see in their nightmares.

Over three years after Fox News Channel retracted its story that a political conspiracy was behind the fatal shooting of Seth Rich in 2016, the Rupert Murdoch-owned outlet has settled its legal battle with the DNC staffer’s family.

Vanessa Hudgens might just have a new man in her life this holiday season! The 31-year-old actress was spotted with her arms wrapped around MLB player Cole Tucker over the weekend. The 24-year-old Pittsburgh Pirates player was standing outside with Hudgens waiting for their car after a dinner date at the Canyon Country Store in Los Angeles. Hudgens wore a chic little black dress and plaid tights with an oversized gray sweater and a black beanie.

One “date night” has fans asking who is Vanessa Hudgens’ boyfriend, Cole Tucker? The High School Musical alum, 31, was photographed holding hands with her new beau, 24, on Saturday, November 21, while out in Los Angeles. Hours later, the Hudgens took to Instagram to hint at her date, sharing a photo of herself posing with a pink rose held to her face. “Date night,” she captioned the flick.

A single lady no more.

2020 hasn't been a classic year for hanging out with friends but Maxband have done their best to create something to remember nonetheless. At the top of the year the Brooklyn-based band, which features Max Savage of Parquet Courts on lead vocals, laid down the songs they had been playing live in support slots for the likes of The Men and The World Is A Beautiful Place...

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefA team of Russian, U.S and Greater China producers is to give a second season to “Better Than Us,” a sci-fi series that was launched as a Netflix Original.The first season tells the tale of a unique, AI-powered, family robot, with the ability to defend itself.

A dog named Stout lived up to its name after "miraculously" surviving a plunge off a 70-feet cliff in Texas. An emergency medical service called the rescue of the pet a “scary story with a happy, feel good ending.” It happened Thursday near the Pennybacker Bridge overlook in Austin, according to Austin-Travis County Emergency Medical Services.

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards, Features EditorThough they had never worked together prior to “The Nest,” Carrie Coon and Jude Law have much in common. They both consider themselves “actor’s actors” with a devotion for the stage.