The trio were co-hosts of MasterChef Australia for 11 seasons, before their exit from the show in 2019.
‘RK/RKAY’ Review: A Fictional Character Escapes His Own Movie in Indian Meta Comedy
13.05.2021 - 20:47 / variety.com
Jay Weissberg Pirandello definitely would have approved of the spirit behind “RK/RKAY,” a small-scale identity comedy set in the film world about a writer-director-actor, embodied by writer-director-actor Rajat Kapoor, whose lead character walks out of his new picture and into the real world.
Complicating matters is that the character is also personified by the director, leading to a pleasing play on selfhood that ever-so-lightly toys with notions of free will and agency: Can a fictional
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01.06.2021 / 15:13
Scientists split over June 21 lockdown easing amid rise in cases of Indian variant
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deadline.com
29.05.2021 / 01:15
Vision Films Acquires Danny A. Abeckaser’s ‘I Love Us’; Level 33 Jams With ‘Rollers’ And Gravitas Bulks Up With ‘Resurgence’; Indian Film Festival Of L.A. Winners; ‘Lost Airmen’ To Freestyle – Film Briefs
Vision Film has acquired rights to I Love Us, a romantic drama from Danny A. Abeckaser’s 2B Films. Abeckaser stars with Jackie Cruz, Katie Cassidy, Harlow Jane, David James Elliott, Robert Davi, Jasper Polish, Greg Finley, James Madio, David James Elliott, Elya Baskin and Courtney Lopez in the ensemble, which wrapped production at the end of March after a shoot in Los Angeles. It will get a 10-city theatrical run along with VOD in September.
pinkvilla.com
27.05.2021 / 08:09
Courteney Cox and Matthew Perry are more than just FRIENDS reveals new report
Friends: The Reunion has left its fans flooding social media with the excitement of seeing their six BFF's reunite for the first time since the show came to an end in 2004. The iconic sitcom has entertained generations of audiences and today, on 27 May, the reunion will be aired in India simultaneously with the US. Ahead of the reunion, we stumbled upon some interesting information about Courteney Cox and Matthew Perry.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
25.05.2021 / 18:53
Bury's Indian variant rise 'cause for concern' as officials reveal more on fightback plans
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20.05.2021 / 23:59
More than 3,400 cases of Indian variant confirmed in UK - rise of more than 450 since yesterday
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nypost.com
20.05.2021 / 23:02
The one where Matthew Perry wasn’t sure he partied with M. Night Shyamalan
“The Graham Norton Show,” when “17 Again” star Perry claimed to have partied hard with the Indian-American auteur in the early 2000s. Perry, 51, said that — at the time — his story was dismissed by a friend who believed that he was hanging with just some “random Indian dude.”However, in a twist worthy of one of his movies, Shyamalan revealed that the Hollywood urban legend was, in fact, true.
etcanada.com
19.05.2021 / 22:19
Lifetime Casts Jordan Dean, Sydney Morton As Prince Harry & Meghan Markle In ‘Escaping The Palace’ TV Movie
The upcoming instalment of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Lifetime Canada movie saga has found its new leads.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
19.05.2021 / 19:33
Nearly 3,000 cases of the Indian variant identified in the UK as more surge testing rolled out
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16.05.2021 / 13:39
People over 35 next to be invited for Covid vaccines this week says Matt Hancock
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16.05.2021 / 11:43
Matt Hancock insists lockdown easing is 'appropriate' despite scientists' growing concerns over Indian variant
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