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Variety‘s inaugural Truth Seekers Summit, in partnership with Rolling Stone and presented by Showtime Documentary Films.The summit explored the art of documentary and investigative storytelling.
Gallery: 20 cult movies critics hated (Espresso)Once again Driver shows us what he can do in the world of comedy in Steven Soderbergh’s quirkily distinctive heist caper. He plays Clyde Logan, a guy with a philosophical view on life and a twangy southern accent who once served in the US military in Iraq where he lost his hand and now works behind a bar, adroitly mixing drinks with his one remaining hand.
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Limp Bizkit have updated fans on their next album, announcing that new songs will arrive “in rapid succession, very soon”.In an Instagram Story post last night (August 25), the band reiterated that their previously scheduled performances have been cancelled, assuring fans that they are “all fine”.
Busta Rhymes complaining about mask-wearing and COVID policies is going viral on social media, taken during one of the veteran rapper’s live shows last month.Despite the pandemic continuing to hospitalise and kill millions across the US and beyond, including former Busta collaborator Fred The Godson who died from coronavirus last year, the rapper insisted that ongoing safety measures were an attempt to “take our civil liberties away”.“In the last sixteen fucking months, COVID could suck a dick,”
Kelly Clarkson may be in the midst of a contentious divorce, but she’s not letting it put a damper on having fun with friends.
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plead for their livelihoods under strict Taliban rule, the nation’s biggest pop star, Aryana Sayeed, has confirmed her escape from war torn Afghanistan.Sayeed, 36, who had recently starred as a judge on a singing competition show on Afghan television, told reporters she left via US cargo jet on Wednesday.
The Legend Of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD was the best-selling game in the US for July.According to the latest report published by US-based market research group NPD, the Zelda remaster took the top spot in terms of dollar sales, which only included retail sales, making it Nintendo‘s first game to hit number one in a month since Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury in February.Another high new entry was Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings Of Ruin, which hit third place, although this was available on PC
The Television Critics Association summer tour is underway, and FX Network chief John Landgraf has been sharing info at his presentation all day. We know that “What We Do In The Shadows” has been renewed for a fourth season, and “American Horror Stories” has been renewed for season two.
On this episode of The Playlist Podcast, we’re joined by filmmaker Ferdinando Filomarino, the director of the new Netflix film, “Beckett.” For those unaware, “Beckett” stars John David Washington and Alicia Vikander and tells the story of an American couple on vacation in Greece. After a tragic accident, John David Washington’s character, aptly named Beckett, finds himself on the run from a mysterious group that is out to kill him for an unknown reason.
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Limp Bizkit‘s recent decision to cancel the remainder of their US tour in length for the first time.The band’s ‘Limited Last Minute Post Pandemic Popup Party Edition’ tour was pulled last weekend “out of an abundance of caution and concern for the safety of the band, crew and, most of all, the fans,” a statement explained.Frontman Durst subsequently denied rumours which claimed that the tour had been axed after a member of the band had fallen ill with coronavirus, writing on Instagram: “Let us