A week after favourite Heroes (revamped as Heroes Reborn) returned to the small screen and reclaimed its status as a popular series, it has been
Hollywood Racism Receding But Sexism, Ageism Won’t Go Away
Viola Davis’ recent win at the Emmy’s is a representation of the opportunity coloured performers are now receiving, according to Kerry Washington, but it seems
Trailer For X-Files Revival Makes Us Wonder If It Needed To Be Done
The X-Files is back, but only as a miniseries, set to premiere for Fox in 2016 but considering its short lifespan and an absence that
Jim Carrey’s Former Girlfriend Dead In Apparent Suicide
Cathriona White, former partner of Jim Carrey was found unresponsive by a friend at a Los Angeles home on Monday and new details are emerging regarding
10 Best Action Stars Of The 2000’s
We’ve seen a lot of explosions and punches over the past 15 years but some actors have delivered with such forceful consistency they must be
Joseph Gordon-Levitt Walks The Line
The Walk premiered at New York Film Festival last Saturday to rave reviews. Despite the mundane title, the film promises a thrilling depiction of Philippe Petit
Chris Brown Denied Entry Into Australia
The Australian government has followed through with its threat to deny R&B singer Chris Brown entry into the country for his upcoming national tour, due
Nicolas Cage States Desire To Work With Tarantino
While it may seem at first to be completely ridiculous when comparing the careers of both men, it could be wise to hold off on
Coldplay Debut New Track “Amazing Day”
Coldplay have announced they will be releasing their seventh studio album “A Head Full of Dreams” before the end of the year, and “Amazing Day”
What Happens When a Famous Fashion Photographer Conspires With Former Sneaky Sound System DJ? Art.
Colliding from different spectrums of the art world, Daimon Downey and Nicholas Samartis have come together to capture famous sculptures, touristy flower landscapes and audacious
Everest The Hero And Villain Of ‘Everest’
Boldly beautiful and eye-opening, ‘Everest’ is arresting but is tied down by its own content as character development suffers. ‘Everest’ is directed by Baltasar Kormakur and
Se7en Turns 20 Today!
On the 22nd of September 1995, Se7en was unleashed on unsuspecting audiences. The film horrified and excited viewers, ensuring its cult status for years to
