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Ludwig Göransson, the Swedish composer and producer behind the production on the majority of Donald Glover’s music as Childish Gambino, will be scoring Jon Favreau’s new Star Wars TV show, The Mandalorian. Göransson previously scored a number of films, most notably working on Black Panther, Venom, and Creed II this year alone. “Words fail to express how surreal and humbling it feels to […]
It’s less than a week until Christmas, folks! That means it’s time to bask in your favorite holiday films. Elf. The Grinch. And of course, Home Alone. For a new ad, Macaulay Culkin returns to reenact the classic film with the help of internet-enabled devices that make us all feel old. The 38-year-old carries out some […]
Bruce Willis has signed on to make three more films with MoviePass‘ movie-making arm, MoviePass Films. According to Deadline, the deal was finagled through Willis’ prior relationship to the CEOs of the production house. MoviePass Films began its life as Emmett/Furla Films back in 1998, named after its founders Randall Emmett and George Furla. The […]
Forever 21 couldn’t make it to the new year without one more scandal. The fast-fashion retailer found itself in more hot water this week after unveiling a holiday sweater inspired by Marvel’s game-changing movie Black Panther. The piece in question wasn’t too noteworthy, as it featured a Fair Isle pattern with a Black Panther helmet motif and […]
Being a lover of television and film of a certain age, an artist like Penny Marshall has entertained me for decades. As a kid, I found myself surprisingly enjoying the Happy Days spin-off Laverne & Shirley that she starred in alongside Cindy Williams, but I’d be lying if I said Penny’s work as an actress is why news […]
Actress, comedian, and director Penny Marshall has died, according to a report from TMZ. She passed on Monday night in her Hollywood Hills home, reportedly from complications caused by diabetes. She was 75. Marshall rose to fame during her sitcom Laverne & Shirley in the ’70s. She later directed Tom Hanks in Big, and was […]
With the nominations for the 2019 Oscars just around the corner in the new year, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has revealed the shortlists for documentaries, foreign language films, music, visual effects, and shorts. While there aren’t too many surprises, the Best Original Song shortlist includes Sampha’s contribution to Beautiful Boy, Kendrick Lamar […]
Avengers: Endgame isn’t exactly a movie in need of any more hype, the past decade of Marvel blockbusters has already laid that groundwork. But it also isn’t a movie that’s going to come up short on the marketing front, and so it should come as no surprise that Disney is going to let out little […]
Family members of pianist Dr. Donald W. Shirley (who is portrayed by Mahershala Ali in Green Book) have publicly denounced the movie’s fictitious narrative, and have received an apology from Ali in response. Two of those family members, Dr. Shirley’s nephew, Edwin Shirley III, as well as Dr. Shirley’s brother, Maurice Shirley, called out the […]
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse has already proved to be a surprise hit for Sony and Marvel, garnering overwhelmingly positive reviews. The Miles Morales-starring animated film, which has some very unique animation technology behind it, has made a huge impact at the box office during its first weekend. As Entertainment Weekly reports, the animated superhero film hit the No. […]
