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The unparalleled style of French filmmaker Robert Bresson expands beyond the confines of the cinematic form. With each of his films — terse, transcendentalist examinations of the soul weighed against inhumane circumstances — it feels like Bresson unlocked a new layer of human experience. Most of all, he is perhaps the epitome of an uncompromising vision, as even his carbon copy imitators will fail to replicate the unnerving and chillingly probing sentiment of Pickpocket, A Man Escaped, and L'Argent.

Related Images invites readers behind the scenes and into the sketchbooks of working filmmakers to learn more about their creative processes.Djiby Kebe’s L’avance is now showing exclusively on Mubi.L'argent.Money has always been really important to me. I grew up listening to rap music, and I learned English by studying the lyrics. I noticed that the rappers I was a fan of talked about money as if it were an end in itself. This philosophy had a huge impact on me throughout my life. Thanks to movies, I also realized that money can be dangerous and destroy you. I’ve always been a huge fan of American cinema, and at some point, I noticed that all the characters I loved shared one particular trait: they all wanted to be financially free no matter what, because that’s how the country is built. One of the things...

King of the Hill’s highly-anticipated reboot isn’t set to hit the airwaves until early next year, but we may already have a few clues as to what Hank, Peggy, Bobby and the rest of Arlen’s finest may get into during their return to the small screen thanks to recently-published records on the Writers Guild of America’s website.

As of Friday, December 6th, we found that the WGA had added several episode names — likely for the series’ upcoming 14th season — into its Signatory Confirmation Lookups database. A resource aimed at helping buyers determine “which productions are covered by collective bargaining agreements,” the following 10 titles were published under King of the Hill between December 2023 and November 2024:

“Return of the King”“The Beer Story”“Chore Money, Chore Problems”“Any Given Hill-Day” “New Ref in Town” “Peggy’s Fadeout”“Bobby Gets Grilled”“No Hank Left Behind”“A Sounder Investment...

Working for Fox News comes with a lot of assumptions.

Just ask Kat Timpf. The whip-smart co-host of “Gutfeld!” and Fox News analyst is a one-woman wrecking ball when it comes to shattering those expectations. She’s not Maga. (“Trump? My guy who I’ve never even voted for?”) Nor is she one of those Never Trumpers longing for a next-gen Bush-Cheney ticket. (“The Department of Defense — more like the ‘Department of War Makes Money.’”) And she can’t be labeled heterosexual. In fact, she opens her latest book, “I Used to Like You Until …: (How Binary Thinking Divides Us),” with a hilarious reveal about a budding romance with a woman that was thwarted by the woman’s mother. Plot twist: The mom wasn’t a Bible-thumping Evangelical Christian but “a very, very, very feminist gender studies professor” who was horrified that her daughter was holed up in...

Each week we highlight the noteworthy titles that have recently hit streaming platforms in the United States. Check out this week’s selections below and past round-ups here.

Aftersun (Charlotte Wells)

One of the 2022’s most resonant films, Aftersun looks at the scratchy dynamics between a father and daughter while on vacation. It’s about memory, the finite nature of the relationships in our lives, and the difficulties of a parent’s diminishing mental health. Charlotte Wells knows where to put the camera in her debut—undeterred from taking risks, from placing her characters outside of the frame, from looking at shadows instead of the people themselves. Aftersun is a rare, tremendous first film, full of heart and focused melancholy; it breaks you down and fills you up simultaneously. The consistent inclusion of camcorder footage, and the fact that it enhances the story rather than becoming a distraction, further proclaims...

Terry Gilliam has been to Cannes with three of his own films since 1983, but one of his favorite memories of the festival takes him back to that very first time, at the 36th edition, as the co-writer and co-star of Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life. Along with Graham Chapman and the film’s director Terry Jones, he’d emerged from the Carlton hotel’s iconic entrance, then bedecked with promotion for the upcoming Bond movie Octopussy, to encounter a camera crew. Jones started grabbing people at random, shouting, “Who Ees Monty Python???” in a ridiculous foreign accent, and got so carried away that, when they reached the hotel’s famous terrace, he accidentally did it to Gilliam too.

The crowd loved it, and the day only grew stranger. Out on the Carlton’s jetty, they gave an interview to British news channel ITN, with Jones hiding behind Graham...

Rodrigo Moreno's The Delinquents is screening exclusively on Mubi in many countries.The Delinquents.Words have no owner. They simply are. They live in the speakers of a language, but no one has possession of a verb or a noun. If anyone can come close to such ownership, it is an artist, who puts the word in a complex combination that is theirs alone. A filmmaker's material is not words—though some might say a shot is its equivalent—but rather the world. Through framing, cutting, and duration, the director makes a movie their own, yet what is shot does not obey the will of the filmmaker. The material of the world is the filmmaker's lyrics, and the world does not belong to them.The arrangement and rearrangement of material—whether of words or of the world when it is filmed—into new works of art can be linked...

Among the myriad reasons we could call the Criterion Channel the single greatest streaming service is its leveling of cinematic snobbery. Where a new World Cinema Project restoration plays, so too does Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight. I think about this looking at November’s lineup and being happiest about two new additions: a nine-film Robert Bresson retro including L’argent and The Devil, Probably; and a one-film Hype Williams retro including Belly and only Belly, but bringing as a bonus the direct-to-video Belly 2: Millionaire Boyz Club. Until recently such curation seemed impossible.

November will also feature a 20-film noir series boasting the obvious and the not. Maybe the single tightest collection is “Women of the West,” with Johnny Guitar and The Beguiled and Rancho Notorious and The Furies only half of it. Lynch/Oz, Irradiated, and My Two Voices make streaming premieres; Drylongso gets a Criterion Edition; and joining...

HBO's Succession is filled with great Cousin Greg quotes that make him the funniest character in the series. Standing out amongst his wealthy, powerful family members, Greg's awkward, nervous, and blundering personality has made for some of the most memorable quotes of the entire series. He never seems to fit in despite his best efforts and it typically makes for hilarious and out of place moments.

It's not just his words that make Greg so great, as Nicholas Braun's mumbling and bumbling delivery of his lines gives the character such a loveable disposition even when he's doing something unlikable. There are quite frankly too many iconic Cousin Greg quotes from throughout the series so far, but Succession fans likely remember these lines the best.

"You Better Give Me The Money, Dude." Season 1, Episode 2: "Sh*t Show At The F**k Factory"

On the second episode of Succession, Marcia...

Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon was announced in 1973 at a press conference held at the London Planetarium, a spectral site which mirrored the album cover’s beam of light refracted through a triangle into a rainbow. Perhaps the iconic prismatic image provided the initial idea for fans to sync the classic film The Wizard of Oz (1939) to the album’s rock soundscape.

The band’s history with movies is vast and varied. They scored films in the aftermath of the demise and departure of the band’s founder, Syd Barrett. The success of Dark Side of the Moon also helped the group become motion picture producers, investing in the 1975 comedy Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The Wall, directed by Alan Parker and starring Bob Geldof, pushed boundaries and redefined a rock opera on film. And while the bassist/vocalist/songwriter Roger Waters didn’t let Stanley Kubrick...

A wax museum in Poland has captured the internet’s attention thanks to their “creepy” wax figures.

For the most part, none of the models look anything like their real-life celebrities’, and the ones that have taken social media by storm are Prince William and Kate Middleton.

In a TikTok uploaded by user Becka Blackburn, the tourist visits the Krakow Wax Museum, capturing footage of their waxwork, including models of Shrek, “Harry Potter” cast members, Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, Mike Tyson, Lady Gaga and more.

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“Come with me to the worst wax museum in Poland,” reads the text at the beginning of the TikTok, which has garnered over 13 million views.

“I couldn’t tell if this was a real wax museum,” Blackburn captioned the post. “Wait until the end.”

Amongst the...

On 1 March 1973, a new moon rose over rock music. Immersive, quadrophonic, celestial and deeply introspective, Pink Floyd’s eighth album arrived in a heady flurry of cash tills, chiming clocks, pained-angel arias and cold, disembodied voices speaking of violence, death and insanity. Where their prog-rock peers were busy crafting grandiose yet chintzy pantomimes of Arthurian legend, sci-fi fantasy and messianic pinball, the Floyd delved into the dark universe of humanity’s inner space; into the stresses and horrors of everyday life that daily push us all to the brink. A record as relatable as it was cosmic, as melodic on the topics of “Time” and “Money” as it was climactic on the themes of war, division and madness, The Dark Side of the Moon set a new standard for high-concept intellectual rock. Forty-five million prism-clad units later, it remains the fourth best-selling record ever made.

Fifty years on, we seem...

On 1 March 1973, a new moon rose over rock music. Immersive, quadrophonic, celestial and deeply introspective, Pink Floyd’s eighth album arrived in a heady flurry of cash tills, chiming clocks, pained-angel arias and cold, disembodied voices speaking of violence, death and insanity. Where their prog-rock peers were busy crafting grandiose yet chintzy pantomimes of Arthurian legend, sci-fi fantasy and messianic pinball, the Floyd delved into the dark universe of humanity’s inner space; into the stresses and horrors of everyday life that daily push us all to the brink. A record as relatable as it was cosmic, as melodic on the topics of “Time” and “Money” as it was climactic on the themes of war, division and madness, The Dark Side of the Moon set a new standard for high-concept intellectual rock. Forty-five million prism-clad units later, it remains the fourth best-selling record ever made.

Fifty years on, we seem...

Hey,"The Rookie: Feds" fans. Tonight, February 21, 2023, the people over at ABC do have a brand new episode of The Rookie: Feds all lined up and ready to air for you guys. This new episode will be episode 16 of The Rookie Feds' current, premiere season 1, and we've got some spoilery information to dish out about it. The wonderful ABC people supplied us with an official description for this new episode 21 by way of their official episode 21 press release synopsis. So, we're going to certainly crack it open , right now, and see what it has to reveal. Let's get to it. First up, we have the official title for this new episode 21 of The Rookie: Feds' current season 1. The writers decided to label this one, "For Love and Money." It sounds like episode 16 will feature some romantic, scandalous, intense, dramatic, action-filled,suspenseful, festive, emotional and interesting scenes as it will be Valentine's day.

Cardi B and Offset headlined the Hall of Fame pre-Super Bowl party early Sunday morning, and when the rap princess was feeling a little thirsty, the Migos performer played the role of prince charming.

“Can I get a little liquorrrrr?,” Cardi B asked. “There’s no liquor for me, huh? Damn. I don’t like that.”

The duo performed their Grammy-nominated hit “Clout” and kissed onstage. But then Offset returned with a small gift for his wife.

“Thank you, baby,” Cardi B said. “Let’s take a shot. Put your drink up, bitch. One, two, three — bottoms up, bitch!”

Cardi B and Offset perform at pre-Super Bowl Hall of Fame Party 2023.

She then performed her fiery verse on “Tomorrow 2,” her collaboration with breakthrough rapper GloRilla. Cardi B — in a shiny, mini green dress — kicked off the show at Gila River Resorts & Casinos in Arizona with “Money” and also performed upbeat...

It’s difficult to capture in just a few hours the depth of the influence Berry Gordy and Smokey Robinson have cast over the industry through their legendary Motown catalog, but the 2023 MusiCares Dinner looked to do just that, celebrating one of the most prolific creative collaborations — and one of the most endearing friendships in the history of the industry — for the nonprofit’s annual event on Friday night just two days before the Grammys. Gordy, the founder of Motown Records, and Robinson, one of the label’s first signings...

Actor Adama Niane has passed away at age 56.

The French star appeared in the 2021 Netflix series “Lupin” and the 2019 film “Get In”.

A cause of death is yet to be revealed.

Niane’s “Lupin” co-star Omar Sy paid tribute on social media after news of his death emerged online.

“I extend my deep condolences to the loved ones of Adama Niane, an immense actor alongside whom I had the chance and the pleasure of playing,” Sy posted, translated from French, Deadline reported. “A man of rare benevolence… May his soul rest in peace.”

J’adresse mes profondes condoléances aux proches d’Adama Niane, immense acteur au côté duquel j’ai eu la chance et le plaisir de jouer.

Un homme d’une bienveillance rare…Que son âme puisse reposer en paix. pic.twitter.com/aGdhYMf4gG

— Omar Sy (@OmarSy) January 29, 2023

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For Adam Sandler‘s Nick Spitz and Jennifer Aniston‘s Audrey, another idyllic escape turns into a darkly comedic nightmare, as seen in the first trailer for the Netflix movie sequel Murder Mystery 2.

In the original Murder Mystery — which, I should remind you, was Netflix’s most popular movie of the year 2019 — Nick and Audrey impulsively joined a billionaire they had just met while en route to Europe for a yacht party that took multiple deadly turns.

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Barrett Strong, artist and songwriter credited with having given Motown its first hit with “Money (That’s What I Want),” has died. He was 81.

Motown founder Berry Gordy confirmed Strong’s death in a statement where he called his songs “revolutionary.”

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“I am saddened to hear of the passing of Barrett Strong, one of my earliest artists, and the man who sang my first big hit,” Gordy said in a statement shared by Billboard. “Barrett was not only a great singer and piano player, but he, along with his writing partner Norman Whitefield, created an incredible body of work, primarily with the Temptations. Their hit songs were revolutionary in sound and captured the spirit...

Barrett Strong, one of Motown‘s founding artists and most gifted songwriters who sang lead on the company’s breakthrough single “Money (That’s What I Want)” and later collaborated with Norman Whitfield on such classics as “I Heard It Through the Grapevine,” “War” and “Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone,” has died. He was 81.

His death was announced Sunday on social media by the Motown Museum, which did not immediately provide further details.

“Barrett was not only a great singer and piano player, but he, along with his writing partner Norman Whitfield, created an incredible body of work,” Motown founder Berry Gordy said in a statement.

Strong had yet to turn 20 when he agreed to let his friend Gordy, in the early days of building a recording empire in Detroit, manage him and release his music. Within a year, he was a part of history as the piano player and vocalist for “Money,...

More than 73 years ago, Barrett Strong, as a singer, declared “Money (That’s What I Want)” — for the first hit single from the Motown empire.

What he actually wound up getting was musical immortality. As a songwriter.

Strong — who died Sunday, Jan. 29, at the age of 81 in Detroit — co-wrote some of Motown’s most enduring hits, with a variety of collaborators but primarily the late Norman Whitfield. Those included “I Heard It Through the Grapevine” for Marvin Gaye and Gladys Knight & the Pips, “War” for Edwin Starr, the Undisputed Truth’s “Smiling Faces Sometimes” and a wealth of material for the Temptations — “I Wish It Would Rain,” “Just My Imagination,” “Cloud Nine,” “Psychedelic Shack” and “Papa Was a Rolling Stone,” for which Strong shared a Grammy Award.

The transition from performer to songwriter suited him well. “I never felt comfortable with myself as a recording artist,” Strong told Billboard in...

Barrett Strong, the Motown artist who sang the label’s first major hit “Money (That’s What I Want)” and wrote songs for the Temptations and others, has died. He was 81.

“Barrett was not only a great singer and piano player, but he, along with his writing partner Norman Whitfield, created an incredible body of work, primarily with the Temptations,” Motown founder Berry Gordy said in a statement. “Their hit songs were revolutionary in sound and captured the spirit of the times like ‘Cloud Nine’ and the still relevant, ‘Ball...

At a moment when many artists and songwriters are cashing in on sales of lucrative publishing and recording rights, singer-songwriter Skylar Grey revealed that she was forced to sell her catalog — which includes hits with Eminem, Rihanna, Dr. Dre, and more — to cover the legal fees of a contentious divorce.

In a new interview with Variety, Grey said her life and career were overwhelmed by a divorce and lawsuit that began in 2017 and only resolved last year. “I had to sell my catalog in order to afford the settlement, which...

Lalisa Manobal was 14 when her life changed in an instant. In 2010, she attended an audition for Yg Entertainment in her native Thailand — and became the only person to get accepted among 4,000 aspiring trainees. Soon after, she moved to Seoul, alone, without knowing a word of Korean (she’s now fluent), calling her mom in Bangkok every day.

Lisa has a knack for putting others at ease, laughing and joking easily, but onstage and onscreen, her eyes change: They’re alight with ferocity, as she raps, dances, and sings, an unfaltering...

Hit Argentinian romantic comedy has been remade in more than 12 countries.

Guido Rud’s Buenos Aires-based FilmSharks’ The Remake Co. has struck a French deal for remake rights to hit Argentinian romantic comedy A Boyfriend For My Wife (Un Novio Para Mi Mujer).

Abel Nahmias’ Paris-based Echo Films is the latest company to adapt Juan Taratuto’s 2008 film. Nahmias’ credits include It Boy and Blood: The Last Vampire.

The story has been remade in more than 12 countries and centres on a frustrated husband who adopts the unusual strategy of hiring a flirtatious man in the hopes of getting rid of his wife.

“Big government” is a dirty word for many people in politics, but what does it actually mean? A new lighthearted documentary series from Netflix wants to find out.

“The G Word with Adam Conover” aims to dig into the sprawling bureaucracy that makes up the executive branch of the federal government. Each episode will feature the “Adam Ruins Everything” host examining a different area of the government, complete with interviews from employees at obscure agencies that many Americans probably didn’t know existed.

Netflix’s synopsis of the show describes it as “a hybrid comedy-documentary series that pulls back the curtain on the surprising ways the U.S. government impacts our everyday lives, from the mundane to the life-changing. With his signature blend of irreverence and insight, Conover explores the government’s triumphs, failures, and what we might be able to do to change it.”

Each episode of “The G Word with Adam Conover...

Mumbai, May 2 (Ians) Two of the world’s best para-badminton players, world No 1 Pramod Bhagat and No 3 ranked Sukant Kadam will continue to train abroad in their preparation for the Paris Paralympic Games qualification period. The duo will now head to Peru for training, where they would practising at the Videna National High-Performance […]...

Company exploring ad-supported lower-cost tiers.

In a rare turn of events Netflix has lost subscribers for the first time in more than a decade, shedding 200,000 global members in the first quarter of 2022.

Current global membership of 221.64m after 6.7 year-on-year growth still means Netflix is the streaming market leader, however the loss of subscribers was far off its forecasts of a 2.51m gain. The company forecast a loss of two million global paid subscribers in the second quarter.

Stock plunged more than 20 in after-hours trading, instigating a flurry of streaming stock drops. Since December 31 last year Netflix stock has tumbled 43 since...

(The Morning Watch is a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fan-made productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows.)

In this edition, learn how the special effects team on "Spider-Man: No Way Home" combined practical and digital effects to create that incredible Doc Ock bridge fight. Plus, a former Secret Service agent reviews the counterfeit money scenes in movies and TV shows like "Rush Hour 2," "Catch Me If You Can," and "Money Heist." And finally, the...

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The Equalizer Hard Money Trailer — CBS‘ The Equalizer: Season 2, Episode 15: Hard MoneyTV show trailer has been released. Cast and crew The Equalizer stars Queen Latifah, Chris Noth, Lorraine Toussaint, Tory Kittles, Adam Goldberg, Liza Lapira, and Laya DeLeon Hayes. The Equalizer CBS TV Series Which actor is playing which character in [...]

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This The Simpsons review contains spoilers.

The Simpsons Season 33 Episode 17

Lisa almost learns a lesson on The Simpsons’ “The Sound of Bleeding Gums.” When the Springfield lottery uses a song from local saxophone legend Bleeding Gums Murphy in their commercials, Lisa decides to help her musical idol’s son Monk, played by John Autry II, by any means possible.

Once again, the writers are talking about the show, and how The Simpsons are cited for social justice warrior product placements at the expense of laughs. Homer nails the criticism on the head, advising Lisa not to try to save anyone or anything, and making her promise not to waste her time on lost causes. Like the lottery, there are no winners.

The self-referential setup climaxes with a gag showing 3-second versions of old cartoons which are now politically incorrect. This, and a bit about airing shows even Peacock rejected, pre-cancels cancel culture,...

On FBI: International Season 1 Episode 14, Andre Raines had an opportunity to visit with his sister, Jordan, who traveling through Budapest. He was too busy to make that visit meaningful.

On FBI: International Season 1 Episode 15, Raines learns that his sister is missing and goes to her rescue.

Well, I don't need to tell you about it. We jumped on the phone with Carter Redwood to get his take Raines's spotlight episode.

How is Andre going to react to Jordan's kidnapping after he missed out on a proper visit with her?

First and foremost, when he hears that she's missing, he goes into shock mode, and then he springs into action.

So I think in Episode 15, we get to see Andre as a protective older brother, but we also get to see a side of a range that we haven't seen yet in terms of him fully going into the field and...

Deep Money is back with another peppy track ‘Tera Hoya Deewana’ produced by Vinod Bhanushali’s Hitz Music and starring Adaa Khan and Hot Indians. Together they bring to the audiences this fun dance song penned by Ns Chauhan, sung and composed by Deep Money and directed by Stanley Menino D’Costa that promises to take you […]...

Very few The Mediapro Studio shows, indeed very few Spanish series in general, have lit a fire on the open market like “The Head,” an Antarctic-set thriller which lifts off as a murder mystery to constantly evolve into other realms.

Starring Álvaro Morte, “Money Heist’s” Professor and Japanese pop idol Tomohisa Yamashita, written by Alex and David Pastor and directed by Jorge Dorado, “The Head” broke viewership records on co-financiers Hulu Japan and HBO Asia and sold to over 90 countries including HBO in the U.S.

The Mediapro Studio retained IP. “Sales opened doors to new markets and clients with whom we hadn’t worked before,” said Laura Fernández Espeso, CEO of The Mediapro Studio. It also began blazing a trail for Tms’s drive into English-language series, one of its biggest ambitions.

Yet a sequel was, by any measure, a tall order. Season 1 was always conceived as a limited series , notes Ran Tellem,...

Duke Deuce and Rico Nasty link up in the video for new song “Falling Off.”

In the clip, Rico performs alongside Duke Deuce, the woozy closeup shots and flashing strobe lights conveying urgency as they rock out on stage and in other locations. “All this damn money, got my Levi jeans swole/Come here baby I just want your mind, body, soul,” Duke raps. “If 12 get behind us then you better not fold/You keep it gutter with me, baby we can rock and roll.”

“We bring the sticks and...

Pink Floyd will release a “restored and re-edited” edition of their Pulse concert film, which documented the band’s gargantuan Division Bell tour, next year. The film will be available on Blu-ray and DVD on Feb. 18.

The film documented the band’s Oct. 20, 1994 appearance at London’s Earl’s Court and features a full performance of The Dark Side of the Moon. The band’s core lineup for the concerts featured guitarist David Gilmour, keyboardist Richard Wright, and drummer Nick Mason.

The upgraded film previously featured in Pink Floyd’s...

Like the echo of a distant time, a dozen previously unreleased Pink Floyd albums quietly surfaced on streaming services this week. All of the concerts occurred between 1970 and 1972, covering the period in which the band released Atom Heart Mother (1970), Meddle (1971), and Obscured by Clouds (1972), and had already begun playing songs from Dark Side of the Moon (1973).

One recording — a March 1972 Tokyo gig — features a near-complete performance of Dark Side in sequence, a full year before its release. The songs are loose and jammy in a way not heard on the studio version.

Gandia and Arturo, two of the biggest villains on Money Heist, weren’t even in the second half of Season 5, but their negative energy could still be felt as the series came to an end.

Tokyo died taking out Gandia, and hallucinations of Arturo, whom she nearly killed, caused Stockholm to slowly lose her mind and turn to morphine and antipsychotics to make him vacate her psyche. Enrique Arce, who played Arturo on the wildly popular Netflix series known as La Casa de Papel in its native Spain, said being one of the baddies on the drama had its drawbacks.

So you’ve finished “A Family Tradition” – the concluding episode of Netflix’s global blockbuster series Money Heist. It’s like finally getting off the wildest rollercoaster ride ever, right? So many twists and turns, so many powerful scenes that put our hearts in our throats, so many feels…and now it’s over.

From the very start, no one knew where this show was going to go. The original Spanish TV series La Casa de Papel (The House of Paper) would have disappeared into obscurity when it was cancelled had not Netflix picked it up. But there, the gang stole the hearts of the world, was one of Netflix’s most popular foreign language titles, and became an international symbol for resistance movements. Tokyo (Úrsula Corberó) said it best in her ultimate narration, “When this story began, nobody could’ve imagined…”

The final fifth season was broken into two...

Lalisa Manobal — better known as Lisa from the K-pop supergroup Blackpink — has tested positive for Covid-19, The New York Times reports.

Blackpink’s label/production company, Yg Entertainment, revealed the test result in a statement issued to Korean news outlets. Yg said Lisa had had not been in close contact with her other three bandmates, but they were still awaiting the results of a Pcr test.

A rep for Interscope, which works with Blackpink in the United States, did not immediately return a request for comment. As of publication, Manobal...

ABC is kicking off Turkey Week (that’s a thing, right?) with Sunday’s American Music Awards, but not every artist will leave the Microsoft Theater feeling as thankful as when they arrive.

Heading into the Cardi B-hosted ceremony, Olivia Rodrigo leads the pack with seven total nominations, including both Artist of the Year and New Artist of the Year. (Not too shabby for a first outing.)

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Rico Nasty and Flo Milli are all about the “Money” in the video for Rico’s new song. Produced by Boyz Noize, the single interpolates samples from 2 Live Crew’s “We Want Some Pussy” and Tone Loc’s “Wild Thing.”

The Roxana Baldovin-directed clip takes the rappers on a financial-oriented journey, where cash rules the day. “Hey, we want some money,” they rap. The duo are seen in an infomercial called The Money Show, strut down a yellow brick road in homage to The Wizard of Oz, and float through the clouds.

What it means to undertake a big wave odyssey as a blind surfer is set to be explored in a new feature documentary that has begun filming on the Nsw North Coast.

Written and directed by Brick Studio’s Daniel Fenech, The Blind Sea follows vision-impaired champion sportsman Matt Formston as he attempts to win a fourth Para Surf World Title in California next month, tests himself in the fearsome waves of Indonesia’s infamous Tellos and Fiji’s Cloudbreak, and prepares to take on the treacherous winter swells of the New South Wales coastline.

Guiding him will be soul surfer and elite surf coach Michael “Crispy” Crisp and big wave legend Dylan Longbottom.

The long-form documentary is being produced by Heath Davis and Erin Fenech, and lensed by Chris Bland.

Formston, who was diagnosed with macular dystrophy at the age of five, is also a world champion Para-cyclist,...

Get ready to party with Cardi because Cardi B is hosting the 2021 American Music Awards. The 29-year-old rapper is set to make her hosting debut and serve as emcee for Music's Hottest Night on Sunday, Nov. 21. "When I received the invite to host the AMAs, I was so excited," Cardi B said in a press release shared by MRC Live & Alternative and ABC on Nov. 2. "I'm ready to bring my personality to the AMAs stage! Thank you to Jesse Collins, ABC and MRC for making this happen." Cardi B is no stranger to the AMAs stage. In fact, the "Money" star has five Ama trophies and made history last year by becoming the first female rapper to win in the Favorite Song –...

Sergio Marquina (better known as the Professor) is the brilliant mastermind responsible for planning the robberies and guiding the team in Netflix's Money Heist. He's initially introduced as a fearless character who's confident about every aspect of the grand plan to infiltrate the Mint, but the cracks in the facade eventually start to show when things start to go terribly wrong.

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With the show coming to an end this December, it's the perfect time to look at some of the Professor's best and worst moments during the past seasons. From his ingenious solutions to his monumental blunders, the show wouldn't be the same without the smart character's actions.

Exclusive: Byron Allen’s Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures has acquired U.S. rights to For the Love of Money, a crime drama directed by Leslie Small that stars Keri Hilson and Katt Williams. The distributor plans to release the pic via its Freestyle Releasing, in association with Global View Entertainment, in 750 theaters nationwide on November 24, marking the company’s first theatrical release in more than a year owing to the pandemic.

The pic, produced by Melvin Childs Presents, centers on a single mother (Hilson) who, when pushed to her limits out of the need to protect her daughter (Jazzy Jade), returns to a world she’s spent a lifetime running from. LisaRaye McCoy, Rotimi, Jason Mitchell, DC Young Fly and Cedric Pendleton also star, with appearances by musical artists Keith Sweat, Latto and Lyfe Jennings.

Zadia Ife, Timothy Allen Smith and Small wrote the screenplay.

“We are very excited to...

It’s not hard to imagine the crew from Money Heist facing off against each other in life or death rounds in Squid Game. The robbers’ red jumpsuits already perfectly fit into the aesthetic of the deadly competition, after all.

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Unlike their infiltration of the Royal Mint and the Bank of Spain, the robbers won’t have decades to plan out every single detail. Instead, characters like the Professor and Tokyo will only have a few minutes to come up with a strategy once the game is announced for that level. In order to win, they would have to be able to put aside their emotions and come up with quick solutions for each game.

Ducky is back in tonight’s episode of CBS’ NCIS, and for good reason — he is worried about his longtime friend Jethro.

When last we tuned in, Gibbs (played by Mark Harmon) had been led to Upstate New York by Paul Lemere, not to find the grave of the serial contract killer’s first victim, as promised, but instead so that Lemere could visit his late wife’s grave once more before stepping onto a land mine to die by suicide.

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Fans who are still reeling from the events of the Money Heist Season 5 midseason finale might find comfort in the new sneak peek Netflix released on Saturday at its inaugural “Tudum” global fan event.

As seen in the video above, the Bella Ciao Bandits can’t seem to get on the same page about their next move, leading to a tense argument within the group.

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The controversial and contentious experiment where Warner Bros. has debuted its 2021 slate of feature films on HBO Max will hit a crescendo in October thanks to the releases of “The Many Saints of Newark” and “Dune” on the streaming platform. Both “Many Saints” producer and co-writer David Chase and “Dune” filmmaker Denis Villeneuve have criticized the corporate decision to release films day-and-date in theaters and via HBO Max, but despite the outcry, the two highly anticipated features lead a massive lineup of acclaimed library movie titles and Emmy Award-winning original series coming to the network in October 2021. Highlights include:

“Curb Your Enthusiasm” (October): Larry David’s Emmy Award-winning series returns for its 11th season in October and will tackle the coronavirus pandemic in a way that feels organic to the show and its protagonist. “We figured out a way that we are definitely living in a reality where the pandemic has happened,...