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Marina is ready to fall in love. On her new synth-forward single “Cupid’s Girl,” the Welsh pop star grabs a bow and arrow and sets her sights on romance. “My heart shaped eyes are burning bright,” she sings over an electro pop beat.

The song officially marks the start of a new era for Marina. Last month saw the release of “Butterfly,” the singer’s first offering of new music since the release of the Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land deluxe edition in 2022.

In the time between releases,...

Some films you know exactly what to expect when you take your seat. Most fall into a defined genre and follow common themes that send you to a satisfying conclusion. But every once in a while, a film comes by that redefines what cinema can be and create something so unique, so unexpected, and so much fun. Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, was that gift to South by Southwest,

I have never seen anything quite like Matt Johnson’s follow-up to his 2007 web series Nirvanna the Band the Show. It feels like Back to the Future meets The Butterfly Effect meets a Christopher Guest film, blending genres in a way that is both unpredictable and exhilarating.

Premiering to standing ovations at SXSW, the buzz surrounding Johnson’s latest film is undeniable and after getting a chance to see it, that buzz is incredibly well deserved.

Following the success...

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, a post-breakup bop from Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco, and Gracie Abrams, a sleek, moody highlight from Tate McRae’s new album, and a scorched-earth rager from Rico Nasty. Plus, new music from Sam Fender, Samia, and Lola Brooke.

Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco and Gracie Abrams, “Call Me When You Break Up” (YouTube)

Tate McRae, “Revolving Door” (YouTube)

Rico Nasty, “Teethsucker (Yea3x)” (YouTube)

Marina, “Butterfly” (YouTube)

Sam Fender,...

Over the course of a career that stretched back to 1967, Peter Jason racked up more than 270 screen acting credits, turning in performances that inspired legendary filmmaker John Carpenter to name him “one of the great character actors in cinema” – and to cast him in seven different projects: Prince of Darkness, They Live, Body Bags, In the Mouth of Madness, Village of the Damned, Escape from L.A., and Ghosts of Mars. Sadly, Carpenter has now had to take to social media to break the news to his fans and followers that Jason has passed away at the age of 80. Carpenter wrote, “His first movie was Howard Hawks’ Rio Lobo. He was a dear friend and I’ll miss him terribly.“

It is true that the 1970 film Rio Lobo was Jason’s first theatrical feature, but he already had three years of TV acting to his name at that point, with credits...

Last year, Marina traded the glitz and glam of her pop persona for the more subdued reflections of a poet. Her debut book, Eat the World, reflected on her early career and pivotal dark moments in her life. At the time, releasing music to follow up her latest album, Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land, wasn’t her top priority. But now, Marina is ready to spread her wings and take flight with “Butterfly,” her first single since 2022.

“Sometimes people gonna let you down/Not everybody’s meant to stick...

Legendary and Capcom's planned Street Fighter reboot hit a major setback when Danny and Michael Philippou - who helmed Aussie horror hit Talk To Me and the upcoming Bring Her Back - stepped away from the project, but a new director has now been found.

Following a 2024 report from Daniel Richtman, THR has now confirmed that Kitao Sakurai (Bad Trip) has signed on to helm the film.

Sakurai is probably best known for writing, directing and exec producing The Eric Andre Show, and has also directed the pilot and several episodes of the upcoming Amazon Prime Video series Butterfly, as well as episodes of Peacock’s video game adaptation Twisted Metal.

Reports indicate that "scheduling was partly to blame" for the Philippou brothers' decision, as the filmmakers had shifted their focus to heir next project, Bring Her Back, which recently debuted its first trailer.

It's a shame that...

Legendary Entertainment’s upcoming feature film adaptation of “Street Fighter,” the iconic video game franchise that has sold over 55 million units, will be directed by Emmy nominee Kitao Sakurai, the company announced on Wednesday.

The film is being co-developed and co-produced alongside Capcom, the video game developer and publisher behind the franchise. “Street Fighter” was previously adapted into a live-action film in 1994 with a cast that included Jean-Claude Van Damme, Ming Na Wen and Raul Julia. It was a commercial success despite being a critical failure.

The History of “Street Fighter”

The first “Street Fighter” game was released in arcades in 1987 and has sold over 49 million units worldwide, becoming one of the most well-known and highest-grossing video game franchises of all time. It featured two playable characters, Ryu and Ken, who traveled the world fighting other martial artists in a tournament. Despite its limited gameplay mechanics, the game was a...

Legendary’s live-action Street Fighter movie, based on the Capcom video games, has found a new director in Kitao Sakurai (Bad Trip), Deadline has learned.

Sakurai inherits the project from Talk To Me filmmakers Danny & Michael Philippou, who attached themselves in April of 2023, following the studio’s acquisition of exclusive film and TV rights to the property.

Street Fighter is a series of fighting games, launched in 1987, which revolves around intense one-on-one battles between a diverse cast of martial artists. While the plot of the film and other attachments are being kept under wraps for now, the games often center around a global fighting tournament organized by M. Bison, the leader of the evil organization Shadaloo.

Street Fighter has sold over 55 million units worldwide since launch, making it one of the most well-known and highest-grossing video game franchises of all time. The most recent installment, Street Fighter 6, won Best Fighting...

Kitao Sakurai is kicking it to the street.

The filmmaker, perhaps best known for writing, directing and exec producing The Eric Andre Show, has been tapped to direct Street Fighter, Legendary Entertainment’s feature adaptation of the classic video game from Capcom.

Capcom is deeply involved with the adaptation, with Legendary co-developing and co-producing alongside the video game developer and publisher. The film has a March 20, 2026, release date from Sony.

One of the more enduring fighting video game franchises of all time, the series began life with the 1987 arcade game Street Fighter, and set a high watermark for arcade fighting games with Street Fighter II. The game, released in 1991, was the first to offer a choice of characters and fighting techniques, revolutionizing one-on-one play. Street Fighter 6, the latest game in the franchise, was released in June 2023 and won the award for best fighting game at the 2023 Game Awards.

Hollywood has...

As the European Film Market kicks off Feb. 13 in Berlin with a new market head, Tanja Meissner, at the helm, this year’s buzziest titles suggest the industry will be looking toward tried-and-true genre fare and splashy, star-driven packages to thaw the winter chill.

Bankable stars are expected to heat things up in Berlin, with Ari Aster and A24’s “Eddington”, Guy Ritchie’s “Wife & Dog”, Ernest Dickerson’s untitled hitman thriller and Kantemir Balagov’s “Butterfly Jam” showcasing how marquee names remain a safe bet as uncertainty continues to reign in the theatrical market.

On the genre side of things, horror is still expected to scare up sales, with buyers looking to sink their fangs into Isabelle Huppert’s 16th-century vampire mystery “The Blood Countess” and Jacob Chase’s killer canine genre-bender “Bad Boy,” starring Ke Huy Quan and Lili Reinhart. Meanwhile, comedy could be making a comeback,...

Right now the biggest talking point of 2025 might be Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance. During Sunday’s thrilling 14-minute halftime concert, Lamar performed a number of his hits with special guests like Sza, Samuel L. Jackson, and Serena Williams, who also made unexpected debuts. Billboard reports that 120 million people have watched this entire sequence.

Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance is the talk of the two right now. | Credit: YouTube/NFL.

However, this performance stirred unreal controversy as Lamar dissed Drake on stage with his Grammy-winning track “Not Like Us.” The world seems to have divided into two parts, where one is shouting with the voice of Lamar and the other part finds this one of the worst Super Bowl halftime performances of all time. And it turns out that popular streamer Pokimane falls in the former category.

Pokimane lashes out at the critics of Kendrick Lamar...

While football fans eagerly anticipated Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Lix halftime performance, nobody anticipated the artist’s subsequent jab at Drake with a PlayStation Easter Egg the size of a stadium. Expectations were met for the most part of the rapper’s set. As the audience applauded to spins on songs from albums like Gnx and Damn, the show reached new heights thanks to cameos from Sza and Samuel Jackson.

Kendrick Lamar performed at the recently concluded Super Bowl halftime show. | Credit: YouTube/@NFL.

There were, of course, many allusions to Lamar’s notorious feud with Drake from 2024, but what spectators were surprised by was how the Super Bowl performer decided to end things with the former Degrassi star. PlayStation’s recognizable cross, circle, triangle, and square symbols were visible on the stage as the lights went down, and the words “Game Over” were illuminated on the stadium’s side.

The latest episode of Married at First Sight gave us more than we bargained for.

We might need therapy after watching a scene where the Season 18 newlyweds explored new ways to deepen their intimacy.

Expert Dr. Pia suggested a tantric yoga session to help Juan Franco and Karla Juarez, but the awkward scene has garnered negative backlash online.

Viewers are dragging the instructor, Diana Grossman, aka Tantra Butterfly, for wearing lingerie during the scene, a claim she has disputed in a lengthy social media rant.

Diana has been clapping back and recently slammed the show, calling it pure trash and blaming Juan and Karla for the backlash she’s received.

It’s been a few days since Episode 13 aired and people are still trashing Diana’s cringey interaction with the couple.

Mafs fans roast tantra instructor for wearing ‘lingerie’ during her TV appearance

Mafs fans are not done with Tantra...

Of all the things Liam Hemsworth has earned fame for to date, perhaps one of the most publicized and talked-about ones is his relationship with his now ex-wife Miley Cyrus.

In what might as well be acknowledged as one of the most publicly discussed relationships of all time, both stars have been met with a lot of raised eyebrows as they navigated their way between each other.

Liam Hemsworth. | Credits: The Hunger Games / Lionsgate Studios.

During this, there have also been quite a few rumors floating around about the alleged discomfort between the two, with some even claiming that Hemsworth doesn’t like people referring to him as Cyrus’ ex. However, even as fans go on to troll him over it, this couldn’t be further from the truth, considering a previous statement he made about the relationship he shared with her.

Liam Hemsworth does not like to be called...

It seems inconceivable that there was a not-too-distant past in which Nu Metal, Emo and Pop Punk were all considered dirty words to "serious" music fans. It has taken a decade or two, but these musical genres and the artists that populate them are finally considered important milestones in guitar music history. That's the positive side of this trade-off.

The more sobering side of the matter is that the genres are the new face of mom and dad's driving songs. You had a bad feeling about this and were singing "to hell with you and all your friends" along to Taking Back Sunday a full 21 years ago at this point. Slipknot's presence would terrify the neighborhood and make people uncomfortable once upon a time, but now they do episodes of Hot Ones and sell Funko Pops. But, the good news is that these are all things to be celebrated and not embarrassed by.

South Korea’s Exhuma has topped the field, earning 11 nominations at the 18th Asian Film Awards, followed by Hong Kong’s Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In with nine nominations.

Hong Kong martial arts legend Sammo Hung will serve as the jury president for the awards, which feature a selection of 30 films from 25 countries and regions, competing across 16 categories. The awards ceremony will take place on March 16 in Hong Kong.

Directed by Jang Jae-hyun, Exhuma gained nominations for Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Newcomer, Best Screenplay, Best Original Music, Best Costume Design, Best Production Design, Best Visual Effects and Best Sound.

Adapted from the novel “City of Darkness” by Yuyi, Hong Kong action blockbuster Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In gained nine nominations, including Best Film, Best Supporting Actor, Best Editing, Best Cinematography, Best Original Music, Best Costume Design, Best Production Design, Best Visual Effects and Best Sound.

The sci-fi thriller The Butterfly Effect follows Evan’s (Ashton Kutcher) travels through time and space in an effort to change his and his crush Kayleigh’s (Amy Smart) lives, and as such, it was given four different endings. Written and directed by Eric Bress and J. Mackye Gruber, The Butterfly Effect is the story of Evan, a college student with a turbulent past who experiences blackouts and memory loss since childhood. In his 20s, Evan discovers he can travel back in time to specific moments with his adult mind inhabiting his younger body.

Evan begins to use this power to change his and his friends' lives, especially that of Kayleigh, who went through a lot of childhood trauma. However, changing the past also changes the future/present, and in the third act of The Butterfly Effect, Evan ends up in a mental hospital. Evan now has irreversible brain damage...

Daniel Dae Kim, known for his work in The Good Doctor and Joy Ride (and most recently as Firelord Ozai on Netflix's Avatar: The Last Airbender adaptation) spoke about his evolving career and cultural connections during an interview at the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. As a juror at the international event, Kim expressed his enthusiasm for the opportunity to witness diverse talent from the region and reflected on his role in fostering global collaborations.

In a conversation with Deadline Studio, Kim recounted how his role in Netflix’s live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender has introduced him to a younger audience. "It’s been exciting to connect with a new generation of fans," he shared. The series has bolstered his already significant appeal, granting him what he humorously referred to as a newfound "cool" factor.

Serving on the festival jury for the second time in his career,...

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The Digimon franchise is still looked back upon with nostalgic love, particularly the original Digimon Adventure anime series first released in 1999. Unfortunately, a celebration of this legacy has caused some controversy due to certain characters being left out of the initial promotional lineup.

The "Digimon Animation 25th Anniversary" in DiverCity Tokyo Plaza was meant to allow fans to showcase their love for the Digital Monsters. Sadly, due to a few of them being missing from the celebration, some fans weren't happy. Now, an official apology is being released for the event on social media, with guests at the event able to look forward to a lot more merchandise as a result.

Related Mystery Pokémon Project Arriving in 2027 From Wallace & Gromit Studio

Pokémon rolls into an exciting and mysterious new claymation project with Wallace & Gromit's studio Aardman, set to be released in 2027.

Digimon Anniversary Staff Apologize Over Missing Characters...

Hamburg’s regional film fund Moin has secured an additional €10m for its budget for the next two years.

Moin’s annual budget will rise from its current €15m to €20m for 2025 and 2026 and will be spent in part on more support for Filmfest Hamburg as well as for graduation films by students of Hamburg Media School and the University of Fine Arts Hfbk.

The extra spending was announced on Thursday morning (12 Dec) by members of Hamburg’s coalition of the Social Democratic Party and Alliance 90/The Greens when they visited the set of the Norwegian writer-director Itonje Søimer Guttormsen...

Who knew that John Cena’s appearance in the comedic role of Peacemaker in James Gunn’s Suicide Squad would create the Dcu as we know it? Well, surely no one except Mr. Gunn.

James Gunn on Inside of You podcast | image: YouTube

However, what seemed to be a normal film for the world was turned into an iconic DC show titled Peacemaker with John Cena reprising his role. Well, a character from the show will also make an appearance in James Gunn’s upcoming Dcu animated show Creature Commandos.

James Gunn May Have Given This Guy a Terrible Backstory

Steve Agee made his appearance as John Economos (more like Economics), an A.R.G.U.S. agent who provided tactical support to John Cena’s Peacemaker for Project Butterfly.

Steve Agee in a still from Peacemaker | Credits: DC Studios

Giving Far Cry 5 vibes, the character became a beloved one...

Note: The following story contains spoilers from “Yellowstone” Season 5, Episode 10.

It looks like Kevin Costner isn’t the only one leaving “Yellowstone” in Season 5. The 10th episode of the Paramount Network original’s new season saw what very well be the last of Summer, its political activist firecracker.

Wondering what happened to Summer and how you know the actor who plays her? Here’s everything to know about “Yellowstone” actor Piper Perabo.

Who plays Summer on “Yellowstone”?

That would be Piper Perabo. Before starring in “Yellowstone,” Perabo starred in “Coyote Ugly” and “The Prestige.” On the television front, she also played Andy Salter in “Billions” and Linda Craft in “Penny Dreadful: City of Angels.” She’s set to star in Amazon Prime Video’s upcoming spy thriller “Butterfly,” alongside Daniel Dae Kim.

What happens to Summer in “Yellowstone” Season 5?

An environmental activist who protests industrialized farming, Summer was first introduced...

The tale of a woman who desperately wants to adopt a daughter, “Vittoria” is the third feature from directing partners Alessandro Cassigoli and Casey Kauffman. At the Cairo Film Festival, where the film is showing in the International Competition, Kauffman sat down with Variety.

How did you start out?

I always wanted to be a photojournalist. I worked for Al Jazeera as a one-man-band reporter. My directing partner Alessandro was a cinephile and he was in Berlin working in documentaries. We were good friends from Florence where I partly grew up. I started to get tired of TV. There were so many stories I couldn’t film because they weren’t newsworthy. We ended up both moving back to Italy because our dads were dying both at the same time. Weird coincidence.

We did a documentary “Butterfly” (2018) on Italy’s first female boxer to go to the Olympics, Irma Testa.

On Monday November 18 2024, PBS broadcasts Carl the Collector!

Lemons!; The Butterfly Collection Season 1 Episode 3 Episode Summary

In the upcoming episode of *Carl the Collector*, titled “Lemons!; The Butterfly Collection,” Carl has a fun surprise for his friend Sheldon: a lemonade stand. However, things take an unexpected turn when Sheldon suddenly runs off, leaving Carl puzzled. As Carl tries to figure out what went wrong, he also finds himself focusing on his own collection—his caterpillars. Over the course of the episode, Carl’s caterpillars go through a magical transformation, turning into beautiful butterflies.

This heartwarming episode offers both a lighthearted adventure and a bit of wonder as Carl learns more about his own collection. While Carl faces a small challenge with Sheldon and the lemonade stand, he also discovers the joy and surprise that comes with observing the growth and change of his caterpillars. Viewers will be treated to a blend of curiosity,...

QCinema Project Market (Qpm) wrapped this weekend with an awards ceremony in which cash prizes and in-kind services worth $442,000 were handed out to projects from the Philippines and the rest of Southeast Asia.

The event is part of an expanding roster of industry programs at QCinema International Film Festival (November 8-17), one of the Philippines’ major film gatherings, hosted by Quezon City, which is the largest city within the vast metropolitan area of Metro Manila.

While the festival has been running for 12 years, Qpm (November 14-16) was holding its second edition this year, and was joined by the launch of Asian Next Wave Film Forum, a series of panel discussions, masterclasses and case studies of regional co-productions.

Qpm selected 20 projects, including 13 from the Philippines and seven from the rest of Southeast Asia. Winning projects included Myanmar-Indonesia co-production The Beer Girl In Yangon and upcoming works from Filipino filmmakers Martika Ramirez Escobar,...

Most directors would balk at the limitations presented by The Diving Bell and the Butterfly. Among the many challenges inherent in adapting Jean-Dominique Bauby's memoir about living with locked-in syndrome is the fact that its main character can only express himself by blinking his left eye. Yet rather than be hemmed in by these restrictions, director Julian Schnabel embraces them, placing audiences inside the mind of a man whose imagination ran free when his body couldn't. The result is a claustrophobic masterpiece about the triumph of the human spirit over adversity.

In the upcoming episode of “Carl the Collector,” titled “Lemons!; The Butterfly Collection,” viewers can expect a delightful mix of surprises and transformations. This episode, airing on Monday, November 18, 2024, at 8:30 Am on PBS, promises to capture the essence of friendship and curiosity that the show is known for.

Carl, the enthusiastic collector, decides to surprise his friend Sheldon with a lemonade stand. This fun idea is sure to bring smiles, but things take an unexpected turn when Sheldon suddenly runs off. The reason behind Sheldon’s hasty departure adds a layer of intrigue to the episode, leaving fans eager to find out what happens next.

Meanwhile, Carl’s own adventure unfolds as his caterpillars undergo a magical transformation into butterflies. This moment is not just visually stunning but also serves as a metaphor for change and growth. As Carl navigates his lemonade stand and the wonders of nature, the...

As the Singapore International Film Festival (Sgiff) marks its 35th edition, the nation’s largest and longest-running film event reinforces its position as a key reference point for Singapore and Asian cinema, while showcasing its unique perspective on contemporary trends in global cinema.

Held from 28 November to 8 December, this year’s lineup features 105 films from 45 countries, with 80% of the selections hailing from Asia. International highlights this year include the horror-comedy Nightbitch featuring Amy Adams, The Shrouds by master of body horror David Cronenberg, Grand Tour by Cannes-award winning director Miguel Gomes, and a newly restored version of Bong Joon-ho’s debut feature Barking Dogs Never Bite, which will have its international premiere at Sgiff.

In keeping with one of the festival’s core missions to nurture both local and regional cinema, this year’s Sgiff boasts an impressive lineup of works originating from both at home and abroad; many of...

Welcome to the bustling port town of Torre Annunziata in southern Italy. It’s here that we find hairdresser Jasmine, the central figure in Alessandro Cassigoli and Casey Kauffman’s new film Vittoria.

Cassigoli and Kauffman have crafted another true-to-life drama in their popular trilogy set within this community. Like their previous documentaries Butterfly and Californie, Vittoria features everyday people from Torre Annunziata playing versions of themselves.

We meet Jasmine as she goes about her daily routine—cutting and styling hair at her salon while also caring for her husband, sons, and elderly clients. But Jasmine has a yearning deep inside that she’s keeping private. She’s been troubled by dreams of a little blonde girl who she feels is meant to be her daughter. As a mother of three boys, Jasmine becomes determined to adopt a daughter despite facing disapproval from her family.

By filming without a script...

On the latest episode of Las Culturistas, Mariah Carey sat down with hosts Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers to explain why she feels the Grammys “scammed” her.

Despite the singer’s record-breaking career spanning four decades and 34 nominations, the singer has only five Grammy wins.

In the interview, Rogers mentioned that the singer “doesn’t have enough of those, by the way.”

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In classic Carey fashion, she responded, “They scammed me. They toy with me.”

Carey won two Grammys for her debut single, “Vision of Love”, in 1991 and three more during her Emancipation of Mimi comeback era in 2006. Two Grammys were for the single “We Belong Together” and one for the album.

Yang and Rogers mentioned her sixth studio LP, Butterfly, in which Carey said, “It has very special significance to me…I...

Lighting Up Time

Stuck in a dark and mysterious neighborhood with no memory of how they got there, six strangers will have to piece together their forgotten pasts to escape in “Light Shop,” an eight-part supernatural mystery launching on the Disney+ streaming service from December.

The show is an adaptation of the “Light Shop” webtoon by Kang Full, who is sometimes credited as the father of Korean web comics and was creator of the Disney+ hit show “Moving.” Kang Full penned the adapted screenplay. Kim Hiewon directs the series.

The show features “Blood Free” star Ju Jihoon, “Parasite” star Lee Jungeun, and “Pachinko” star Kim Minha. It also features Park Boyoung, as a nurse whose life was changed forever following a near death experience; and Bae Seongwoo as a detective.

The first four episodes of “Light Shop” air from Dec. 4.

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Exclusive: 20th Television has closed a first-look deal with Daniel Dae Kim to develop and executive produce comedy, drama and limited series through his 3Ad production company for linear networks and streamers, with an emphasis on platforms across Disney Entertainment Television like ABC, Hulu and Disney+.

Kim’s breakthroughs as an actor and producer are all tied to Disney. His first starring TV role was on ABC’s 2004 drama Lost, produced by then-ABC Studios, which was recently folded into 20th Television. And 3Ad’s first series was ABC’s long-running medical procedural The Good Doctor. Heading development for 3Ad is John Cheng.

“With the recent 20th anniversary of the premiere of Lost, it seems only fitting to announce a return home to the place that changed my career,” Kim said. “All of us at 3Ad are thrilled to be starting this new chapter with Eric, Karey, Carolyn and the whole team at 20th Television.

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Deviations in Once Human are strange creatures, usually animated objects, that can provide assistance in combat or territories or even produce crafting materials. Along with regular versions of deviations, several versions have new "shiny" variants that come in different colors. These shiny deviations also have unique traits that change their unique functions.

While the means of obtaining these deviations have recently been updated, most can be obtained through the regular method for their base versions. Some, however, may be found quicker by completing greater difficulties or resource gathering in higher-level areas. Here are all shiny deviation variants, their unique traits, and where to find them.

Butterfly's Emissary A Starter Deviation With Combat Tactics

The Butterfly's Emissary is the first deviation players encounter and use in the game. Though it might seem simple, the Butterfly...

Jia Zhang-ke’s Caught by the Tides attests to the fact that making art under the most adverse conditions can prove to be serendipitous. If shooting a film from scratch wasn’t feasible under China’s restrictive Covid lockdowns, Jia viewed the situation as a formal constraint, in the same way a poet might approach the rules of a sestina. Turning to his existing body of work, he recycled earlier material, editing together unused footage with what could be shot under the circumstances. The result is a bricolage of documentary, minimalist drama, and experimental remake. As Jia’s filmography is inseparable from the career of his spouse and longtime collaborator, actress Zhao Tao, the film also operates as a dual retrospective.

In execution, Jia doesn’t blend genres so homogenously as to obscure their distinctions. He prefers to shift the balance over the course of Caught by the Tides, allowing...

Whether players are looking to get the Platinum Trophy in Astro Bot or just looking for extra things to do, finding and catching the Golden Butterfly is a fun way to stretch out your gameplay and unlock the Net Profit Trophy. Since the Golden Butterfly is hidden around the Apes on the Loose level, finding it will be your first objective.

Unfortunately, after you've tracked down the Golden Butterfly, catching it with your net isn't as simple as it sounds. As you might expect, the Golden Butterfly is quick and seemingly intentionally trying to elude you. Therefore, you must chase it down once you reveal it from its hiding place.

How To Find & Catch The Golden Butterfly In Astro Bot Catch The Golden Butterfly To Unlock The Net Profit Trophy

Unfortunately, the Golden Butterfly isn't just flying around in a specific area of the level, it is hidden. This means...

Terry Crews is opening up about his family heartbreak.

During the America’s Got Talent Semi Finals Night 2 on Wednesday (Sept. 11), Sky Element presented an emotional drone show, which illustrated a story about losing a child.

After the show, the 56-year-old host of the show revealed that his wife Rebecca King-Crews previously experienced three miscarriages.

Keep reading to find out more…“Me and my wife, we know what it’s like to lose a child,” Terry told People. “We’ve had three miscarriages. It’s one of those things where it was so meaningful and special because the dedication is just, it’s a way to process these things.”

“And how he brought that up, I was like, ‘Wow,’” Terry said of the performance, which was presented along the song “Butterfly” by Lily Meola. “I think the show needed it…This is the perfect AGT show today.”

“We balanced out everything,...

While Mindy (Ashley Park) and co. gear up for the Eurovision Song contest in Season 4 of Emily in Paris, they have some time to practice their numbers. Whether it be a French rendition of a popular song, or the English hit itself, they often perform crowd-pleasers.

The soundtrack to Emily in Paris features many French artists that back the hustle and bustle of Emily’s life. Find all the songs featured in Season 4 of Emily in Paris below:

Episode 1: Break Point

“Swan Lake, Op. 20, Spanish Dance” by Tchaichovsky “Chat Dans La Nuit” by Dopamoon (feat. Romain Muller) “Love Is in the Air” by John Paul Young “Encore” by Dopamoon x Napkey “Paris Yeye Girl” by Bea Parks and Jack Lake “Visions” by Tample “Bollide” by Warner Chappell Music Group “Off” by Les Filles and Christopher “Café Bombon” by Sergey Kolosov, Ross Gidney “3 Bikinis” by David C [French Dance Version] “Memories” by...

For some of us, there are few things in this world more comforting than classic television. Back before "prestige TV" was really a thing and getting people to tune in was sometimes just a matter of hiring the biggest guest stars possible, things were a little different. There's just something about turning on the TV and settling in for a an episode of "Star Trek: The Original Series" or "Columbo" and knowing that matters will be resolved by the end of the show's runtime and that Lieutenant Columbo (Peter Falk) and Captain Kirk (William Shatner) always get the bad guy. Both are also pretty progressive; Columbo (an idealized lawman) routinely takes down the rich and powerful of Los Angeles, while "Star Trek" has always been socially conscious, aiming for a utopian society.

Columbo ran for a long time and then extended its life through a series of TV movies, meaning it filmed throughout the 1970s,...

Vietnamese Director Duong Dieu Linh’s horror-comedy “Don’t Cry, Butterfly” is the big winner of the Venice Critics’ Week where it scooped the grand prize and the award for most innovative feature.

Written and directed by Duong Dieu Linh, the Hanoi-set film follows a housewife who uses voodoo to try and get her cheating husband to fall back into love with her. Instead, she invites a mysterious presence into the house.

“Don’t Cry, Butterfly,” which is being sold by Barunson E&a, marks the directorial debut of Duong Dieu Linh. It’s also a companion piece to her award-winning short film series about middle-aged women that includes “A Trip to Heaven,” “Sweet, Salty” and “Mother, Daughter, Dreams.” Just like the shorts, “Butterfly” explores recurring themes of womanhood, family relations and cultural traditions, and is told through a quirky sense of humor and use of magical realism.

The main jury – comprising producer Kerem Ayan,...

Vietnamese feature Don’t Cry, Butterfly and UK title Paul & Paulette Take A Bath were among the winners at the 39th Venice Critics’ Week, announced on Friday, September 6.

Duong Dieu Linh’s Don’t Cry, Butterfly took the main Grand Prize, awarded by a jury of Kerem Ayan, Yasmine Benkiran and Ariane Labed. The jury selected the film “for its singularity and creativity; because it tests new ideas, mixing comedy, social drama and fantasy; for the way it depicts the complexity [of] ‘mother and daughter’.”

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This season, the music continues to take on a playful, celebratory, and sensual edge as Emily navigates the choppy waters of her love triangle with Alfie and Gabriel. After a pregnant Camille left Gabriel at the altar and Alfie broke up with Emily, all concerning Emily and Gabriel's obvious attraction, she's left to pick up the pieces.

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The 2024 Toronto International Film Festival has revealed its Centrepiece program lineup, with 43 films from 41 countries. The selections include 18 world premieres plus an array of festival favorites and winners from Cannes (“The Seed of the Sacred Fig“), Sundance (“Presence“), and more recently the 2024 Venice Film Festival (“April”). This year’s festival runs Thursday, September 5 through Sunday, September 15.

Per TIFF, Centrepiece honors “and celebrates global cinematic achievements, inviting audiences to immerse themselves in a dynamic array of contemporary films. The programme is a reflection of TIFF’s commitment to providing an elevated platform for international cinema, acclaimed titles from festivals around the globe, highly anticipated premieres from Canadian and international talents, and the latest work of influential filmmaking luminaries.”

The 2024 Centrepiece selection has been programmed by Jason Anderson, Kelly Boutsalis, Diana Cadavid, Robyn Citizen, Giovanna Fulvi, Nataleah Hunter-Young, June Kim, Dorota Lech, Jason Ryle, and Norm Wilner.

Per the festival, “Notable world premieres include ‘Front Row,...

Steven Soderbergh’s spooky ghost story Presence — starring Lucy Liu, Chris Sullivan and newcomer Callina Liang — will receive its international premiere as part of the Centerpiece sidebar at the 2024 Toronto Film Festival.

Soderbergh first screened Presence at Sundance earlier this year, some 35 years after the debut of his breakout film, Sex, Lies and Videotape, in Park City. In all, TIFF’s Centerpiece section, previously known as Contemporary World Cinema, unveiled 43 films from 41 countries on Tuesday.

There’s world premieres for Marcelle Lunam’s rom com Addition, starring Teresa Palmer and Joe Dempsie; Erin Lee Carr’s documentary Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara, a Hulu title about the Canadian pop duo falling victim to identity theft; French director Laura Piani’s Jane Austen Wrecked My Life, with a Frederick Wiseman cameo; Sofia Bohdanowicz’s Measures for a Funeral, written by actor Derah Campbell; and Algerian director Merzak Allouache’s Front Row,...

The release of the Fallout series earlier this year not only prompted fans to ask for the fourth installment in the series, but it also led many to demand remakes of the classics!

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Originally broadcast back in 1999, Digimon (known as Digimon Adventure in Japan) celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, and now a special video has been published to commemorate the occasion. The video (below) features new animation capturing classic moments from the show as well as Koji Wada performing “Butter-Fly”, the opening theme song for the series. Digimon Adventure 25th Anniversary Video Related: Digimon Adventure 25th Anniversary Exhibition Announces New Animation and Goods Crunchyroll currently streams the 2020 Digimon Adventure: reboot, and describes the story of the series: It's the year 2020. The Network has become something humans can no longer do without in their daily lives. But what humans don't know is that on the other side of the Network is the Digital World, a realm of light and darkness. Nor are they aware of the Digimon who live there. Fifth grader Taichi Yagami]s mother and little sister Hikari went to Shibuya,...

After years of project markets and multiple rounds of Asian grant funding applications, Vietnamese horror-comedy “Don’t Cry Butterfly,” is confirmed to have its world premiere in competition at the Venice Critics Week. Its backers have unveiled a first poster image.

Written and directed by Duong Dieu Linh, the Hanoi-set film follows a housewife who uses voodoo to try and get her cheating husband fall back into love with her, but instead invites a mysterious presence into the house.

The film marks the feature film directorial debut of Duong Dieu Linh, and is also a companion piece to her award-winning short film series about middle-aged women. These include “A Trip to Heaven,” “Sweet, Salty” and “Mother, Daughter, Dreams.” As with the shorts, “Butterfly” explores recurring themes of womanhood, family relations and cultural traditions, and is told through a quirky sense of humor and use of magical realism.

The film is...

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