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Movies about gambling follow a simple mantra: A character or characters go up against the odds, eschewing safe bets for a risky, life-changing move. The stakes are high, but the rewards are plentiful. Our protagonists encounter numerous obstacles during their journey and often incur severe losses. They almost always experience a moment of self-reflection and are faced with the ultimate choice: go all in or fold. Rinse and repeat.

Hundreds of movies about gambling exist to tell this same story time and again, with slight variations on the formula. Audiences turn up in droves to watch these powerful morality tales play out on the silver screen. And why not? The gambling genre presents the hero's journey in its purest form. It's the quintessential underdog tale, except rather than score the final shot in the big game, characters risk life and limb for a chance to beat the house, upend the establishment,...

Aftersun's soundtrack blends classic rock, R&b, and '90s pop songs to enhance the emotional journey of Calum and Sophie. The music, ranging from Aqua to Queen, plays a crucial role in bringing Charlotte Wells' story about father-daughter bonding to life. A good soundtrack like Aftersun's can deeply connect audiences emotionally, enhancing the overall impact of the movie's narrative.

Aftersun has a soundtrack that is stacked with classic rock, R&b, and 90s pop songs. Charlotte Wells award-winning film follows Calum and his daughter Sophie, who go on holiday to Turkey in the late 1990s. The Aftersun cast is led by Normal Peoples Paul Mescal, who plays Calum, and Frankie Corio, who takes on the role of Sophie in the movie. Aftersuns soundtrack was composed by Oliver Coates, whose haunting scores are featured throughout the film, alongside some memorable contemporary tracks.

The Aftersun soundtrack features songs that...

Welcome to The B-Side, from The Film Stage. Here we talk about movie stars! Not the movies that made them famous or kept them famous, but the ones that they made in between. And sometimes if we’re lucky we talk to movie stars about their B-Sides!

Today we talk to the great Eric Bana about Eric Bana B-Sides on the occasion of the release of his new film, Force of Nature: The Dry 2, now available in theaters and on VOD.

Our B-Sides today include: Lucky You, Romulus, My Father, and The Secret Scripture. Bana discusses why Lucky You maybe didn’t connect with audiences in 2007, how Romulus, My Father is actually quite the A-Side in Australia, and the need to be malleable when working with somebody like director Jim Sheridan.

We also talk about Bana’s detective influences for the Aaron Falk character in The Dry films, why...

Eric Bana, known for his role as Nero in Star Trek (2009), has had a successful movie career with both leading and supporting roles. Since Star Trek (2009), Bana has starred in various films, including The Time Traveler's Wife, Hanna, The Finest Hours, and The Dry, showcasing his acting range and growth in the industry. Bana's portrayal of Nero in Star Trek established him as one of the franchise's most intense and vicious villains, with lasting effects on the universe.

Award-winning actor Eric Bana starred as Nero, the revenge-driven Romulan from the future in J.J. Abrams' Star Trek (2009). At the time of casting, Bana was an already-recognizable actor and earned a range of award nominations for his revenging Romulan role. Bana began his career with comedy sketch shows on Australian television, making his 1997 movie debut in The Castle. Establishing his name with roles in Black Hawk Down, Hulk, Troy, Munich, Lucky You,...

A series premiere, a long-awaited season return and a bevy of great movies are new on HBO and HBO Max this month. May 1 marks the series debut of “White House Plumbers,” the new limited series from “Veep” showrunner David Mandel that chronicles the Watergate break-in and fallout. That show airs on HBO and will stream on HBO Max. Then on May 4, the comedy “The Other Two” returns for its third season on HBO Max.

The sixth season of the animated series “Rick and Morty” will be available to stream on HBO Max starting on May 11, and in terms of library titles the “Men in Black” trilogy, the comedies “Step Brothers” and “Some Like It Hot” and Jonah Hill’s directorial debut “Mid90s” all come to HBO and HBO Max this month.

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Absolute Power, 1997 (HBO)

Alpha Dog, 2006 (HBO)

American Honey,...

Wait a minute, you might be asking, isn’t HBO Max supposed to be “Max” now? How then, am I seeing a list of HBO Max new releases for May 2023? Well spotted, dear reader. Warner Bros. Discovery did indeed recently reveal that it would be rebranding its combined HBO Max and Discovery+ streaming service as just Max. As the company notes in its press release for May though, that change doesn’t take effect until May 23. What follows is a list of everything coming to HBO Max through May 22.

The biggest releases this month are two TV series that arrive at the beginning of May. White House Plumbers is a comedic take on the infamous Watergate scandal starring Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux. That will be followed by season 3 of The Other Two, which I personally consider the funniest show on television. Catch up now before it’s too late!

HBO Max will officially be replaced by Warner Bros. Discovery on May 23 with a new and improved service called Max. However, that doesn’t mean the service is scrimping on content until then. One of the biggest new releases of the month is the new limited series “White House Plumbers,” which will premiere on May 1. Starring Woody Harrelson as E. Howard Hunt and Justin Theroux as G. Gordon Liddy, the pair portray two real-life Watergate burglars and Nixon saboteurs who ended up destroying the very president they desperately wanted to serve.

Check out the “White House Plumbers” trailer:

The platform will head to the pitch on May 16 with a three-part soccer docuseries “Angel City.” The series goes behind the scenes with the groundbreaking Los Angeles-based professional women’s soccer team, Angel City Football Club. It reveals the origin story through the 2022 inaugural season of the female-founded and led team — including owners and investors Uzo Aduba,...

HBO Max will add several exciting new TV show premieres and movies to its catalog in May 2023 before being rebranded as “Max.” After launching in 2020 as the primary streaming home for Warner Bros – now Warner Bros. Discovery – titles, HBO Max is officially losing the first half of its name in a rebranding come May 23. After this point, the streaming service will be launched as Max, which will also come with some changes to subscription tiers. Nevertheless, HBO Max will still be releasing new hit titles between May 1 and 22 under the original brand, which includes the premiere of a highly anticipated HBO miniseries and the arrival of classic film franchises.

The biggest upcoming release on HBO Max in May 2023 is the series premiere of the satirical political drama miniseries White House Plumbers on May 1, which stars Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux. The month also brings new episodes of Succession season 4 to HBO Max,...

Paris-based documentary distributor Lucky You is finding plenty of international buyers for its wide-ranging titles that span history, travel, wildlife and science.

Part of French production group Bonne Pioche, Lucky You has seen a slew of recent sales for hit titles like “Science of Emotions,” which examines the impact emotions have not only on people’s well-being but also their entire life. Commissioned by French broadcaster Planète Plus, the doc sold across Europe and North America, including to Zdf in Germany, Rai in Italy and Curiosity Stream in the U.S.

Likewise commissioned by Planète Plus, “Science & Sports” looks at the science, engineering and technology that are helping athletes maximize their performance. A Bonne Pioche title co-produced with Japan’s Nhk, it likewise sold throughout Europe and beyond, including sales to the BBC in the U.K., Belgium’s Rtbf and Canadian channel Ici Explora in addition to deals in China,...

Phyllis Somerville, an actress whose character work spanned decades as well as television, film and the stage (Broadway’s To Kill A Mockingbird), died of natural causes at her home in New York City on July 16. She was 76.

Her death was announced by her manager Paul Hilepo.

Born in Iowa City, Iowa, and soon developing a longstanding desire to move to New York City to become a Radio City Rockette, Somerville was cast in her first Equity job after college when she scored a role at Arena Stage in Washington, D.C. The job was the first in a long line of stage credits, including roles in Over Here on Broadway, The Spitfire Grill at Playwrights Horizons Off Broadway, Happiness at Lincoln Center, Night Mother national tour, and various other theater productions.

Most recently, Somerville appeared on...

Drake had an important message to deliver to his fellow artists, but the Recording Academy did not seem entirely interested. The Canadian hip-hop artist won the Grammy Award on Sunday for Best Rap Song for “God’s Plan”, beating out Travis Scott’s “Sicko Mode”, Jay Rock’s “King’s Dead” and “Win”, and Eminem’s “Lucky You”. Audience shocked #Drake...

Eminem just landed a Grammy nomination for his song “Lucky You,” which features fellow emcee Joyner Lucas. The single, which comes off of Slim Shady’s “Kamikaze” album, is an interesting Best Rap Song contender, as Eminem takes a shot at the Grammys in his version of the chorus.

Here are Em’s relevant lyrics:

I done won a couple Grammys, but I sold my soul to get ‘em

Wasn’t in it for the trophies, just the f—in’ recognition

F—‘s the difference?

Joyner’s bars, which start the song, are a bit more complimentary of the top trophy in their industry. A bit.

Also Read: Eminem's 11-Minute Freestyle Name-Drops Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber, Apple Watch, AMC Theatres (Video)

Elsewhere on “Kamikaze,” Marshall Mathers goes even harder at Music’s Biggest Night.

From “Fall”:

Then tell the Grammys to go and f— themselves

They suck the blood...

Eminem and Joyner Lucas attract an army of imitators in the new video for “Lucky You.”

No, it doesn’t make a lot of sense. The two rappers stroll through an empty post-industrial wasteland delivering their lines in double-time. As they walk, they’re stalked by an ever-growing number of figures wearing black hoodies with eyes that glow bright red. During a bizarre and over-long comic interlude, Lucas and Eminem realize that their stalkers will imitate every move they make, so they lead their followers through a series of goofy dances.

Eminem unveiled surprise album, Kamikaze, at midnight on Thursday. The LP includes a song from the Venom soundtrack, which he teased on Twitter prior to Kamikaze‘s release.

The 13-song set follows 2017’s Revival, which included the songs “Framed,” “River” featuring Ed Sheeran and “Walk on Water” featuring Beyoncé. Earlier this year, he dropped a remix of album track “Chloraseptic” featuring 2 Chainz and Phresher.

Kamikaze includes features from his Bad Meets Evil partner Royce 5’9″ (in June, Eminem appeared in Royce’s “Caterpillar” video), Joyner Lucas and two tracks feature Jessie Reyez.

Dirty John is about to get Smart.

Legion actress and three-time Emmy winner Jean Smart will play Arlane Hart, mother of Connie Britton’s Debra, in Bravo’s upcoming, scripted anthology series, TVLine has learned.

The series is based on a popular podcast hosted by Los Angeles Times reporter Christopher Goffard. The TV adaptation, which scored a two-season order in January, follows the title character (played by Eric Bana, The Time Traveler’s Wife), as he romances Britton’s Debra Newell, later pulling her into his web of lies. Per the official logline, the drama will chronicle “the true story...

A spiritual successor to Road Rash that is set in a Grand Theft Auto-style open world sounds like an excellent idea, doesn’t it?

Well, as it turns out, an idea isn’t all you need when it comes to making games. If it was, I’d be a multi-billionaire that wouldn’t be talking to the likes of you right now. Unfortunately, Road Rage appears to be an idea with little else of substance behind it.

The concept behind the game is exactly as I’ve described. It’s motorcycle combat in a GTA-like world. An underground group of bikers in the city of Ashen have decided that the time has come to rise up and overthrow the oppressors that have turned their formerly booming homeland into a dark and murderous place. To do this, they’ll take part in a series of motorcycle races, elimination events, stunt challenges,...

While it was once frowned upon to get tattoos, particularly if your job involves being permanently in the public eye, it’s now become just par for the course. Whether you’re an actress on a major national sitcom like Ariel Winter, a globe-trotting supermodel like Bella Hadid, or just a sui generis reality star such as Kendall Jenner, in 2017, there’s now no stigma and no reason not to express yourself however you see fit, even with a little indelible ink. And it seems Scarlett Johansson is the latest celebrity to use her flesh as a canvas for her self-expression,...

Tonight when Hap and Leonard returns to Sundance, you'll once again see James Purefoy affecting his East Texan accent in his East Texan wardrobe, playing Hap Collins, best friend (more of a brother, really) to Leonard Pine (Michael Kenneth Williams).

What kind of shenanigans do they find themselves in during Hap and Leonard Season 2? Let's just say things get very real very fast, and these near-brothers come very close to losing each other.

In a discussion that examines the unexpected relevance of Mucho Mojo and how entertainment can be a lens through the past or future what we're experiencing today, Mr. Purefoy engagingly supported his show, the social issues of modern society, the power of good authors and the benefit of fear.

TV Fanatic: So let's talk Hap and Leonard.

James Purefoy: Go on. Do you want to or are you being forced to? [laughs]

No! I'm not being forced at all.

The best way to kick off your week? Shopping directly from Reese Witherspoon‘s closet. And now you can do just that at a major discount. The A-list actress is frequently spotted wearing pieces from her southern-inspired line, Draper James, which offers everything from pet accessories, to totes with the cutest phrases to party-ready dresses and cozy coats. This sale is the perfect time to channel your inner Reese and gear up on vacation-ready pieces or score some cute clothes to add to your winter wardrobe. See some of our favorite pieces below, and visit draperjames.com to shop the entire “Lucky You” sale.

In Scenic Routes, Mike D’Angelo looks at key scenes, explaining how they work and what they mean.

When the sad news broke last week that Curtis Hanson died, it occurred to me that I’ve unconsciously associated Hanson with death for almost 20 years now. Odd, because his movies aren’t generally violent. Indeed, they aren’t generally anything, really, apart from “worth seeing.” (Notable exception: 2007’s poker drama Lucky You, which decisively contradicts its own title.) Hanson did make a string of thrillers in the early ’90s—Bad Influence, The Hand That Rocks The Cradle, The River Wild—but those are primarily tension machines; only Cradle has a decent body count, and its deaths are too cartoonishly lurid to rattle anyone. The rest of Hanson’s oeuvre is less bloody still, ranging from the teen sex comedy Losin’ It (starring a not-yet-famous Tom Cruise) to Eminem’s ...

One of the most celebrated film makers of the last four decades has died. Here’s how the New York Times reported it….

Curtis Hanson, the film director whose adaptation of the James Ellroy noir novel “L.A. Confidential” won him an Academy Award, died on Tuesday at his home in Los Angeles. He was 71.

The death was confirmed by Officer Jenny Houser, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles Police Department. She said that officers had been called to the house shortly before 5 p.m., and that Mr. Hanson had died of natural causes.

Julie Mann, his business manager, said Mr. Hanson had been struggling for some time with a form of dementia.

Let’s take a look at his long career. His first screen credit is for helping to adapt H.P. Lovecraft’s short story in the 1970 American International Pictures’ The Dunwich Horror starring Sandra Dee and Dean Stockwell.

Last night, the cinematic world lost one of its own. Filmmaker Curtis Hanson passed away at the age of 71. The cause of death has been placed as natural causes. Hanson worked in the industry for well over 40 years, writing and directing movies that will stand the test of time. Oscar took notice in the late 90’s when Hanson made what most consider to be his masterpiece with L.A. Confidential, but he was a well known artist before then. He worked steadily on the big screen, also putting out the top notch HBO TV movie Too Big to Fail about five years ago. He will be missed in a big way. Hanson was an Academy Award winner and three time nominee, all for L.A. Confidential back in 1997. That highly regarded crime drama was a tale of corruption in the 1950’s, looking at how very different policemen dealt with enforcing the law.

Curtis Hanson, the Oscar-winning director of films including L.A. Confidential, 8 Mile, and In Her Shoes, has died. He was 71 years old. Hanson was born March 24, 1945 in Reno, Nevada but grew up in Los Angeles. After dropping out of high school, he pursued opportunities as a freelance photographer and editor of the now-defunct Cinema magazine before turning to screenwriting, which bore fruit with 1970's The Dunwich Horror, a Roger Corman-produced fright film that he co-wrote with Henry Rosenbaum and Ronald Silkosky. Hanson subsequently moved to directing with Sweet Kill, a 1973 horror film about a sexually-repressed man who finds gratification in murdering the women he sleeps with. That was followed by a string of other low-budget efforts in multiple genres, including Losin' It, a teen comedy starring a pre-Risky Business Tom Cruise.  Though he worked consistently through the '70s and '80s, Hanson wouldn't achieve mainstream recognition until...

Curtis Hanson, a beloved director who made hit films such as 8 Mile and L.A. Confidential, passed away last night at the age of 71. While no cause of death has been confirmed, initial reports reveal the filmmaker was found dead in his Hollywood Hills home last night, from an apparent heart attack. However, an Lapd spokesperson would not confirm that information, stating he died of "natural causes."

Variety reports that paramedics responded to a call regarding an unconscious man at the director's Hollywood Hills home at 4:52 Pm. The filmmaker was pronounced dead at the scene, although no further details were given. The filmmaker had been retired for the past few years, with his last film being the 2012 biopic Chasing Mavericks, and other reports claim he had been suffering from Alzheimer's disease.

Curtis Hanson was born March 24, 1945 in Reno, Nevada and he was raised in Los Angles. Despite his father...

Director Curtis Hanson, the man behind the modern neo-noir “L.A. Confidential” and the hip-hop drama “8 Mile,” died yesterday afternoon at the age of 71. According to Variety, he reportedly died of “natural causes” in his Hollywood Hills home.

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Hanson got his start working for the legendary Roger Corman, first writing the H.P. Lovecraft adaptation “The Dunwich Horror” and then writing and directing his first feature “Sweet Kill,” about a man who kills women while sleeping with them for sexual gratification.

The director worked steadily through the 70s and 80s, collaborating with actors like Tom Cruise on the 1983 teen comedy “Losin’ It” and with Rob Lowe and James Spader in “Bad Influence.” But his first major success came in 1992 with the psychological thriller “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle,” about a...

Filmmaker Curtis Hanson, who directed Eminem in his film debut 8 Mile and earned an Oscar for his script for L.A. Confidential, died Tuesday, Variety reports. He was 71.

According to reports, paramedics responded to a call about an unconscious man and Hanson was pronounced dead at the scene. A cause of death has yet to be confirmed, though a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department said Hanson died of "natural causes."

Per The Hollywood Reporter, Hanson began his career as a film journalist, conducting interviews with filmmakers like John Ford and Vincente Minnelli.

Two Adam Sandler stories on back-to-back days? Lucky you, but that's just the nature of the beast when the guy is out there making moves. Yesterday, it was a final look at this new Netflix flick, The Do-over, for you to pass judgment on, and today it's news that Sandler has cut a deal to make an animated feature for Stx Entertainment.  That's... Read More...

For anyone who has ever dreamed of owning a DeLorean, which was made famous by the Back to the Future films, now have your chance if you have the money.

After 35 years, the DeLorean is going to make an epic comeback. Wynne and DeLorean Motors are actually going back into production! How freakin' cool is that!? This version isn't going to have a new modern updated design. They're using the same exact design of the classic 1982 car. CEO Stephen Wynne told Kprc:

"It's fantastic. It's a game-changer for us. We've been wanting this to happen." 

Wynne and DeLorean Motors will manufacture the cars in America for the first time, and they plan on building about 300 new cars, which will retail for around $100,000. They will be coming in 2017, and the car will have 300-400 horsepower.

So if you have that kind of money and you want a DeLorean... Lucky you! For...

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Lucky you: you’re 28 but you look about 16. It’s all very well having people tell you that you’ll have a youthful face until the day you die, but does that really excuse any of the problems you have to deal with on a daily life?

It’s not all bad: you can still use your student card for basically everything even though you’re almost thirty: Topshop, the cinema, some restaurants. It can pay to look younger than what you are, because apparently life is cheaper when people think you’re under 18.

Still, it’s annoying. Sometimes you look in the mirror and curse the person who looks like a teenager looking back. Some days you’re asked your age for various reasons over ten times; and that look of disbelief on people’s faces is getting a bit old. So is having to provide your mantra ‘I know,...

Hey there creeps! Apparently the ol’ Crypt o’ Xiii is The place to be! Ghouls are knockin’ the lid off the coffin just to get in and commence to jawin’ with the cool ghoul, yours cruelly! All right, all right, calm down… the first two fiends in line… git yer arses in here! Why look who’s here; it’s die-rector Chris Sparling and viscous vocalist Chad Kowal! Greetings o’ ghoulish ones! Chris, you’re the first contestant on Daniel Xiii’s Die-a-log of the Damned!

Famous Monsters. So, yer new flick The Atticus Institute [Which I will be reviewin' shortly - Xiii] has just been released on the ol’ home vid-gee-oh. Tell us what’s up with what’s goin’ down with the idea behind Atticus.

Chris Sparling. I wanted to make a possession movie that was more of a scientific approach to dealing with that problem rather than a religious approach. I was pretty fascinated with the idea that scientists,...

At a loss for what to watch this week? From new DVDs and Blu-rays, to what's streaming on Netflix, we've got you covered.

New on DVD and Blu-ray

"Gone Girl"

David Fincher's latest dark 'n' twisty drama stars Rosamund Pike and Ben Affleck as a pair of beautiful people who do terrible things to each other. This adaptation of Gillian Flynn's best-selling novel is worth it just for the scene in which Tyler Perry, as a high-powered lawyer who specializes in cases where men are accused of murdering their wives, throws gummy bears at Affleck's head.

"Jimi: All Is By My Side"

This Jimi Hendrix biopic got mixed reviews, but André Benjamin's performance as a young Jimi on the verge of stardom is pretty sizzling.

"Wetlands"

This German film is for those with particularly strong stomachs, but if you're up for it, this is a wild ride.

Sony is celebrating their 20th anniversary with PlayStation, and they just revealed something extremely awesome! A limited edition PS4!

Sony will be releasing a limited edition PS4, yeah a limited edition console! The new release marks homage to the original PlayStation with a sleek grey colo, original PlayStation logo,r and a nice little logo on the console itself that signals the 20th anniversary.

Want to get your hands on one? Pre-orders will be in "very limited supply" and will begin on Saturday. Sony noted fans should watch the PlayStation Experience Keynote on Saturday morning (10 Am Pacific) to learn exact details. Lucky you we dug up some more details!

According to other source there will be 13,800 numbered units wordwide. It will be released in Japan, Europe, and North America. The retail price will be $499 Usd, 49,800 Yen, and €499. Sony also mentioned it "will go on sale" at the PlayStation Event this week,...

Robert Downey Jr has revealed that his The Judge co-star Robert Duvall did not remember that the pair had worked together before.

Downey Jr was speaking to Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show about his new film, when he told the host that Duvall "doesn't really recall" working on the same films as him.

They appeared in 1989's The Gingerbread Man and 2007's Lucky You together, making The Judge their third shared project.

He added: "I've also gone up to him at restaurants and went, 'Mr Duvall, I just want to...' and he's like, 'What?' and then he didn't know who I was.

"He also said that his favourite movie of mine is Chaplin, even though he hasn't seen it!"

He joked: "When you're Robert Duvall you can say that sort of stuff!"

The Judge stars Downey Jr as Hank, a successful lawyer who moves back home after his mother dies.

If you're as respected as Robert Duvall, you can pretty much get away with anything — including totally burning Robert Downey Jr. Downey told Jimmy Fallon that his The Judge co-star didn't remember the two previous times they'd been in the same film (1989's The Gingerbread Man and 2007's Lucky You), and that when he used to see Duvall out on the town, he'd attempt to pay homage — only to be politely rebuffed. Read more Robert Downey Jr. Teases His 'Iron Man' Future "His favorite movie of mine is Chaplin, even though he hasn't seen it," Downey

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The director of Deliver Us From Evil, Scott Derrickson, chats to us about the film, Deus Ex, and horror for kids...

After drumming up decent business in the Us at the start of July, Sinister director Scott Derrickson's latest film, Deliver Us From Evil, is finally in UK cinemas.

Currently on the set of Sinister 2, before he heads off to direct Marvel's Doctor Strange (and you won't be surprised to hear that's a movie that we couldn't explore in this interview), he spared us time for a chat about what he's done, and what he's up to. Without further ado...

Welcome to the world of international staggered release dates! We get Deliver Us From Evil this week in the UK, whereas it had a July 4th weekend release in the Us. It seems to me that it's a more natural fit over here than there.

How much control...

Scared yet? You should be, bitches.

Scared yet? You should be, bitches.

For nearly five years, Pretty Little Liar's infamously evil tormentor, A, has haunted multiple Rosewood residents with their menacing texts and omnipotent warnings.

With Pll's 100th episode just around the corner, we can't think of a better way to celebrate the series' milestone moment then by taking a look back at A's 100 most bone-chilling threats, texts, and effed up gifts. (Honestly, it's a miracle the girls don’t have a permanent wing in Radley!)

Grab your favorite black hoodie and scroll down to relive the most manipulative messages A has ever sent to our pretty little characters. From a terrorizing game, to an insect-infested dinner, and a necklace only a dentist could love, find out where your favorite nightmare-inducing threats rank!

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100. "It's A boy!" (A to Aria...

TV journalists don't just attend press screenings, drink wine and munch down canapés, y'know.

Alright, so maybe we do that sometimes. But we also sweat and toil to get you guys, our beloved readers, the latest in UK premiere dates and telly scoop!

Presented below are this week's efforts - and rest assured, if your question isn't answered below, we're working on it for a future edition...

When is Arrow coming back on Sky1?

Thursday, February 20 at 8pm - there's been a little wait for the return of Stephen Amell's abs-tastic archer but Sky1 is likely doing a bit of strategic scheduling and hoping that new Arrow will boost the premiere ratings for its new original drama The Smoke, kicking off the same night at 9pm.

The good news is that you can expect more "adrenaline-fuelled storytelling" from Arrow - at least according to exec producer Greg Berlanti. "We...

While popular opinion of the Grammys mashup of Imagine Dragons and Kendrick Lamar appeared to be divided, there's definitely one person who enjoyed it: Taylor Swift. During the performance, social media seemed to be split between snark ("What did we do to the Grammys to deserve this?" Buzzfeed's Ryan Broderick wrote in a Vine) and elation ("Omg This Performance Is Insane" Buzzfeed itself tweeted), but Swift's thoughts on the performance were pretty clear: She spent the entire time lip-synching and jiving along. Please enjoy this Vine of Swift dancing; GIFs will be swiftly arriving tomorrow, so you'll soon be able...

Day 2 of I'm a Celebrity and Matthew Wright is already munching on a camel toe. Don't worry, you haven't stumbled upon an X-rated version of the Ant & Dec reality show. This is just the customary animal-eating Bushtucker Trial.

And what a smorgasbord of tasty treats the hosting Geordie duo lined up for this year's unlucky celebrity duo, Wright and Joey Essex. Joining the camel toe on the menu were ostrich willy, pig brain, a scorpion, a turkey testicle and a pint of cock (roach) cola. Eat your heart out, Nigella.

It was a bit less 'lick your lips with anticipation', and more 'wipe your mouth and clean off the mixture of vomit and the inside of a turkey's ball'.

MasterChef and The Great British Bake Off this was not. Although, Joey and Matthew did try their best to pitch for careers as restaurant critics.

"It tastes like a school rubber with wee over it,...

This weekend, 20th Century Fox went all in on "Runner Runner," a $30 million drama about online poker starring Justin Timberlake and Ben Affleck, and even though just about everyone bet high on it, the film went bust. Pundits predicted it might debut as high as $15 million, but it earned only about half of that, an estimated $7.6 million, opening in third place at the box office.

Why did the film flop? There were a number of reasons, some of them expected (strong competition from fellow grown-up drama "Gravity"), some of them not (sneak attack by Somali pirates!). Here's the rundown:

Justin Timberlake: He may be the biggest pop star around, but he's still not a bankable movie star. According to Box Office Mojo, his wide-release movies open with an average of $14.5 million. His last lead role, in the 2011 sci-fi thriller "in Time," opened with just $12.1 million two Octobers ago.

Ben Affleck: Sure,...

There's been no less than three attempts to bring The Hulk to the big screen in the past decade - 2003's "Hulk" with Eric Bana, 2008's "The Incredible Hulk" with Edward Norton, and 2012 "The Avengers" with Mark Ruffalo.

Ruffalo's portrayal received the most acclaim, while the 2003 film with Bana is often considered the weakest of the three. The film's director Ang Lee attempted a distinct take on the character which fans didn't respond to well.

Now Bana, speaking with The Huffington Post, says he doesn't regret making the film. Even so, he is glad he didn't have to play the role again:

"I'm proud of what it tried to do. I apologize to all those people who were so angry about it...I'm fascinated by the people who hated that movie and feel compelled to watch it again, which always blows my mind. But, yeah, it is what it is...

The charismatic star of the Iron Man trilogy earned $75m in the past year. Not bad for a drug addict the studios once shunned

Fifteen years ago, Robert Downey Jr was sleeping on his assistant's sofa, addicted to heroin, cocaine and alcohol, and with only the first of several prison and rehab spells behind him. Even in Hollywood, where the most extreme appetites will be accommodated by the entertainment industry, his screw-ups had become too extravagant and numerous to hush up. His $2m asking-price had dropped 75% and he was virtually uninsurable.

Concerned friends described him as a "lovable tornado". Film-maker Mike Figgis, who directed Downey as an artist with Aids in 1997's One Night Stand, recalls him arriving for their introductory meeting barefoot, high and brandishing a handgun. "Why have you got a gun?" asked a concerned Figgis. "Oh, I didn't want to leave it in my car," Downey deadpanned.

Actress Antje Traue takes us through the process of becoming Faora in Man of Steel, opening in theaters everywhere June 14

While this weekend's Man of Steel does feature a slew of big-name actors (Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Michael Shannon, Diane Lane, Kevin Costner, and Russell Crowe), there will be a few faces many will be seeing for the first time as well. The most notable of which is Antje Traue, who horror fans may remember as Nadia in 2009's Pandorum. The lovely German actress plays the ruthless Faora, the trusted warrior of General Zod (Michael Shannon) who has quite a presence on screen, although, as I mentioned in my review, I really wish they used her more. I recently had the chance to sit down with Antje Traue to discuss all things Man of Steel, hitting theaters June 14. Here's what she had to say.

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What happens when you tell a pastor that God talks to you? He's very impressed, apparently.

In The Huffington Post's exclusive clip above from the second episode of NBC's "Save Me" (two-episode premiere on Thurs., May 23 at 8 p.m. Et), Beth Harper (Anne Heche) opens up to the pastor at her church about a very ... interesting talent she's developed after having a near-death run-in with a sandwich.

"Pastor Jim? I have an espresso maker I'd like to donate to the church if you can use it somehow," she says, before adding, "God talks me."

"Lucky you!" he exclaims.

Here's how NBC describes the first two episodes of "Save Me":

"The Book Of Beth" (Pilot)

"Save Me" premieres with Emmy nominee Anne Heche starring as Beth Harper, an absentee wife and mother who suffers a dramatic near-death experience and is revived only to discover that she now receives messages from God.

It's only been a month since Scarlett Johansson ended things with her beau of one year, Nate Naylor, but the "Hitchcock" star is already moving on.

Johansson, 27, was spotted out on a late night stroll in New York City on Nov. 21, with her rumored-to-be new boyfriend, 30-year-old Frenchman Romain Dauriac.

The former editor of French magazine Clark chatted with Johansson -- dressed in an all-black ensemble and wearing glasses -- as they walked down the street after heading out to dinner.

This is the pair's third public outing -- they were first photographed together last month leaving La Esquina restaurant in Soho mid-meal and were also spotted exiting the Ziegfeld Theater on Nov. 18 following the New York premiere of "Hitchcock."

According to the Daily Mail, Johansson and Dauriac have been hanging out for a while now, partying together at clubs and bars in NYC and Paris. Reportedly they met through a mutual friend,...

Los Angeles, Nov 20: After splitting from Nate Taylor last month, actress Scarlett Johansson is reportedly dating French journalist Romain Duariac.

A source said the 27−year−old actress wanted to keep under wraps her relationship with Duariac, former editor of French urban art magazine Clark and now the manager of a creative agency.

Both are close friends with French tattoo artist Fuzi, who earlier this month inked a horseshoe and 'Lucky You' on Scarlett's rib cage.

The couple has been spotted together at a number of restaurants and bars in Paris recently and reportedly couldn't keep their hands off each other.

New York, Nov mber 20: French journalist Romain Dauriac has been revealed to be Scarlett Johansson's new boyfriend.

Dauriac is the former editor of French urban art magazine Clark, and is the current manager of a creative agency, the New York Post reported.

The couple are friends of French tattoo artist Fuzi Uvtpk, who recently inked the actress with a horseshoe tattoo inscribed with "Lucky You" on her rib cage.

The publication recently revealed that the blonde beauty was looking cozy with a dark-haired man who she had dinner with, at the Beatrice Inn, New York on Thursday night.

"They were very lovey-dovey.

Scarlett Johansson's new mystery boyfriend has been identified as Romain Dauriac. The 'Hitchcock' actress - who split from boyfriend Nate Taylor last month - only recently began dating the French journalist after being introduced by mutual friends. A source told the MailOnline that the 27-year-old actress has been desperate to keep her relationship with 30-year-old Romain - who is the former editor of French urban art magazine Clark, and is now the manager of a creative agency - under wraps since they met. Both Scarlett and Romain are close friends with French tattoo artist Fuzi, who earlier this month tattooed Scarlett with a horseshoe and the message 'Lucky You', on her rib cage. The couple has been spotted together at...

Moving on so soon, Scarlett? Scarlett Johansson unceremoniously split from her advertising executive boyfriend Nate Naylor after dating for one year in October. Now the 27-year-old "Hitchcock" actress has been spotted getting cuddly with Frenchman Romain Dauriac.

The New York Post reports that the pair were "lovey-dovey and holding hands under the table all night" while at the Beatrice Inn last Thursday night, and that "they were holding each other while smoking in the cold." As for Dauriac, the former editor of downtown French rag "Complex," it seems like his introduction to the Hollywood actress was an (ink) stroke of luck: The duo are both friends with Fuzi Uvtpk, the French tattoo artist who recently bequeathed Johnasson with her new "Lucky You" tattoo on her ribcage.

New York, Nov 8: Scarlett Johansson was snapped showing a new tattoo on her ribcage - a horseshoe inscribed with "Lucky You" - by pulling up her grey top.

The 'Hitchcock' star asked French tattoo and graffiti artist Fuzi Uvtpk to etch the body art for her after she attended an exhibition of his work at Le Salon in Paris, the New York Post reported.

The 27-year-old actress asserted that tattoos make her "happy" and she prefers to keep the meanings behind them "private".

Johansson also has three other tattoos - a landscape picture on one arm, the initial "A" on her ankle and "I Heart New York" on her wrist. (Ani)...