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EntertainmentWith the film doing well at the theatres, its Bo collections are expected to soar in the coming days. Digital Native shivrajkumar2.jpgDigital NativeShiva Rajkumar’s Mufti is turning out to be one of the biggest blockbusters in Sandalwood. Released on December 1 amidst a lot of expectations, the film has garnered positive reviews. According to reports from the trade sources, the film has collected Rs. 15 crores in just five days and the collections are soaring with good word of mouth. Reports say that producer Jayanna has specified that box office collections of Mufti have gone over Rs 15 crores with the film being shown in around 250 screens. Going by the way the film is doing at the box office, it is sure to break quite a few box office records in the Kannada film industry, say sources. Starring Srimurali in the lead role, Mufti has Shiva Rajkumar playing a pivotal role. Sources say that Srimurali is extremely happy over the response that the film has been garnering and is contemplating going for a sequel. The modalities of this are being worked out but it is too early to speculate if there would be a sequel for the film, add sources. Directed by Narthan, who has made his directorial debut with Mufti, the film has been produced by Jayanna under his banner Jayanna Combines. While the film starred Shiva Rajkumar in an important role, its lead actors were Sriimurali and Shanvi Srivastava. The star cast also included Vasishta N Simha, Devaraj, Chaya Singh, Sadhu Kokila, Prakash Belawadi, and Chikkanna. Ravi Basrur has composed music for this flick with the cinematography handled by Naveen Kumar. Mufti is high on the action quotient but it has all elements to attract the family audiences as well, which speaks of its success at the box office. With the film doing well at the theatres, its Bo collections are expected to soar in the coming days. Enanble Notification: NoTnm Marquee: No...

Casualties of War

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1992/ 2:35:1 / 113 Min. / Street Date December 1, 2016

Starring Michael J. Fox, Sean Penn

Cinematography by Stephen Burum

Written by David Rabe

Music by Ennio Morricone

Edited by Bill Pankow

Produced by Fred C. Caruso, Art Linson

Directed by Brian De Palma

In 1969 The New Yorker published a detailed exposé by Daniel Lang concerning four soldiers deployed in the Phu My district of Vietnam who abducted a young woman and raped her repeatedly over the course of the next 24 hours. The following day, fearing discovery by incoming American helicopters, the sergeant in command of the squad ordered her killed.

There was a fifth soldier traveling with that crew, Max Erickson, the only man in Lang’s reporting with anything resembling a moral compass, who observed the actions of his sidekicks with a mix of helplessness and horror. His accusations lead to courts martial...

All Celine Dion needs for Christmas this year are her own handbags. Related: Steve Aoki Turns Celine Dion’s ‘My Heart Will Go On’ Into Edm Dance Track Happy #December from @CelineDion & #Nordstrom. https://t.co/Dck64RDTSy pic.twitter.com/IL4sFssLzi — Nordstrom (@Nordstrom) December 1, 2017 The Canadian superstar put her own twist on “The Christmas Song” in a new video published […]...

We know Céline Dion often breaks out in song whenever she feels like it (she’s Céline Dion!). And we know how excited she is about her new handbag line. (It launched this fall.) So for her brand’s first holiday season in stores, she teamed up with Nordstrom to get everyone in the shopping spirit in true Dion fashion — by remixing “The Christmas Song.”

“Chestnuts roasting in my new handbag,” she began in her promotional video for Nordstrom modeling the “Octave” style (which you can buy here!). She abruptly stopped herself to try to clarify things for listeners: “Oh no,...

Camila Cabello has been dominating the charts with her hit single “Havana,” off of her forthcoming album The Hurting. The Healing. The Loving. The track — an homage to her Cuban roots — not only stands at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, but is now making the singer a record-breaker in the United Kingdom.

The former Fifth Harmony member has the longest-running No. 1 single from a female artist in the U.K. for the decade. Last week, “Havana” took the No. 1 spot in the singles chart for its fifth successive week, tying Adele’s 2011 smash hit “Someone Like You.”

@Camila_Cabello now...

Movie lovers anxiously awaiting the review embargo for Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Phantom Thread” to be lifted can breathe a sigh of relief, for the first reactions make it clear the director will be returning to the big screen in top form. The film reunites Anderson with “There Will Be Blood” star Daniel Day-Lewis in the story of a renowned 1950s dressmaker who falls for a strong-willed younger muse.

Read More:Daniel Day-Lewis Breaks Silence on Retiring From Acting: ‘I Have Great Sadness’

Film critics aren’t allowed to publish reviews until December 7, but they have been able to talk about “Phantom Thread” in other contexts. Numerous film critics have already named “Phantom Thread” one of the best films of 2017, including IndieWire’s own Eric Kohn and David Ehlrich. The film been appeared on Top 10 lists from Rolling Stone, The New York Times, Vulture, Vogue, and more. Here’s...

The Disaster Artist A24 Director: James Franco Screenwriter: Scott Neustadter, Michael H. Weber Cast: Dave Franco, James Franco, Seth Rogen, Ari Graynor, Alison Brie, Jackie Weaver, Zac Efron Screened at: Critics’ DVD, NYC, 12/5/17 Opens: December 1, 2017 Tommy Wiseau in 2003 directed, produced, wrote and stars in “The Room,” amid the howls of audiences, […]

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Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture: Cosplay of the Day: See a bunch of Tommy Wiseau fans cosplaying as the infamous filmmaker for a contest promotion tied to The Disaster Room: Very proud to announce the runners up and grand prize winner of The Tommy®, the 1st and only award for uninhibited creative expression inspired by Tommy Wiseau. #ImADisasterArtist pic.twitter.com/GHyTPLoxN5 — A24 (@A24) December 1, 2017 Dream Casting of the Day: With Quentin Tarantino working on a Star Trek movie, BossLogic jokingly shows us what it could look like with the obligatory Samuel L. Jackson role: Next @StarTrek is going to be lit @SamuelLJackson pic.twitter.com/sQfcY1puXD &mdash...

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Drawing Home M.Y.R.A. Entertainment Director: Markus Rupprecht Screenwriter: Markus Rupprecht, Donna Logan Cast: Julie Lynn Mortensen, Juan Riedinger, Kate Mulgrew, Kristin Griffith, Rutger Hauser, Torrance Coombs, Christian Campbell, Jenny Kost Screened at: Critics’ link, NYC, 11/2/17 Opens: December 1 in La. Dec. 22 in NY. Some folks are beach bums while others prefer the mountains: […]

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A 22-year-old man traveled more than a thousand miles to finally meet the elderly woman he became dear friends with while playing a popular app.

Spencer Sleyon matched up with 81-year-old Rosalind “Roz” Guttman on the smartphone game Words With Friends a little over a year ago, and the two have since played more than 324 matches against each other. According to CBS, the two bonded over their shared competitiveness, and they would even send personal messages to each other to critique their word choices. But Sleyon, a 22-year-old from Harlem, New York, soon found himself becoming genuine buds with his Words With Friends adversary.

Bryan Singer has been fired from directing the Queen biopic drama “Bohemian Rhapsody,” Variety reports. News previously broke on December 1 that production on the film was being suspended “due to the unexpected unavailability of Bryan Singer,” but now Singer has been fired due to being missing from filming and set conflicts involving Singer and star Rami Malek.

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According to Variety, Singer has been absent from the production on numerous occasions throughout filming. The movie, which stars Malek as Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, has been filming in London. Cinematographer Thomas Newton Sigel has reportedly been stepping into the director’s chair on days when Singer went missing. A representative from the Directors Guild of America was brought to the set to monitor the production.

Singer’s publicist, Simon Halls at Slate PR, told The Washington Post that...

This year for World AIDS Day, the Elton John AIDS Foundation (Ejaf) has partnered with Kwippit, the new mobile messaging app, to raise awareness about the global AIDS epidemic and dollars for the Foundation’s lifesaving work.

Elton John and many Ejaf celebrity friends who have long supported the Foundation’s work have created unique heart designs for a campaign, launched through Kwippit on World AIDS Day, December 1, and continuing throughout the month.

“We’re incredibly honored to work with the Elton John AIDS Foundation on this campaign,” said Kwippit’s Chief Brand Officer, Krista Treide. “We’re excited to connect the digital/social media generation with Ejaf’s important efforts to end the AIDS epidemic in our lifetime.”

Every day for the month of December, one new celebrity-designed heart will be released by Kwippit to users who have subscribed to the special Elton John AIDS Foundation channel on...

While it hasn't been officially released by LucasFilm yet, the first teaser poster for Solo: A Star Wars Story has been spotted at a movie theater this weekend by Twitter user LAKingsDru. The poster doesn't feature much, just the official title and logo that was revealed when production finally wrapped last month, but the mere presence of this poster could very well indicate that our first look at the Han Solo trailer could be just around the corner. While a trailer debut has not been confirmed, we may hear official word on its release soon.

We learned last month that Ron Howard reshot the whole movie, essentially scrapping everything that former directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller had shot in the four months of principal photography that the filmmakers had shot before they were unceremoniously fired. There had been talk that the original directors wanted to make Han Solo a more comedic character,...

Netflix’s wildly popular series Stranger Things is officially returning for a third season. The streaming service took to Twitter on Friday to make the announcement. For The Love Of Steve, Duh! So hold tight baby darts — season 3 is officially happening. — Netflix Us (@netflix) December 1, 2017 The not-so-surprising news comes months […]

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The Shape Of Water Fox Searchlight Pictures Director: Guillermo del Toro Written by: Guillermo del Toro, Vanessa Taylor, story by Guillermo del Toro Cast: Sally Hawkins, Michael Shannon, Richard Jenkins, Doug Jones, Michael Stuhlbarg, Olivia Spencer Screened at: Review 2, NYC, 11/21/17 Opens: December 1, 2017 in NY. December 8, 2017 in La. Given the […]

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Sneak Peek footage, plus images from the "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." 2-hour season 5 premiere "Orientation", set in outer space, written by Jed Whedon, Maurissa Tancharoen and directed by Jesse Bochco, airing December 1, 2017 on ABC:

"...'Agent Coulson' and his team escaped 'the 'Life Model Decoy' 'Framework' and awakened in the real world.

"Little did they know that 'Aida' was now fully human – and with multiple 'Inhuman abilities' – with the dangerous notion that, with 'Fitz 'by her side, she could change the world.

"After defeating her with the aid of 'Ghost Rider', the team went out for a celebration but were interrupted by a mysterious man who rendered them frozen.

The next thing we see is Coulson onboard a ship... in space.

"Coulson will discover that some, but not all, of his 'S.H.I.E.L.D.' colleagues were taken with him and placed onboard the ship.

" As...

Three truths.

We were grossly misusing the phrase “Our long national nightmare is over” before this

— Chase Mitchell (@ChaseMit) December 1, 2017

Thinking about movies right now feels terribly frivolous and also one of the few things keeping me sane.

— Scott Renshaw (@scottrenshaw) December 2, 2017

This Tiffany Haddish backlash is weird proof that people love Oscar bait more than they want to admit.

— Sam Coffey (@SamCoffey72) December 1, 2017

so sad but all true observations. The latter I've noticed in social discussions so many times. Okay on to funnier or at least less depressing things after the jump including more Tiffany Haddish, Captain America's beard, Lady Bird, Ava DuVernay being inspiring (what else is new), and so on...

Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture: Casting Rendering of the Day: Disney has cast Liu Yifei as the live-action Mulan in their remake, so BossLogic shows us what she could look like in the role: I for one am excited for the live action #mulan and congratulations to @liuyifeioff for scoring the role, good job @disney pic.twitter.com/3xwGStVINp — BossLogic (@Bosslogic) December 1, 2017 Mashup of the Day: Ben Affleck as Batman goes up against Wesley Snipes as Blade in Razor's fan-made trailer for Blade: Underworld: Trailer Redo of the Day: You've watched the Avengers: Infinity War trailer many times, now watch it again in '90s animation form courtesy of Darth...

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Get ready to finally see the first trailer for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom in the very near future. It's been a long time coming, but it looks like the wait for the first Jurassic World 2 trailer is nearly over. For real this time. There have been a few false alarms, but director J.A. Bayona has teased the trailer himself this time. Considering everything we know, it's all but guaranteed that the first substantial footage from the latest entry in the Jurassic Park franchise will arrive next week.

During the Thanksgiving holiday, the first footage from Jurassic World 2, officially titled Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, debuted. It was merely six seconds in length and features Chris Pratt's Owen Grady playing with a baby velociraptor. But it was more than enough to get fans excited about the potential that exists for the upcoming sequel. Now, director J.A. Bayona took to Twitter to...

On the December 1, 2017 episode of /Film Daily, Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film senior writer Ben Pearson and /Film writer Hoai-Tran Bui to discuss the latest news, including a Harley Quinn movie, Disney suing Redbox, the most rented Redbox movies, Amazon’s television pilots, Wonder Woman 2’s love story, Star Wars: The Last Jedi’s […]

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Happy Friday "Bold And The Beautiful" fans. Wow, today's December 1,2017 episode really had us reeling. We don't know about you guys, but we were so ticked off when they ended it before Steffy got the freaking words out. And Judging from some of these future storyline teasers, it doesn't appear that Steffy will ever get the words out. It looks like they're going to continue to drag this mess out. So, we'll have more of those Bill and Steffy affair flashbacks to look forward to for quite some time. CBS released the new storyline teasers for Monday's December 4,2017 episode. More Steffy and Bill drama will continue. Ridge is going to get hit with a major blindside and more. To get this weekend teaser session started, we'll talk about the Ridge blindside situation. It turns out that he's going to get caught off guard over that fact that Thorne is now residing at Brooke's place.

The Bottom Line: December 1, 2017 Three of the best films of the year begin their quest for Oscar glory this weekend. Find out how they will do in this week’s edition of The Bottom Line! Box Office Top Five Coco topped the box office again with $50.9 million. Second place went to Justice League, which took in $41.1 million. [...]

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It’s a month of holiday indulgence—Hanukkah and Christmas (of course), but there’s another holiday that justifies binging on sweets: National Cupcake Day.

So how should you celebrate on Friday, Dec. 15? By eating, of course—and maybe for free. At 24 of its locations, Sprinkles Cupcakes is giving one lucky customer a year-long supply of its handmade cupcakes (one dozen per month). To enter customers must sign up for the Sprinkles Perks Program and purchase an item from a Sprinkles bakery before Dec. 13.

#NationalCupcakeDay just got sweeter! One lucky customer in every bakery will win free #cupcakesforayear! To enter,...

If December is a relatively quiet month for Netflix, perhaps that’s because they want you to spend the holidays scaling the seemingly infinite mountain of content they’ve released this year. Good luck with that. But the streaming giant’s latest batch of new releases, however scarce, offer a wild variety of things to see. From an under-the-radar family drama that some critics believe is the best movie the year, to a demented Michael Shannon Christmas movie that some critics don’t even believe is a real thing, these are the seven best films coming to Netflix this December.

Read More:7 New Netflix Shows to Binge in December, and The Best Episodes of Each 7. “Pottersville” (2017)

Okay, so “Pottersville” is a very, very bad movie. It still wouldn’t really be one of the seven best movies coming to Netflix this month if there were only six movies coming to Netflix this month.

Since coming forward with the allegations that Kevin Spacey made inappropriate sexual advances toward him when he was 14, Anthony Rapp has received an outpouring of support — and some backlash.

The longtime movie, TV and Broadway actor, went public with the alleged incident in a BuzzFeed article published at the end of October, just hours before Spacey apologized and came out as a gay man.

Rapp, now 46, alleged that then-26-year-old Spacey invited him to his Manhattan apartment for a party in 1986. (They were both starring in Broadway plays at the time.) Rapp says he was the only teen at the...

A Texas 2-year-old had a special request for Christmas when she sat on Santa’s lap.

After a long day of shopping, little Linden Bartell was pretty worn out when the family finally made it to see Santa Claus at Bering’s Hardware in Houston, according to Ktrk. With that, she gave a pretty honest answer when Santa asked, “What do you want for Christmas?”

“I want to take a nap,” she said, rubbing her eyes.

His reply: “Santa does, too.”

What does this tired two-year-old want for Christmas?

"I want to take a nap," she tells Santa. pic.twitter.

Do you have a burning question for Michael Arden On Friday, December 1, 530pm Est BroadwayWorld's Steve Schonberg is getting up close and personal with Arden, who is currently in previews with his latest directorial masterpiece- Once on This Island. Don't forget to tune in to our official Facebook page to submit your questions live or send us questions in advance on Twitter BroadwayWorld with AskArdenBWW.

1. “The Crown” Season 2 (available December 8)

Why Should I Watch It? “The Crown” is the new ruler of Netflix. With “House of Cards” on the outs (take that as you will), the streaming giant’s other big-time awards player is assuming, ahem, the crown. Peter Morgan’s historical drama may not be for everyone — period drama fans will swoon, while anyone looking for surprises will snooze — but it’s an unequivocally well-made show, with pristine production design and impeccable performances. Sure, you may wish for more corgis and less melodrama, but the stuffiness is largely overshadowed by astonishing grandeur. This will be a perennial awards player for the foreseeable future, so you may as well try it out.

Best Episode: Season 2 lacks an obvious standout — Season 1’s arguable choice would be the penultimate episode, “Assassins” — but I’d argue Episode 4 of Season 2, titled “Beryl,” is the best of the lot. Focusing on Princess Margaret,...

Edgar Wright loves sharing “best of” lists with his thousands of fans on social media. This year alone, the filmmaker released a list of his 100 favorite horror films and provided an update to his list of his 40 favorite films ever. The end of the year is naturally a time Wright loves most, and he’s published his official list of the 50 top songs of 2017, with an accompany Spotify playlist where fans can stream every entry.

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Wright’s list starts LCD Soundsytem’s “call the police,” which was released as the lead single from the band’s fourth studio album “American Dream.” The list also includes tracks from The Horrors, Wolf Alice, Beck, Arcade Fire, Temples, Broken Social Scene, Laura Marling, The Big Moon, and Hmltd. Artists such as Drake, Father John Misty, Frank Ocean,...

The older brother of soccer mega-star Lionel Messi is a wanted man in Argentina after cops discovered a gun in his blood-soaked boat ... according to reports. Matias Messi allegedly told a security guard at the Fighiera fishing club that he cut his face by colliding with a sandbar ... but after police discovered a .380 handgun inside Matias' motorboat, they tried (and failed) to track him down for questioning. The Messi family is pissed over all the...

Keith Urban knows his way around a good love song.

The four-time Grammy winner is spilling on his next full-length album and how to write the perfect love song for wife Nicole Kidman in this week's episode of Certified Country. Watch below!

Keith Urban Teases New Album 'Vibe'

Keith Urban is spilling on his next full-length album and how to write the perfect love song for Nicole Kidman in this week’s episode of Certified Country!

Posted by Certified Country on Friday, December 1, 2017

Urban spoke with Et during rehearsals for the Cmt Artists of the Year celebration in October at Nashville's Schermerhorn Symphony Theater. That happened to also be around the same time that he and Ross Copperman collaborated on the song "Female," written in response to the Harvey Weinstein scandal that rocked Hollywood. Urban would go on to debut that song with a performance at the Cma Awards in November.

The 50-year-old singer-songwriter...

Twitter went into overdrive on Friday after President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, pleaded guilty to charges that he lied to the FBI during a January 2017 interview.

According to the Associated Press, court documents show that Flynn will admit to making false statements about his conversations with the Russian ambassador to the U.S. while Trump was president-elect. The move makes Flynn the first Trump White House official to plead guilty so far in special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into the Trump campaign’s possible collusion with Russia to influence the 2016 presidential election.

The Associated Press,...

Perhaps in fear that it would be overshadowed by a little-known Marvel property called Avengers: Infinity War, it seems Universal quietly scrapped plans to unveil the first trailer for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom on Thursday evening.

Earlier this week, we caught wind of the studio’s timeline, after Trailer Track unearthed a now-pulled teaser that suggested Fallen Kingdom‘s inaugural preview would drop during the Cowboys vs. Redskins NFL game. Now, as we approach the week’s end, there’s still no sign of Universal’s premiere. But a trailer is coming – and soon, according to director Juan Antonio Bayona.

Via Twitter, the Spanish filmmaker has now posted a screengrab of the iconic MPAA splash screen, along with the caption, “almost there.” Surely it’s only a matter of days before Universal blows the lid off Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom? We’ll be a keeping a close eye on the...

Princess Sofia looks good in anything — even a very traditional Swedish outfit.

For son Prince Gabriel’s christening on Friday, Sofia wore a traditional Swedish folk costume complete with an embroidered head cap, striped apron and pilgrim-esque buckled shoes.

The event, which comes almost exactly three months after the little royal‘s August 31 birth, took place at the Drottningholm Royal Palace Chapel in Stockholm.

The 32-year-old mom of two’s choice of the classically Swedish outfit was a fitting one for the occasion: She wore the red and white Folkdräkt — Swedish for folk costume — of Gabriel’s own Duchy, Dalarna.

Demi Lovato gets hitched to Jesse Williams in her cinematic new music video for “Tell Me You Love Me,”—or does she? The pair certainly have a bumpy ride on the way to the altar.

The Mark Pellington-directed clip begins with a rapid-fire montage of a giddy proposal—and the steamy celebration—before jealousy and doubt threaten to consume their relationship. But amidst the dramatic fighting, Lovato intones the song’s title.

Smash cut to the 25-year-old singer, draped in a white veil and a lacy Lazaro gown, strolling down the aisle for her Southern gothic-style outdoor wedding. Shots...

Lucasfilm has released a new extended promo spot for Star Wars: The Last Jedi and it features a good amount of cool new footage! It's sure to get fans even more pumped up for the movie! We get to see new footage of Rey training, and some news shots of Poe and Bb-8 racing into battle in his boosted X-Wing. We also get to hear Captain Phasm speak, saying, "I won’t let them win!”

Rey develops her newly discovered abilities with the guidance of Luke Skywalker, who is unsettled by the strength of her powers. Meanwhile, the Resistance prepares to do battle with the First Order.

The Rian Johnson-directed film stars Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Adam Driver, Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Andy Serkis, Lupita Nyong’o, Domhnall Gleeson, Anthony Daniels, Gwendoline Christie, Kelly Marie Tran, Laura Dern, and Benicio del Toro.

The promo premiered recently at Disney’s Magical Holiday Celebration,...

Reporting for royal duty!

Meghan Markle made her first official royal appearance alongside fiancé Prince Harry on Friday. The future royal was poised, friendly and comfortable as she greeted enthusiastic fans in Nottingham.

Almost seven years ago, it was Kate Middleton who made her official debut alongside then-fiancé Prince William when she joined him for their formal debut in Anglesey, where they made their first home.

Here’s how the ladies’ first royal engagements match up!

Kate’s Setting

Kate’s first royal appearance was in Anglesey, North Wales, on February 24, 2011, just three month after they announced their engagement. The...

Hold your horses, folks; Wonder Woman 2 may not feature a whole new love story after all.

As reported by Entertainment Weekly, Patty Jenkins took to Twitter late last night to clarify what she believes to be “some pretty false assumptions” about Diana’s sophomore adventure. Essentially, the writer-director took issue with outlets jumping to conclusions based on nothing more than “vague quotes” about a project that is still very much in the early stages of development – rumor has it that Jenkins will get the gang back together this summer ahead of a theatrical release in 2019.

To their credit, Collider’s article cited a direct quote from Patty Jenkins (more on that later), who appeared on Variety’s Playback podcast to discuss what Wonder Woman 2 has in store. Word spread pretty fast, too, and it wasn’t long before online commentators collectively rolled their eyes at the mention of another “great love story.

Selena Gomez proved she’s fierce in every way on Thursday night as she accepted her award for Billboard’s 2017 Woman of the Year. In addition to stunning the audience with her heartfelt acceptance speech honoring her Bff and kidney donor, Francia Raisa, the 25-year-old singer also blew everyone away with her sexy statement outfit.

Gomez continued her trend of wearing leather on the red-carpet with a pair of high-waisted leather trousers that featured sexy cut-outs up and down her legs and cool gold zipper hardware at the ankles. She adorned her Versace pants with a Western-inspired gold buckled belt...

After announcing their engagement on Monday, Prince Harry and his new fiancée, Meghan Markle, wasted no time in getting to work. On Friday morning, they visited Nottingham, England, for their first official appearance together. Kensington Palace tweeted that Harry was "delighted to be introducing the city to Ms. Markle," and she definitely got a warm welcome. Despite freezing temperatures in the UK, crowds began gathering in the early hours, desperate to catch a glimpse of the happy couple. Harry and Meghan smiled and waved as they greeted the public outside the National Justice Museum, and Meghan gave us another glimpse of her beautiful engagement ring, as she kept cozy in a navy coat. While greeting the crowd, Harry was asked by a fan what it's like to be with someone like Meghan "as a ginger," to which he jokingly replied, "It's great isn't it? Unbelievable!" The pair then began the short walk to Nottingham Contemporary,...

  Now In-theater: December 1, 2017 The motion pictures now in-theater are from various Hollywood and independent movie studios. Some of the films are in wide release (600 screens or more in the United States and Canada) and some are in limited release (a motion picture that is playing in a select few theaters across [...]

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If there was any question that Prince Harry has a sense of humor about being the world’s most popular redhead, just look to his perfect response to one curious royal fan.

On Friday, Harry and fiancée Meghan Markle embarked on their first official royal outing as a couple, visiting Nottingham for a trip to the National Justice Museum and the Nottingham Contemporary, an art center hosting the couple in a celebration for World AIDS Day.

While greeting an enthusiastic crowd of fans in the town center, Harry, 33, was asked by one cheeky red-headed well-wisher what it’s like to...

Meghan sparkle is already working its magic!

Markle mania gripped an English town on Friday when Prince Harry and fiancée Meghan Markle embarked on their first official royal outing as a couple.

Four days after announcing their royal engagement, the pair visited Nottingham, about 125 miles north of London, where they started their day greeting enthusiastic fans in the town center.

The couple arrived to cheers from the crowds outside the National Justice Museum. Meghan, in an ankle-length navy coat, often put her arm on Harry’s back as they walked slowly down the barriers.

While the two were greeting the crowds,...

"Francia should get this award…she saved my life." – Selena Gomez

Watch her full #womeninmusic acceptance speech: https://t.co/isSIXf6NLa pic.twitter.com/6Tv2z6jJai

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Selena Gomez is Billboard‘s 2017 Women of the Year but the singer wanted the honor to go to someone else – best friend and kidney donor Francia Raisa.

At the publication’s Women in Music event in Los Angeles on Thursday, the singer sobbed during her acceptance speech as she made her opening remark after being presented with the award from Raisa, who...

Looking ahead to the weekend and Mercury the planet of communications slows down and starts its retrograde (backwards) process, which will last until December 22nd. It’s a good time to spend the next three weeks finishing off projects that are focused on higher knowledge, learning and expanding into the truth. Read your daily horoscope for […]

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Ken Russell’s reputation as a stoker of controversy and flamboyant provocateur in extremis largely precedes his voluminous body of work. His best-known film, The Devils – condemned by the Catholic Church and edited significantly by the film’s producers before finally being released by Warner Bros. in 1971 – continues to uphold a sorcerer-like allure due, in part, to still-relative absence on home-video platforms and repertory circuits. It seems that, in some ways, Russell’s notoriety stems from how much censorship succeeded – an infamy bolstered by the continued inaccessibility of his most notorious efforts, even in the on-demand era, despite the loosening of moral standards since his films first passed through ratings boards. It’s hard to believe that, as far as content is concerned, a modern audience would still find his depictions of sexuality and religion so morally beyond the pale. But from a stylistic perspective, much of Russell’s formal...

Happy Thursday "Bold and The Beautiful" fans. Today's November 30,2017 episode was everything we expected and more. They showed quite a variety of scenes. We saw Steffy with both Liam and Bill in separate scenes. Sally was in scenes with both Coco and Liam at separate times. Then they even gave Coco more screentime in a little girl talk scene with Darlita about how Sally just can't get Liam off her mind. Oh, and they're still overdoing it with those Steffy and Bill affair flashback scenes. It's like, 'Ok, we get it. They still have the affair constantly on their minds.' We really hope they bring this storyline to some type of a head soon. We sense that Liam is very close to finding out about the affair. The rest of the December storyline teasers will hopefully reveal some additional intel about that situation when they come out tomorrow. We'll see.

Now that it’s the last day in November, that means it’s officially time to kick your holiday shopping into high gear. And what better time to spend, spend, spend than when it can benefit a very worthy cause?

December 1 is World AIDS Day and (Red) teamed up with Amazon to launch the third annual (Red) Shopathon. Every purchase made from this special curated collection of red products will help fight AIDS in Africa. And for every dollar spent during the Shopathon, Bank of America will donate $.30 to the Global Fight to End AIDS (up to $1.5 million).

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Stories of actors’ challenges are a trope, whether it’s tales about the physical demands of a tough shoot, or the responsibility of playing a real-life figure. But for Kate Winslet, her latest role came with a different kind of problem: She really didn’t like her character.

“I think I had to accept quite early on, that I was going to feel profoundly irritated by Ginny, all of the time,” Winslet said. “And, also, that I had to stay the right side of the line with her.”

Set on Coney Island in the 1950’s, Woody Allen’s “Wonder Wheel” follows Winslet’s Ginny, a perennially disappointed housewife who sees an opportunity to change her fortunes when she falls for a handsome local lifeguard (Justin Timberlake). It’s a questionable choice from the start, one made even more complicated by the sudden arrival of her stepdaughter Carolina (Juno Temple), who...

Selena Gomez has been named Billboard’s “Woman of the Year,” and the singer-actress gets honest about working with Woody Allen in a new interview with the magazine. Gomez was cast in Allen’s untitled new film in August opposite Elle Fanning and “Call Me By Your Name” breakout Timothée Chalamet. There are no official details about Gomez’s character at the moment, though she was spotted filming in New York City in September.

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“I auditioned five times for it,” Gomez revealed about the movie. “I didn’t have the greatest confidence a few times and they passed on me, but it turned out that they didn’t find anyone, so I auditioned one more time and gave it my all. I do feel like I earned it. And it was a great experience for me.