Taylor Swift ‘A Showgirl’s Life: Encore’ review

music review A Showgirl’s Life: Encore He gave us an encore. But did we really need it? This again? Taylor Swift has a chance to capitalize on “The Life of a Showgirl,” arguably one of the weaker albums in her prolific discography, with the four-track “Encore” edition released

Hollywood’s Most Hated Actors Revealed by Their Peers

Christopher Reeve was equally outspoken after working with Brando. Superman. When asked if it was exciting to work with one of his acting idols, Reeve said: “Actually no, the guy didn’t mind.” He added that Brando “got away with two million” and complained that it was painful to

Nick Cannon Rumored to Reunite with Mariah Carey

Nick Cannon is circulating rumors that he and ex-wife Mariah Carey have rekindled their romance. “I hear we’re getting back together,” she told Us Weekly of the hearsay in a story published Wednesday. “I’m always open [to that]. Our divorce was not complicated. We were able to move

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When it comes to scary movies, the motion picture academy has historically been a bit squeamish. Horror has been a cornerstone of the industry since the beginning, but Oscar voters have rarely embraced it. Only one horror film has ever won best picture: 1991’s “The Silence of the

Predator Catcher Becomes a Predator in “Primetime”

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Florid Director on Combating Misrepresentation of Schizophrenia

The on-screen portrayal of schizophrenia – particularly in horror films – has largely seen the mental health condition linked to violent and unpredictable rages, showing people that something is terribly wrong. According to British filmmaker Billy Lumby (BAFTA nominee for his short film “Samuel-613”), this “misrepresentation” was part