TV & Movies

Despite its charm and appeal, insiders reveal a much less glamorous reality behind NBC’s ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’. From its launch in 2019, the show quickly won audiences’ hearts, thanks to its charismatic host, Kelly Clarkson, her intriguing interviews, and her memorable musical performances. However, beneath the public eye, a number of staff members present […]

With the notable exception of “Shallow Hal”, a vastly underrated & powerful comedy about prejudice against all forms of physical disabilities, not just fat shaming, Bobby Farrelly & his director/writer partner & brother Peter’s films are fairly pedestrian. They last worked together as filmmakers on “Dumb and Dumber To”, although Bobby had a small role in Peter’s

Music lovers, get ready for a brand-new music competition show that will change the game! “BANDED”, hosted by musician and television personality Brandon Jenner, with recording artist and American Idol finalist Didi Benami as co-host, is an innovative series that redefines the traditional “build-a-band” concept and showcases exceptional up-and-coming artists who can play, write, and

Director: Marc Forster REVIEW BY PAUL MARINO* A Man Called Otto, is Marc Forster’s thirteenth feature film and one of his best, but certainly not in the top spot. That honor belongs to Finding Neverland, his 2004 masterpiece starring Johnny Depp as J.M. Barrie, who was inspired to write Peter Pan after meeting the Llewelyn

The Whale, Darren Aronofsky’s eighth feature film is arguably his best. His four great films, 2000’s“Requiem for a Dream”, 2008’s “The Wrestler”, 2010’s “The Black Swan”, and “The Whale” releasedat the Venice Film Festival on September 4, 2022, all received at least one Oscar nomination. “TheBlack Swan” was nominated for five Oscars, Best Picture, Director,

Damien Chazelle is one of the best young directors alive today. And in that group of young greats,he is the youngest, at 37 as of the time of this writing. He turns 38 on January 19th. He’s already wonan Oscar for Best Director, for La La Land, and been nominated twice more, both for screenplaywriting: