This article is updated frequently as movies leave and enter Peacock. New titles are indicated with an asterisk.,Who’s ready for another streaming service? NBCUniversal jumped into the crowded pool in ...

Park is captivating global audiences on Netflix and Disney+, but she made her name in South Korea long ago Korean actress ...

The US’ reported withdrawal from the UNHRC and some other vital UN agencies could be seen as a fillip to anti-democratic and ...

Debut filmmaker, Thevin Gamage, presents a bold challenge to the time-honoured conventions of cinema. Through his daring short film, Thevin invites audiences to reconsider ‘the truth’ of cinematic ...

One such moment came when Tom Morello, of Rage fame, did a version of the ballad “The River Knows Your Name” that not only ended with extensive soloing but with Morello doing a good few bars ...

Rumour has it that director Mamoru Hosoda subtly targeted Hayao Miyazaki, the co-founder of Studio Ghibli, through one of his movies. In 2005, Mamoru Hosoda directed a unique One Piece film that might ...

Join us for a special night at KeyBank Center when Rob Ray becomes the 44th member of the Buffalo Sabres Hall of Fame during a pregame ceremony ahead of our game against the Nashville Predators ...

DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, has made headlines with its R1 model, causing significant interest. The company claims to have developed an efficient, low-cost AI rivaling leading models ...

Violette’s husband Benoit (Félix Moati), a pharmaceutical rep, is having an affair with his goth coworker Éli (Juliette Gariépy, of new “Red Rooms” fame). Éli, who is truly using Benoit ...

Even when reflecting on the ways in which some people turned on her during her rise to fame (and her Oscar win, which made her the first deaf performer to win Best Actress), Matlin doesn’t get mean.

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The Songwriters Hall of Fame has unveiled its class of 2025: Parliament-Funkadelic founder George Clinton; Tom Johnston, Michael McDonald and Patrick Simmons of the Doobie Brothers; country ...