Kiwi Caipirinha Cocktail Recipe: A Tropical Twist
Discover Maré's kiwi caipirinha, a vibrant cocktail from Hove blending cachaça, lime, and homemade kiwi jam for a unique tropical flavor. Recipe included.
Category : Cinema
Brazilian Filmmakers Confront Threats as Political Drama Earns Oscar Nods
Wagner Moura and Kleber Mendonça Filho discuss the personal costs of speaking out against Brazil's political turmoil, as their film 'The Secret Agent' garners critical acclaim and Oscar nominations.
TV Characters Never Say Goodbye: The Filmmaking Reason
A viral TikTok from screenwriter Michael Jamin reveals why American TV characters skip 'goodbye' on phone calls. It's not rudeness—it's a practical editing technique called 'shoe leather' trimming.
Kristen Stewart Buys Historic LA Theater for Community Space
Oscar-nominated actor Kristen Stewart has purchased the historic Highland Theater in Los Angeles, which closed in 2024, with plans to restore it as a community-focused venue.
Peppa Pig's George Gets Hearing Aid in New Episode
Peppa Pig's brother George will be diagnosed as moderately deaf and fitted with a hearing aid in a special episode, voiced by deaf Gladiator Jodie Ounsley.
20 Films Where Weather Steals the Show
From blizzards to tsunamis, explore a ranked list of movies where extreme weather elements become central characters, shaping plots and testing human resilience.
George Pig Diagnosed with Hearing Loss in Peppa Pig
The beloved children's show Peppa Pig will introduce a storyline where George Pig is diagnosed as moderately deaf and fitted with a hearing aid, featuring Gladiator Jodie Ounsley as his audiologist.
Record UK Film Spend Hits £2.8bn Amid Hollywood Boom
UK film production investment soared to a record £2.8bn last year, driven by Hollywood studios. However, growth is expected to slow as Netflix shifts projects to the US.
Kristen Stewart Buys Historic LA Theatre for Community
Oscar-nominated actor Kristen Stewart purchases historic Highland Theatre in Los Angeles, planning restoration into community space to counter corporate influence.
How to Watch Channel 4's 999 What Happened Next
Channel 4's gripping true crime docuseries 999 What Happened Next has viewers captivated with its raw look at UK police investigations. Learn how to stream all episodes.
Stacy Martin: Quantum Physics, Psychics, and Jurassic Park
Indie actor Stacy Martin discusses her new film 'The Testament of Ann Lee', her psychic consultations, quantum physics fascination, and her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park sequel.
Jennifer Esposito Sells Home After Mortgaging for Film
Actress Jennifer Esposito has sold her New York home after mortgaging it to finance her directorial debut Fresh Kills, revealing emotional struggles but no regrets about her artistic gamble.
Kristen Stewart Buys Historic LA Theatre
Oscar-nominated actress Kristen Stewart purchases the Highland Theatre in Los Angeles, aiming to revive cinema culture while expressing concerns about the US film industry under Donald Trump.
Amazon Blocks Cinema Over 'Melania' Marquee Jokes
Amazon has reportedly demanded an Oregon theatre cancel screenings of the Melania Trump documentary after the venue made humorous marquee comments about the film.
Melania Film Flops, Trump Cuts Arts Funding After Premiere
A documentary about Melania Trump earns $7m but is widely panned as rubbish. President Trump praises it, yet three days later, announces the Kennedy Center's closure, continuing his arts defunding spree.
Hollywood's Trump 2.0 Challenge: Political Thrillers Miss Reality
Netflix's 'Anniversary' and other recent films attempt to depict America's political turmoil but often miss the nuanced, bureaucratic reality of democratic erosion in favour of explosive action.
REM Soundtracks Buster Keaton's Sherlock Jr Revival
A new UK release pairs Buster Keaton's silent classic Sherlock Jr with REM's 1990s rock tracks, aiming to attract modern audiences to this groundbreaking 1924 comedy through innovative syncing.
André Is an Idiot: A Frank Film About Cancer's Humour
A review of André Is an Idiot, a documentary about a man using humour to face stage four colon cancer, blending PSA messages with emotional honesty.
Sundance Film Festival Wraps Up with Key Deals
The 2026 Sundance Film Festival has ended, featuring major film acquisitions, award winners, and industry buzz. Highlights include deals for 'The End' and 'Echoes,' with a focus on independent cinema's future.
Pattinson & Zendaya's Marriage Crisis in 'The Drama'
The first official trailer for 'The Drama' reveals a secret threatening Robert Pattinson and Zendaya's on-screen marriage, despite their undeniable chemistry.
Hemsworth Opens Up: Thor Was a Safety Net
Chris Hemsworth discusses his new film Crime 101, revealing how playing Thor masked his real anxieties and how his father's Alzheimer's diagnosis changed his perspective on success and masculinity.
Lord Of The Dance Show Cancelled in Dublin Due to Legal Row
The 30th anniversary performance of Lord Of The Dance in Dublin has been abruptly cancelled due to an ongoing commercial and legal dispute involving choreographer Michael Flatley.
Dr. Ranj Denies Being 'Quietly Replaced' on Morning Live
Dr. Ranj Singh has responded to speculation about his absence from BBC's Morning Live, explaining his break is due to brand work with Voy and Manual, not replacement.
Iron Lung Horror Film Beats Melania at Box Office
Markiplier's independently financed horror film Iron Lung has become a sleeper hit, grossing $21m against a $3m budget, while the Melania Trump documentary struggles despite a $70m Amazon deal.
Cobra at 40: Stallone's Ultra-Violent Cult Classic
As Sylvester Stallone's self-serious cop movie Cobra turns 40, we examine its ludicrous fun, iffy politics, and enduring appeal as a cult action classic.
Wajda's Ashes and Diamonds: Poland's Postwar Identity Crisis
Andrzej Wajda's 1958 film Ashes and Diamonds presents a stark vision of Poland's postwar disillusionment, following resistance fighters grappling with loyalty and purpose as communism takes hold.
Why Young People Are Hooked On True Crime Shows
Criminologist Professor David Wilson discusses the surge in true crime popularity, revealing the audience is younger than many assume and driven by curiosity about why crimes happen.
Send Help Review: Raimi's Disgusting, Brilliant Horror Return
Sam Raimi's first horror film since 2009 delivers goopy, visceral thrills as Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien battle on a desert island in this witty 'eat the rich' parable.
Beatlemania Reborn: London Becomes 1960s NYC for Beatles Films
Director Sam Mendes has brought Beatlemania back to life, filming scenes in London that recreate The Beatles' chaotic 1964 arrival in New York for their upcoming four-film anthology series.
The Shepherd and the Bear: A Survival Drama Review
Max Keegan's film The Shepherd and the Bear explores the intense struggle between two endangered species fighting for survival in a harsh, unforgiving landscape.
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