The thing with music is that it’s subjective. Some people prefer the hard thumping bass from electronic dance music, while others prefer crystal clear vocals and guitar notes that sound like it’s sparkling. But if there is one thing most people can agree on, it’s that audio quality does matter (to a certain extent). Advertising […]
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Miracle Workers: Oregon Trail (TBS, 10:30 pm) — Season 3 of this anthology series continues in 1844, when an idealistic preacher (Daniel Radcliffe) must join forces with a wanted outlaw (Steve Buscemi) as they set off on the eponymous trail by wagon. TBS suggests that the promise and peril that they encounter might remind us […]
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John Oliver has called Adam Driver many colorful things over the years, including a “rudely large man,” “f*ckable redwood,” and an “irredeemable steer.” But one description that the Last Week Tonight host never got around to is: wet centaur. Driver is the face (and body) of Burberry new men’s fragrance, which launches next month. “This […]
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Oscar-winning actress Ellyn Burstyn, who played the determined mother who battles the devil when her 12-year-old daughter becomes possessed by a demon in the legendary 1973 horror flick “The Exorcist,” is back nearly 50 years later to reprise her role in a new trilogy series, according to published reports. Universal is spending more than $400 million to buy […]
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All products and services featured by Variety are independently selected by Variety editors. However, Variety may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links, and the retailer may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. Thankfully for Deadheads, the Grateful Dead has no plans of going anywhere. The legendary 1960s rock band still […]
Read MorePUNTUACIÓN: 87/100 Hace tiempo que los cinéfilos no disfrutamos de una película de aventuras de la vieja escuela, de esas que conviven en el mismo universo que Indiana Jones, Tras el corazón verde (1984), La reina del África (1951) o La Momia (1999), con esa grandiosidad trepidante y dosis arqueológica donde todo es posible, hasta lo […]
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Jamie Watson, el esposo de Jamie Lynn, la hermana de Britney Spears, aparentemente se vio atrapado en un error incómodo después de que los fanáticos de la estrella del pop notaron algo en la publicación de Instagram de Jamie Lynn. En una foto publicada por Jamie Lynn, se ve a Watson sentado frente al espejo […]
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Sir Kazuo Ishiguro previously won the Booker Prize in 1989 Sir Kazuo Ishiguro could win his second Booker Prize for fiction with his eighth novel, Klara And The Sun. The Japanese-born British author, 66, previously won the award in 1989 with The Remains Of The Day and has been shortlisted on three other occasions. Other […]
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Disney El tiempo demostró que el regreso al cine de El llanero solitario pagó muy caro el precio de sus desmedidas ambiciones. Con el rescate de un personaje heroico y clásico que había logrado una inmensa popularidad en la primera mitad del siglo XX, primero en la radio y luego a través de una serie […]
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Gentileza Babasónicos Muy en sintonía con su costumbre de no hacer lo que se espera que hagan, Babasónicos lanzó su disco más exitoso en medio del desastre: Jessico. En julio de 2001 la industria musical no era excepción en un país devastado, y el grupo tomó una decisión osada: aprovechar el fin de su contrato […]
Read MoreEntre las avenidas Segunda y Tercera de Nueva York se encuentra el Serendipity III, un restaurante de moda en la ciudad que nunca duerme con cierta afición por acumular títulos Guinness y que acaba de sumar uno hace solo unos días: el de las patatas fritas más caras del mundo. A simple vista, no hay […]
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While filmmaker Eli Roth (Cabin Fever, Hostel) has long enjoyed provoking audiences with his horror films, he’s found no such satisfaction in the case of his latest feature Fin, which documents a real-life nightmare. The Discovery+ doc, exec produced by Leonardo DiCaprio and Nina Dobrev, spotlights industries that are leading to the death of more […]
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Marvel may be the dominant force in movies right now, but it got off to an inauspicious cinematic start. The first big-screen movie — and the last for 12 years, until Blade — was 1986’s Howard the Duck, based one of the more eccentric characters in the comics giant’s stable. It was a huge Lucasfilm […]
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It’s hard to think of a character on Ted Lasso who’s more relentlessly optimistic than the former-football-coach-turned-futbol-coach brought to life by Jason Sudeikis on the Apple TV+ original series. But if we were playing that game, we’d be naming Juno Temple’s WAG-ish PR maven as runner-up. Temple’s Keeley Jones started out a pinup prototype – […]
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Due to the pandemic, Matt Damon spent over three months living in Ireland while filming for The Last Duel shut down, and while the delay wasn’t what anyone on the production expected, Damon loved it. In fact, he’s thinking about moving to the country once the lockdowns in Europe are over. While stopping by the […]
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You’ve probably been hearing a lot about Ted Lasso recently, and with good reason: The feel-good Apple TV Plus comedy, about a almost relentlessly chipper football coach played by the IRL also nice Jason Sudeikis, just bowed its second season. And it got 13 Emmy nominations. And it’s got top shelf reviews. Critics and audiences […]
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After spending four years on a shelf thanks to the financial implosion of Orion Pictures, MGM very reluctantly released the Martin Short vehicle, Clifford, into theaters in 1994 where it proceeded to instantly bomb both financially and critically. However, the film took on a cult following thanks to repeated viewings on cable, and to the […]
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Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage (HBO film on HBO Max) — All was not what it seems for this three-day music festival that was meant to revive the countercultural idealism of its 1969 predecessor. Well, things weren’t “peace and love” in 1999, but rather, a total disaster by most standards. Mosh pits, blazing heat, […]
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This Star Trek legend deserves to be the new host of Jeopardy!. Who is LeVar Burton? Following the death of Alex Trebek, Jeopardy! has rotated through celebrity guest hosts instead of settling on a permanent option. Aaron Rodgers has done the best job so far, but Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, Ken Jennings, Katie Couric, Mayim […]
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Jennifer Lopez gave an Oscar-worthy performance in Hustlers, but it’s not her best role to date. No, it’s not The Cell or Out of Sight, either (although consider this your reminder that Out of Sight rules). It’s the “Jenny from the Block” music video, where between shots of Lopez dancing and going on a shopping […]
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“Unthinkable” by Brad Park (Thomas & Mercer) In the opening of “Unthinkable,” Brad Parks’s latest thriller, lawyer turned house-husband Nate Lovejoy awakens in an ornate bedroom hours after being drugged and kidnapped. He is then informed that he is the guest of Vanslow DeGrange, leader of a secret society known as the Praesidium. It seems […]
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Last Week Tonight returned from a month-long hiatus (during which the show released breezy segments about octopuses and an enormous penis) to confront a serious subject: housing discrimination in the United States. In doing so, Oliver (after literally talking to his show’s “void” and preparing for a return to a studio audience) made a case […]
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Roma, 26 jul (EFE).- El cineasta estadounidense Ridley Scott presentará fuera de concurso en el 78 Festival de Venecia su última película “The last duel”, anunciaron hoy los organizadores del certamen, que tendrá lugar entre el 1 y el 11 de septiembre. Será un wester “a lo Kurosawa”, explicó el director de la Mostra, Alberto […]
Read MoreDesde hace un tiempo, los grandes proyectos cinematográficos ya están fuera del alcance de Johnny Depp. Las acusaciones de Amber Heard de violencia doméstica y la sentencia de un juez británico aprobando que un tabloide lo tachara como “golpeador de esposas”, dilapidó la que fue una de las carreras más exitosas de Hollywood durante los 90 […]
Read MoreSarah Jessica Parker (25 de marzo de 1965, Nelsonville) y Cynthia Nixon (9 de abril de 1966, Nueva York) han vuelto a interpretar a Carrie y Miranda, respectivamente. Y es que ya están rodando los capítulos de ‘And Just Like That…’ (2021-), serie de HBO Max que retoma la historia tras ‘Sexo en Nueva York […]
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Roma, 26 jul (EFE).- Los cineastas uruguayos Rodrigo Pla y Laura Santullo, el boliviano Kiro Russo y el mexicano Joaquín del Paso competirán con sus respectivas películas en la sección Horizontes del 78º Festival de Cine de Venecia, la segunda en importancia. Joaquín del Paso competirá con su segundo largometraje “El hoyo en la cerca” […]
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Helen, I am seeing an image on the internet that reminds me of a time long, long ago, but I can’t quite put my finger on what it means. You must be talking about singer, songwriter, actor, fragrance mogul and philanthropist Jennifer Lopez’s 52nd birthday pics and in particular, the piece de resistance: Ben Affleck […]
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A new Chucky TV series trailer arrived during this weekend’s low-key, virtual San Diego Comic-Con, and the good-bad news is that the O.G. homicidal doll shall never die. Granted, James Wan’s murderous doll creation, Annabelle, actually surfaced in history before Chucky, but the Child’s Play movies debuted before The Conjuring universe, and even more importantly, […]
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Netflix bet on dead with Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead, and that bet apparently paid off handsomely, which is a good thing because there’s already a prequel in the can and on the way to your queue. The prequel doesn’t take place terribly far into the past, either. Matthias Schweighöfer returns to the franchise […]
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New World alcanza los 200 mil jugadores simultáneos en su beta Editorial: Gaming / Facebook / Twitter / Cobertura / Instagram / Discord El nuevo MMO de Amazon, New World, alcanzó más de 200 mil jugadores simultáneos en su beta de Steam. Según SteamDB, el juego llegó a un pico de 200.856 usuarios a la […]
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There were a lot of panels at this weekend’s virtual San Diego Comic-Con, but among the biggest was for the forthcoming Dexter limited series, which will bring back everyone’s favorite serial killer-killing serial killer (Michael C. Hall) for at least one more batch of episodes. Not only was there a new trailer, but there were […]
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