Filming has wrapped on the movie about four Cree siblings separated as babies through Canada’s notorious Sixties Scoop ...

EXCLUSIVE: Rising Australian star Sam Corlett, of Netflix’s Territory and Vikings: Valhalla, is the newest addition to the ...

A cinematographer from Steinbach has been working on an incredible project that can be viewed this weekend. Cullen Klassen is the Director of Photography for the six-part documentary series called ...

Fans of Good Morning America were quick to notice the absence of anchor Michael Strahan on Monday’s episode, sparking more attention to a recent incident that has set social media ablaze.

Donegal legend Michael Murphy is to come out of retirement to play inter-county football again in 2025. The Glenswilly giant, who captained the Tir Chonaill men to All-Ireland SFC glory in 2012 ...

Nearly two months after the death of Tito Jackson, the Jackson 5 singer was laid to rest Monday in the same cemetery as his brother and band mate Michael Jackson. Tito was buried during a private ...

Lawyer Michael Poa said Tuesday he is no longer the spokesperson of Vice President Sara Duterte since his consultancy contract has already been terminated, Poa made the disclosure during the House ...

During a San Diego Comic-Con panel in July, Fuqua spoke about his progress on Michael, explaining that he was in the process of editing the film at the time. “Why I wanted to make it is ...

EXCLUSIVE: Lionsgate‘s Antoine Fuqua directed Michael Jackson biopic, Michael, is moving out of next year’s Easter frame of April 18-20 and to Oct. 3, 2025. Universal is handling the overseas ...

Peacefully on Tuesday 29th October 2024 at Royal Blackburn Hospital. Michael of Cherry Tree, Blackburn was aged 83 years, the dearly loved husband of Joan, much loved father of John and Susan ...

The Michael Jackson biopic Michael will hit theaters Oct. 3, about six months after the film’s expected release date, the film’s distributor Lionsgate announced Tuesday. Antoine Fuqua ...

This means the archaeological record of human tool use is deeply skewed towards the much hardier stone. All this suggests that the origins of human technology could have been profoundly misunderstood.