“It’s so hard to lose your loved ones”: The Marianne Faithfull song that can help you with mourning
The world was rocked by news of Marianne Faithfull's death recently, but she has a song that can help with the mourning ...
The comedy classic Mel Brooks lied through his teeth to make: “I’m firing him”
Mel Brooks lied through his teeth to make 'The Producers', because Joseph E Levine wanted him to fire Gene Wilder and he ...
The role Ethan Hawke regrets missing out on: “Maybe I could have lived the life I wanted to”
Ethan Hawke once auditioned for a role that, had he landed it, would have changed his life for both better and worse. Read ...
What was Millie Bobby Brown’s first movie as an actor?
Millie Bobby Brown has been heralded as one of the fastest-rising young stars in Hollywood despite a filmography that's rather sparse.
The movie that broke Quentin Tarantino’s heart: “I was depressed for a month”
Quentin Tarantino has made many incredibly successful movies, like 'Pulp Fiction', but not all of his movies have performed ...
‘Blackbird’: how Nina Simone’s first writing credit defines her entire career
Nina Simone released 'Blackbird' in 1966, her first writing credit, epitomising her relentless exploration of exposing racism in her artistic expression.
The singer Don Henley called his “favourite of all time”
Don Henley picked his all-time favourite singer, sharing praise to a performer working in a very different genre to his own ...
How many people have seen The Rolling Stones live in total?
The estimate across all of The Rolling Stones' tours stands at over 45 million, with numbers accrued from over a staggering 2 ...
Why David Lynch thought viewers needed to decipher his movies for themselves: “Figure things out as a detective”
David Lynch did not believe in giving viewers all the answers. nstead, his movies, like 'Mulholland Drive', force us to make ...
Jeff Bridges names the strangest film of his career: “That’s the weirdest movie I’ve ever done”
Jeff Bridges has been in some strange films in his time, but none of them top this surreal fantasy drama. Read more about the project here.
The origins of ‘Hoo-ah’, the war cry that ruined Al Pacino: “That comes from heaven, that stuff”
The origins of 'Hoo-ah', the war cry that ruined Al Pacino, can be traced back to his Oscar-winning role in 1992's 'Scent of a Woman.' ...
‘Johanne Sacrebleu’: Mexico’s not-so-friendly response to ‘Emilia Perez’
In the swirl of condemnation surrounding the lack of cultural authenticity in 'Emilia Pérez', one critic is choosing to fight fire with fire.