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Hugh Jackman revealed that his surgeon advised against him singing in his latest film The Greatest Showman — but the actor did it anyways.

In a video posted to Facebook, Jackman, 49, explained that his doctor was weary about him signing so soon after having skin cancer removed from his nose.

“I had 80 stitches in my nose and my doctor said ‘you’re not allowed to sing,’ ” he said.

But when the cast gathered for the first time in New York City, Jackman couldn’t resist the temptation to show everyone what he’s got.

"From now on, we're the kings of Hong Kong." Well Go USA has dropped another new trailer for the Hong Kong action/crime film Chasing the Dragon, from directors Jason Kwan & Jing Wong. This true story is about a drug lord in the 1960s, who snuck into British-ruled Hong Kong as an illegal immigrant. Donnie Yen stars as "Crippled Ho", who uses his combat skills to get deep into the underground world before being physically destroyed. He eventually works under the control of Chief Detective Sergeant, Lee Rock, played Andy Lau, until the Independent Commission Against Corruption (aka Icac) in 1974. The cast includes Philip Keung, Kang Yu, Kent Cheng, and Bryan Larkin. This film already first opened in September this year, but this is another trailer for the upcoming DVD/VOD release this January, in case you missed it. Here's the second trailer (+ poster) for Jason Kwan & Jing Wong's Chasing the Dragon,...

The Meghan Markle style effect has already begun!

Just one day after she and Prince Harry officially announced their engagement, her white coat by Line the Label and the hunter green P.A.R.O.S.H dress she wore during their first appearance as an engaged couple sold out online on that same day.

From now on, all eyes will certainly be on the 36-year-old Suits star and her attire as she steps out for any upcoming shopping, wedding planning, regular days out and royal engagements. The bride-to-be has previously stated that she defines her style as "relaxed California girl" and "effortless" -- and looking at her previous ensembles, she's all about a good classic white button-up shirt!

"I like to look polished and put together, but for me there's always going to be that effortless quality just coming from L.A.," Markle told Yahoo in 2015 during a New York Fashion Week interview. Meanwhile, the actress...

And now we finally get to the best one of all. The true peak of Buffy. The Season where it truly was at its finest hour.

After a shaky Season Four, Buffy returned in style for its fifth season, constructing 22 episodes full of strong characters, a brilliant arc, heartbreaking moments and some of the best hours that the show ever produced. Whilst all the previous Seasons of Buffy had numerous good qualities, it’s fifth just seemed to have everything. From the intense, gripping story-arc of Season Two, to the consistently brilliant episodes of Season Three, to the superb stand-alone hours of Season Four, Season Five is an example of a show at full throttle. It’s brimming with confidence, it knows exactly where it’s taking the story – and explores new routes for our characters that we didn’t even think we’d see.

So, what makes Season Five so great?...

Sean Combs has been known under many different monikers over the past 20 years and he made a huge announcement on his 48th birthday over the weekend. He is no longer going to be known as "Puff Daddy," "P. Diddy," or any of his other names. From now on, he'll be known as Love, aka, Brother Love. But the original Brother Love is taking offense and there's already a popular New York-based singer that has the name as well. Obviously, it's not the first time he's changed his name. In 1997 he was "Puff Daddy," then he went back to "Sean John" in 1998. In 1999, he switched things up to "Puffy," soon after it was "P. Diddy."

Sean "Diddy" Combs took to Twitter on his 48th birthday to announce the name change and mentioned that he's been thinking about it for quite some time. The entertainment mogul had this to say.

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Hey, "Riverdale" fans. The CW recently released their official press release for the upcoming episode 3 of the current season 2. It features a brief preview description of what we can expect to see take place when it finally airs next week. I can tell you right now that we're definitely going to see some very interesting stuff. Jughead is finally going to meet the new girl Toni Topaz. There's going to be another very dark, unexpected event that takes place! Archie tries to send his father's shooter a message and more. CW's press release also revealed that this episode is labeled,"Chapter Sixteen: The Watcher in the Woods." Their main description starts off with the intense Archie storyline. They tell us that he'll still feel very frustrated that the cops haven't made much progress in tracking down his father's shooter. This frustration will prompt him to try to send the shooter a message on his own!

“As much as I love the Fourth of July, shouldn’t the real independence day be the real day everybody was free?” Dre reasons in black-ish‘s Season 4 premiere. Then, with an argument that’s pretty hard to refute, the ABC comedy points out exactly how much black people have done for the United States of America — and how little acknowledgement they’ve received in return.

After stewing in the audience at Jack and Diane’s school play — a dramatic, sanitized retelling of Columbus’ arrival in America — Dre makes a scene that brings the production to a halt. “I can...

A Florida man has pleaded guilty to killing his wife and five children in a grisly 2009 rampage, People confirms.

Mesac Damas, 41, was accused of slitting the throats of his family in their North Naples townhome and then fleeing to Haiti eight years ago. His trial has been repeatedly delayed amidst questions of his mental competency.

On September 18, 2009, authorities arrived at the home for a welfare check. According to a police report obtained by People, cops found the body of 32-year-old Guerline Damas in a downstairs bathroom.

In two upstairs bedrooms, authorities found the bodies of the couple’s 5 children: Michzach,...

“You’ve got to get your shit together. So yesterday, you let yourself fall in love a little bit, and you got your heart broken. Serves you right for having feelings. Starting now, you are a hard, heartless career gal. Go to work, be awesome at it, and don’t waste time on foolish flights of fancy. From now on, you are…

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Man, are the grave diggers at the Otto ranch ever gonna be exhausted. Sunday’s Fear the Walking Dead bumped off not a character or two but an entire family. And possibly even more disturbing, the cause of death was neither walkers nor Walker and his land-reclaiming tribe — and Madison ably lied about the massacre to further her own agenda. What did in the Trembol clan, and how did Nick and Alicia’s mother hope to turn the bloody mess to her advantage? Read on…

RelatedThe Walking Dead Season 8 Preview: Rick Is Prepared to ‘Suffer Any Loss,’ Even His Own Life,...

Kanye West is a man of the people. Sick of all this exclusivity Bs, the rapper is done with streaming services. From now on his music will come out on as many platforms as possible, according to a new report.

Yes, after threatening us with a sequel for what seems like over a decade, the second Top Gun film is even closer to coming to fruition. Tom Cruise is officially coming back and Val Kilmer is attached, so Top Gun 2 can complete the time-honored tradition of being a decades-late sequel to a 1980s film. At least now we don't have to call it Top Gun 2 anymore...

Tom Cruise was interviewed by Access Hollywood, where he revealed the title of the Top Gun sequel, reports Entertainment Weekly. From now on, Top Gun 2 will be known by its official title, Top Gun: Maverick. Cruise told Access Hollywood:

“I didn’t want a number. You don’t need a number.”

Though I'm not confident a good sequel to Top Gun can be achieved this many years later, without nostalgia leading to disappointment, I must praise the decision on the title. Numbering sequels drives me crazy,...

In case anyone reading this is wondering... yes, the old Jean Grey is still dead. It's the young Jean Grey from the past who got sent to the future who has to deal with the Phoenix this time, but could this time be different?

The new Jean Grey (or old depending on how you view time) is very much trying to be her own Jean Grey. Jean Grey knows the other Jean Grey's past and doesn't want to make the same mistakes that Jean Grey made. Wow... That sounded confusing. From now on, we'll just call them Classic Jean and Jean Jr.

Jean Jr. has a history of Classic Jean and knows where her history is headed, but despite that, she wants to be her own person. She doesn't want to deal with dating Cyclops and being possessed by Phoenix, and all that other stuff. She doesn't want to follow in footsteps already walked.

Life after Bachelorette! Six former Bachelorettes are opening up about finding love — and raising new babies! Subscribe now for all about how they found their happily ever after — only in People!

Guilt is something that parents dread, but inevitably have to deal with throughout their children’s lives. For Jillian Harris, it’s a natural part of life that she is learning how to navigate when it comes to her son Leo George, 8 months.

“I think that everybody gets mom guilt, and as females out there, I’m sure we’re all so hard on ourselves,” the former Bachelorette tells...

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Breath Of The Wild may just be the first of many open-world Zelda titles, says producer Eiji Aonuma...

Are you one of the millions impressed by the way that Breath Of The Wild successfully transitioned the Zelda franchise into open-world gaming? We hope so because it's beginning to sound like future Zelda games are going to further Breath Of The Wild's open-world design.

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In an interview with Famitsu (as translated by IGN Japan), Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma was very open about the design direction of the Zelda franchise moving forward.

"From now on this will probably be the standard form," said Aonuma of Breath Of The Wild's open-world design. "However, eventually that in itself could become seen as 'Zelda as usual', and...

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Despite it having achieved universal acclaim following launch last month, Nintendo took a rather hefty risk with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Link’s latest adventure rewrites the tried and tested formula that’s been adhered to since the Ocarina of Time days, and it appears that one of the most lauded changes – a truly open world sandbox – is here to stay for future entries in the series.

When asked in a recent interview with Famitsu (via IGN) whether future Zelda titles would continue to use the “open-air concept” established with Breath of the Wild, producer Eiji Aonuma said: “From now on, this will probably be the standard form,” adding, “however, eventually that in itself could become seen as ‘Zelda as usual’, and we would...

Pahlaj Nihalani explains to Subhash K Jha why online censor certification will end all the grouses of producers. So is the censor board going digital? That’s right we’re going online, any time. All the spadework is done. We’re just waiting for the green signal from the Information & Broadcasting Ministry which should come any timeRead More

The post “From now on every film in every language, Hindi or regional, would be certifiable online” – Pahlaj Nihalani appeared first on Bollywood Hungama.

When it comes to producing and writing pop hits, Ryan Tedder has “All the Right Moves.”

In addition to fronting the internationally beloved pop-rock act OneRepublic, Tedder has crafted chart-toppers for modern music royalty, from Taylor Swift to mononymous powerhouses Adele and Beyoncé.

But the Oklahoma native, 37, admits some of his songs’ success has caught him off-guard. In 2006, OneRepublic released a stripped-down version of their tune “Apologize” on MySpace, and it became a hit online. But it didn’t break big until the following year, when they teamed up with producer Timbaland to released a synthy version of the track.

Seth Meyers invoked his popular segment “A Closer Look” Thursday to drill into President Trump’s recent abuses of power. First, of course, was the well-documented Nordstrom beef over the retailer’s removal of Ivanka Trump’s clothing line. The excellent “Late Night” writers compared Trump’s now-infamous tweet against the popular mall store to a letter Abraham Lincoln definitely never wrote to some hat-makers. The group also ganged up on Kellyanne Conway’s ethically borderline-at-best (and straight-up illegal at worst) endorsement for the brand during a Fox News Channel interview. “From now on, the only network Kellyanne Conway should be allowed on is QVC,...

Cate Blanchett doesn’t play 13 characters so much as embody 13 different ideas and approaches to 20th century art in Manifesto, German video artist Julian Rosefeldt’s feature-length version of his eponymous, multi-screen installation from 2015. The texts all come from art manifestos but are put in the mouth of often very surprising characters. The film thus features a homeless person raving about Situationism; a tattooed rock chick screaming about Stridentism; a funeral speaker extolling Dada — “From now on, we want to shit in different colors,” she intones — and a conservative mother delivering a prayer on Pop Art before the family’s...

"From now on, we fuck everything up together."

The first trailer has been released for Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant's upcoming Netflix zombie comedy series Santa Clarita Diet, and it's hilarious! This looks like it's going to be an incredibly fun and entertaining series, and it was a very pleasant surprise to see that Nathan Fillion makes an appearance! I'm not sure how big of a role he'll have in the series, but it's still awesome to see him in this trailer. Hopefully, he's a series regular.

In the series, Barrymore and Olyphant play Sheila and Joel, a married couple, who are real estate agents in Santa Clarita, California. Things take a dark turn for them when Sheila goes through a “dramatic change” and becomes a flesh-eating zombie. It's explained that "while they tend to their open houses and teenage daughter, the couple must sate Sheila’s unbridled id and undead hunger,...

Kylie Jenner's trip to Punta Mita, Mexico, has quickly turned into a social media photo shoot thanks to her array of sexy swimsuits.

The 19-year-old reality star is celebrating the new year with best friend Jordyn Woods, boyfriend Tyga and his son, King, but hasn't taken a break from Snapchat and Instagram during her vacation.

Watch: Kylie Jenner Shares Nsfw Snap of Kendall's Nipple Ring

On Thursday, Kylie posted a pic of herself posing with long, wet hair while wearing a high-waisted, olive green bikini.

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This is the third swimsuit Kylie has rocked since jetting off to Mexico. The youngest Jenner sister also posed with Jordyn in a neon and black fishnet getup, as well as a black bikini with a choker to match.

Watch: Oops! Kylie Jenner's 2017 Calendar Got Her Birthday Wrong

The scantily clad beach selfies come after Kylie announced on Tuesday that she would be taking a break from personally posting...

Kylie Jenner continues to heat up Mexico!

The 19-year-old reality star took to Instagram on Wednesday to share even more snaps from her Mexican vacay, this time posing in a teeny black bikini and matching choker.

Watch: Kylie Jenner Flaunts Her Curves in Fishnet Swimsuit Pics

"Feel Me?" Jenner captioned one pic of herself basking in the sun.

"Bestfran," she wrote alongside another snap of herself in the bikini, this time posing with pal Jordyn Woods for a mirror selfie.

Watch: Oops! Kylie Jenner's 2017 Calendar Got Her Birthday Wrong

The makeup maven also shared a more family-friendly video of a parrot eating a seed out of her mouth, while her boyfriend, Tyga, and his son, King, giggle.

While Jenner doesn't seem to be toning down the sex appeal in Mexico, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star announced on Tuesday that she would be taking a break from personally posting on her app, after a post...

Kylie Jenner has declared she will no longer post to her app after a “very personal” post went live without her approval.

“From now on I won't be posting personally on my app anymore... a post went up today quoting something that I Never Ever said or saw. A very personal post that I would never ever approve,” the reality star tweeted on Tuesday.

“And it's unfair to me and you to think that those were my words,” the 19-year-old socialite continued. “I'm sorry and I know we will figure something out so we can all be satisfied.”

Watch: Kylie Jenner Shows Off Ice From Tyga Before Releasing Their Steamiest Video Yet

The post Jenner appeared to be referring to listed ways in which she spoils her boyfriend, rapper Tyga.

The list included spicing up their sex life with “lingerie, toys and massages,” and cooking for his friends when they came over.

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If you play video games, or know someone that plays, you might be familiar with something called Downloadable Content (Dlc). Part of this new age of video game consoles is the ability to update games, often improving them, and even adding content to the games. Now, sometimes that content is already there, and the maker just wants to charge you extra to unlock it. But, let's not get ahead of ourselves. First, let's address the joy Dlc brought to our lives.

Before an evil corporate warlord changed things, there were moments of paradise. Free levels added to your favorite video game because the maker wanted players to keep playing. What?! That's insane. And, as someone who played Gears of War heavily during the initial trilogy, gamers could not have been happier. Fan appreciation is something companies don't see enough value in. Every now and again, it rears...

When you're the queen of England, you can do anything you want, even it means delaying Christmas. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip usually travel to their Sandringham country estate to celebrate the holidays each year by train, but they decided to cancel their trip since both came down with "heavy colds," according to Buckingham Palace. Luckily the entire holiday wasn't derailed, though, since the royal pair were feeling well enough to travel by Thursday. "I can confirm that The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh have left Buckingham Palace and are traveling to Sandringham," a palace spokesperson said. Instead of heading to Sandringham by train, they'll reach their destination by helicopter. Maybe Prince William can be their pilot? Amid the recent concerns for the royals' health, it was revealed that the queen will be stepping down from 25 patronages this year, which includes the responsibility of multiple organizations in the UK.

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Christmastime is here. Presumably you already have chestnuts roasting on an open fire, a turkey and some mistletoe, and your first screaming argument about who’s cooking for who and where. ’Tis the season for such timeless traditions, and along with a collective craving for manifestly ill-judged food combinations and a moratorium on our disapproval of comedy knitwear, classic Christmas movies are now a vital part of the great yuletide experience.

But what precisely is a classic Christmas movie? Timeless vintage offerings like Holiday Inn and Miracle on 34th Street are stuffed from titles to credits with all things Christmassy, yet you’ll also find films like Casablanca and The Great Escape on many festive film lists, which have nothing more to do with Christmas than Cannibal Holocaust.

Even the single greatest ‘Christmas Movie’ of all time, It’s a Wonderful Life has a pretty tenuous connection with the Holiday Season,...

Topics will include virtual reality, new technologies and the intersection between films and video games.

The European Film Market (Feb 9-17) is to introduce a series of new tech and start-up-oriented strands including Propellor Speednic, Efm Startups, Vr Now Con Business Mixer, Game <3 Cinema, and The Next Level of Cinema.

Propellor Speednic will be a networking meeting concerning the way films are produced and distributed. It will be run in association with the incubator programme Propellor Film Tech Hub which is set to be launched with the assistance of Cph:dox, the Rotterdam film festival, and Berlin tech company Cinemathon.

Efm Horizon will continue the work of former scheme Efm Startups. Selected groups will present new technologies for production, distribution and marketing. The initiative is aimed at encouraging financial investment in film and connect potential partners.

Another initiative, The Next Level of Cinema, will offer companies the chance to present new products to buyers, producers, exhibitors...

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The Bottom Shelf returns, with a video nasty, The Howling 2, and a tribute to the late Herschell Gordon Lewis...

To most, September 26th is the date when, in 1680, the Dutch city Gorinchem suffered a citizen’s revolt due to an imposed tax on cereal. From now on, though, that will change, as any right-thinking person will remember that date in 2016 as the day The Godfather Of Gore, the great Herschell Gordon Lewis, died.

The brain behind a range of vintage cult classics, spanning the gamut of exploitation cinema, from splatter movies to comedy erotica and supernatural witchcraft thriller (niche!), Lewis’ influential sixties and seventies productions paved the way for the video nasties of the eighties and the gory likes of David Cronenberg and Peter Jackson and stand up today as camp, gawdy historical documents of a bygone era. As such, to coincide with an impeccably timed release...

‘M S Dhoni: The Untold Story’ opened to packed house and rave reviews across India. Audiences have loved the film and apart from Sushant Singh and director Neeraj Pandey, even Herry Tangiri who essays the role of younger Yuvraj Singh has been appreciated. Even the critics have mentioned about the fabulous role that Herry has done.

Commenting on the same, an elated Herry Tangiri said, “Am over whelmed with the response the film is getting and in particular my character is getting. Am really happy that people think I have done justice to the role and also like to thank Neeraj sir for such an opportunity.”

Herry essays the role of a younger Yuvraj in the film, and has emulated the character nearly perfectly, ever since the release of the film, social media has been abuzz about his character and the film, also a lot of people have been calling...

Chad Radwell is back in town, and boy, was he sorely missed.

Scream Queens Season 2 Episode 2 saw the return of several familiar faces, rounding out what appears to be the principal cast of the current season. This smaller cast is definitely doing wonders for the show – clearly, the writers realized that they have to capitalize on their best actors and chemistry.

Scream Queens Season 2 has quickly fallen into a pattern – which is actually not at all a bad thing, as it gives the show a sense of structure that it definitely lacked in Scream Queens Season 1.

There is the larger arc of the Green Meanie killer, which is inching along week by week. But there is also each installment’s individual subplot – the “patient of the week” case.

Munsch wasn’t kidding around when she explained her desire to “cure the incurable.” Thus far, only the most eccentric (and, usually,...

We all know you shouldn't wear white after Labor Day – but why stop there?

In a new web-exclusive video, Last Week Tonight host John Oliver has some hilarious suggestions for turning holidays into random deadlines.

"We should be using more holidays as arbitrary points to stop doing things," says the talk show host.

First on his list of proposals is a strict deadline for displaying gourds as home decoration. According to Oliver, gourd decor takes a sharp turn from folksy to obnoxious after Thanksgiving.

Not all of his suggestions are strictly seasonal. For instance, Oliver argues for an overall ban...

Movie buyers and sellers headed to next week’s Toronto International Film Festival are buzzing about a possible Nate Parker effect on the market. Given the firestorm that has surrounded “The Birth of a Nation” director, co-writer and star after Fox Searchlight paid an historic $17.5 million for the film at Sundance, numerous industry insiders told TheWrap that they expect filmmakers to undergo a rigorous vetting process before companies close distribution deals at Tiff and beyond. “From now on, any legal division could make a vet a standard decision,” said one top agent with several high-profile sales titles in Toronto. Also Read: Nate Parker's.

Fembot Lucy was everything. And that kiss, you guys! 'Nuff said.

How do Michelle Lovretta and her writing team manage to cram so much sci-fi goodness into one episode? Every week I say, "That was my favorite Killjoys episode." This week with Killjoys Season 2 Episode 6, it's absolutely true.

Tons of new info was revealed. Yeah this was a good one!

This episode's opening echoed the nasty Skeevers of the last installment, only slightly more fun. For a moment, I had no idea who the hooded dude was though he sounded like D'avin. "You gave me acid?" D'av asked the old trickster.

Wasn't it hilarious the way the old fart took off thinking he'd outsmarted a pair of Killjoys? Good thing little brother was around and had a plan. Those brotherly moments between Luke and Aaron are super believable. They're a blast to watch!

Throw Dutch into the mix and that's...

The residents of 742 Evergreen Terrace are officially #WithHer.

The Simpsons over the weekend released a two-minute video revealing how Homer J(ay) Simpson became a Democract: In a nutshell, Marge warned him that their marriage might not survive if he votes for Donald Trump.

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The video does a number on the Donald, depicting him as a decrepit monster — one who reads Adolf Hitler speeches before bed and has Michelle Obama’s speechwriter on speed dial. Oh, and don’t forget the dog he repurposes as a wig.

Another day, another Donald Trump/Hillary Clinton spoof!

This time, the presidential nominees got The Simpsons treatment in a clip that starts with Homer and Marge trying to decide who to vote for in the upcoming presidential election. The two are making out in bed before Marge pulls away.

"I can't make love until I've decided who to vote for," she tells him.

"Yep, it's the American way," replies Homer, reaching forward and flicking on the TV.

A political ad starts playing, asking viewers: "It's 3 a.m. and the phone is ringing in the White House – who do you want to answer that call?...

Another day, another Donald Trump/Hillary Clinton spoof! This time, the presidential nominees got The Simpsons treatment in a clip that starts with Homer and Marge trying to decide who to vote for in the upcoming presidential election. The two are making out in bed before Marge pulls away. "I can't make love until I've decided who to vote for," she tells him."Yep, it's the American way," replies Homer, reaching forward and flicking on the TV. A political ad starts playing, asking viewers: "It's 3 a.m. and the phone is ringing in the White House - who do you want to answer that call?...

Early in Patricia Rozema’s “Into the Forest,” an intimate sci-fi portrait of sisterhood which has been adapted from Jean Hegland’s 1996 novel of the same name, one of the film’s few male characters casually declares that it’s the end of the world. He may not be wrong: It’s been 10 days since an unexplained power outage has sent the entire country back to the Stone Age, and there doesn’t seem to be any hope that the lights will come back on again anytime soon.

In northern California, where Eva (Evan Rachel Wood) and her younger sister Nell (Ellen Page) live in a secluded glass house with their dad (Callum Keith Rennie), our precariously fragile civilization has already started to crumble. And yet — after the man of the house dies in a freak accident and the two girls are left to care for themselves — hints begin to...

Image Source: Getty / Frazer Harrison I think we can all agree that this hasn't been the easiest couple of months for Taylor Swift. From her nasty breakup with Calvin Harris, plus speculation that her new relationship with Tom Hiddleston is all for show, it seems like every week brings more drama for the "Bad Blood" singer. Most recently, Kim Kardashian leaked video footage that ultimately caught Taylor in a lie (the lie being that she did in fact receive a phone call from Kanye West about the lyric in his song "Famous"). I don't think that Kanye recording Taylor's phone call without her knowledge was the smartest decision (mostly because it's, um, kind of illegal), but when Taylor released a statement via Instagram in which she described being "falsely painted as a liar" as "character assassination," my eyes rolled. Hard. Let me start by saying that as an artist, Taylor Swift...

As Outlander Season 2 comes to a close, with it comes one of the most beloved quotes from the novel, Dragonfly in Amber. 

We have it here!

We also have quotes from new additions to the lineup including Suits, The Night Of and Mr. Robot.

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1. Outlander Jamie: But when I stand before God, I'll have one thing to say to weigh before all the rest. Lord, ye gave me a rare woman and God! I... 2. The Night Of Naz: What's that? Girl: This is the party you missed. 3. Preacher Jesse: I'm here to tell you your life can change in a moment, and this is the moment. 4. 12 Monkeys Hannah: What is this? This is how you lead? Jennifer: Ah spoiler alert, I'm not wise old me. Am I? And if I'm being frank, my daughters... 5. Devious Maids Adrian: I wrote it in...

Good grief, the Fosters can't ever seem to catch a break! 

To be fair, if their lives were all sunshine and rainbows, there wouldn't be anything worth watching. The Fosters Season 4 Episode 3 was not nearly as intense as the previous two episodes, but it was far from sunshine and rainbows. 

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If there was a competition on which Foster was suffering the most, it would definitely be between Marianna and Lena. The show is doing a fantastic job with the aftermath of  the Nick situation. 

My heart aches for Lena. She's trying so desperately to keep it together, but she's genuinely afraid. She's throwing everything she has into making sure their home and the school are safe. She's traumatized!

Lena obsessively checking in on the kids at home was devastating. She's insistent that they install a security system in the home and agitated that Stef isn't getting it done quickly.

The 70th annual Tony Awards should be used as a blueprint for all award shows moving forward.

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This year’s ceremony — which held additional significance in the wake of Sunday’s shooting massacre in Orlando — was a powerful celebration of love, creativity and talent, peppered with incredible performances from some of the most gifted individuals ever to grace the Broadway stage.

And thanks to CBS, those performances are now available in their entirety to enjoy ad nauseam — if that’s even possible — beginning with host...

"I'm the kind of girl who's tried everything once," Valerine Perrine purrs in Lenny. As Mrs. Bruce in the Bob Fosse film, her claim, let's say, contained slightly off-color elements.

Not so for the chanteuse Arlene Wolff, who can make the same assertion and whose career path followed a similar timeline (the 1960s onward). She, however, always took the high road. Yes, her notable achievements are indisputably aboveboard and even more varied. She opened for Jackie Mason in his early days, toured Europe as a singer of standards, and as Assistant to New York City's Mayor Abraham Beame, Wolff devised the Big Apple's now iconic street fairs. If that were not enough, for you sailor buffs, she organized the arrival of the tall ships in New York Harbor for the Bicentennial. Then because she had some free time on her hands, she married Manhattan's then Chief of Police (Mickey Schwartz...

Pesky flyaways got you down? Karlie Kloss and her glam squad to the rescue! Celebrity hairstylist Frankie Foye worked on the supermodel Met Gala night...and that night, the world learned a new (genius) pro tip. From now on, every sleek, pulled-back hairstyle you wear should come hand-in-hand with this game-changing hack. All you need is a blush brush (which you most likely already have, but Mac makes a great one) and your go-to hairspray. Step 1: Spray hairspray on your blush brush. Step 2: Paint your hair in the stuff—and see your flyaways never. Now skip to 5:18 of the below video for a quick peek at the expert hair trick in action.

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Toys-to-life game Disney Infinity is to be discontinued and Disney's console game business ended, it's been announced...

Well, this is grim news to report. The Disney Infinity toys-to-life game and its accompanying playsets are to be discontinued, with Disney citing a lack of growth in the market and rising development costs as factors behind its decision.

The news was confirmed by Disney Interactive's John Blackburn late yesterday, with a blog update revealing that the next wave of toys for Disney Infinity - three figures for Alice Through The Looking Glass set for release this month, and a Finding Dory set scheduled for June - will be the game's last. The immediate impact is that Avalanche, the studio which developed Infinity, is to close with the loss of around 300 jobs; it's a sad end for a company which had managed to ride out a changing industry for over 20 years.

The eighth annual Hola Mexican Film Festival, presented by DishLATINO, the largest festival of cinema outside of Mexico, today announced a partial lineup of the 2016 festival schedule including opening and closing nights and four special showcase presentations. The festival runs May 13-22 with all screenings taking place at the Regal La Live Stadium 14 Theatre, except for closing night which will be at La Plaza de Cultura y Artes Theatre in downtown Los Angeles.

This year’s festival will open with "Thin Yellow Line" (La Delgada Linea Amarilla) nominated for 14 Premios Ariel Awards (Mexico’s “Oscars”). The film is a story of smooth roads and bumpy rides, with unexpected twists and turns... like life itself. Directed by Celso R. Garcia, the film stars Damián Alcazar, Joaquín Cosio, Silverio Palacios, Gustavo Sánchez Parra. Confirmed to attend the premiere are Cosio and Palacios as well as other special guests.

Additional showcase screenings include "We Fulfill Your Dreams" (Ilusiones S.A.) directed by Roberto Girault and starring Jaime Camil, Adriana Louvier, Silvia Mariscal on Wednesday, May 18 at 7:00 Pm and "Mr. Pig" with star Danny Glover to attend, on Thursday, May 19, at 7:00 Pm.

Closing the festival on Sunday, May 22 is "Panoramas," a unique and introspective look inside one of Latin America's top alternative-rock music acts, Zoé. Members of band Zoé will attend and perform a DJ set. This special event screening will take place at La Plaza Cultura y Artes Theatre located at 501 N. Main Street, downtown Los Angeles.

Also this year marks the first time that films from a country outside of Mexico will be shown with special presentations of two films from Chile – "Sin Filtro" and "El Bosque de Karadima"

Opening Night Premiere – Friday, May 13 at 7:00 Pm

Regal La Live Stadium 14

"The Thin Yellow Line" (La Delgada Linea Amarilla)

Dir. Celso R. Garcia

Cast: Damián Alcazar, Joaquín Cosio, Silverio Palacios, Gustavo Sánchez Parra

Mexico 2015, 95 Min

Five men are hired to paint the yellow line of a road that will link two forgotten towns in Mexico. With less than 2 weeks to cover over 200 kilometers aboard a '76 pick-up truck, they will discover that painting at a speed of 1 km/hour will teach them about the lines between good and evil, laughter and despair, life and death. The challenges they face will change their lives forever. The Thin Yellow Line is a story of smooth roads and bumpy rides, with unexpected twists and turns... like life itself.

Closing Night Premiere – Sunday, May 22 At 7:00 Pm

La Plaza Cultura y Artes theatre located at 501 N. Main Street, downtown Los Angeles.

"Panoramas"

Dir. Rodrigo Guardiola y Gabriel Cruz Rivas

Cast: Zoé

Mexico 2016, 90 Min

A unique and introspective look inside one of Latin America's top alternative-rock music acts, Zoé. “Panoramas” is a Cinéma Vérité-style portrait of Zoé that takes you on a contemplative audio/visual journey through some of the band's most decisive moments. A film crew accompanies the band during a two-year period to provide us with an intimate behind-the-scenes look at the band’s longest international tour to date, in their first real shot at becoming well-known and "making it big" outside their home country of México. The 15-year artistic career of Zoé completes its growth-cycle and reaches full circle as the musicians arrive at the quintessential question all bands face: What's next?

MÉXico Now

"We Fulfill Your Dreams" (Ilusiones S.A.)

Wednesday, May 18 at 7:00 Pm

Dir. Roberto Girault

Cast: Jaime Camil, Adriana Louvier, Silvia Mariscal

Mexico 2015, 90 Min

"We Fulfill Your Dreams" is a company that makes fantasies come to life. Made up of a group of actors and led by a ‘Director' (Jaime Camil), they create set-ups to re-enact real-life circumstances for the good of people.

For their latest job, they are hired by Mr. Balboa to spend a week in the roles of a long-gone loving grandson and his wife. Portrayed as an angel to his grandmother through fictitious letters created by the elderly Mr. Balboa, the young man has in reality become a villainous character. But things go awry for actors Mauricio and Isabel when the real grandson turns up for a show-down with his grandparents.

"Mr. Pig"

Thursday, May 19 at 7:00 Pm

Dir. Diego Luna

Cast: Danny Glover, Maya Rudolph, Jose Maria Yazpik

Mexico 2016, 100 Min

Ambrose Eubanks (Danny Glover), is an old-school pig farmer from California. After the family farm is foreclosed, he sets off with Howard, his beloved (and very large) pig, on a road trip to Mexico.

Ambrose must figure out how to smuggle "Howie" across the border and find him a new home.

"In Your Eyes" (A los Ojos)

Friday, May 20 at 7:00 Pm and Saturday, May 21 at 1:00 Pm

Dir. Victoria Franco y Michel Franco

Cast: Mónica del Carmen, Omar Moreno, Benjamín Espinoza, Jacobo Najman

Mexico 2015, 96 Min

Monica is a social worker from Mexico City, a single mother whose child is suffering from a degenerative illness of the eyes. Having exhausted all other options, a corneal transplant is the child's only hope. Overwhelmed by the ineffectiveness of the health system and the scarcity of resources, Monica is driven to an extreme solution... Found within the world of the street children.

"The Aparicios" (Las Aparacio)

Sunday, May 15 at 4:30 Pm and Tuesday, May 17 at 9:00 Pm

Dir. Moisés Ortiz - Urquidi

Cast: Ana De La Reguera, María Del Carmen Farías, Liz Gallardo, Eréndia Ibarra, Damián Alcazar, Joaquín Cosio, Paulina Gaitán y Tenoch Huerta

México 2016,

The Aparicios are a family made up entirely of women, all cursed to become widows and to never bear male children. At their ranch in Xico, in the state of Veracruz, they discover the body of the first husband of an Aparicio woman. This leads the Aparicios to search their past in an attempt to end the ancient curse, and finally face their present

"Parallel Roads" (Rumbos Paralelos)

Saturday, May 14 at 7:00 Pm

Dir. Rafael Montero

Cast: Ludwika Paleta, Iliana Fox, Michel Brown, Arturo Barba

Mexico 2016,

(Film in Spanish, no English subtitles)

Rumbos Paralelos (Parallel Roads) tells the emotional story of two young mothers whose lives change unexpectedly.

Silvia must suddenly confront both her son’s illness and the abrupt discovery that she is not his biological mother. Desperate to find a donor for a life-saving kidney transplant, Silvia will seek out Gaby, the child's true biological mother. The following actions will put the power of maternity to the test and challenge life as a whole. Are family ties made out of love? Or are they carried in our blood?

"Paradise Lost" (Paraiso Perdido)

Saturday, May 21 at 7:00 Pm

Dir. Humberto Hinojosa

Cast: Ana Claudia Talancón, Iván Sanchez, Andrés Almeida

México 2016, 87 Min

Three friends are traveling by sailboat through Caribbean waters, when they come across a deserted paradise island and decide to explore it. What was supposed to be one of the best weekends of their lives will turn into a tireless fight for survival when they discover the island's hidden secret.

"She is Ramona" (Ella es Ramona)

Saturday, May 14 at 9:00 Pm and Monday, May 16 at 5:00 Pm

Dir. Hugo Rodriguez

Cast: Andrea Ortega Lee, Daniel Giménez Cacho, María Rojo, Leticia Huijara

México 2015, 83 Min

Ramona is overweight, with too many kilos and not enough luck. She remembers a childhood as the victim of abuse at the hands of her mother, her sister, and even her friends. She was Big Belly Ramona, Big Eater Ramona, Ramona the Pig. Now an adult, things aren't looking much better. Her life seems to be crumbling. She gets fired for being fat; when she seeks liposuction, her doctor rejects as a candidate for the procedure because she is too overweight. Things begin falling into place, however, when she stumbles across a Tarot café which sells the magic beetles that will change her life.

"Elvira, I would Give You my Life, but I’m Using It" (Elvira, Te Daria Mi Vida Pero La Estoy Usando)

Thursday, May 19 at 9:00 Pm

Dir. Manolo Caro

Cast: Cecilia Suárez, Luis Gerardo Méndez, Vanessa Bauche

Mexico 2015, 108 Min

Gustavo, husband of Elvira, goes out one night to buy cigarettes, never to return. Elvira, a 40-year-old mother of two, begins a relentless search for the love of her life. Clues lead her to the conclusion that her husband has kept a secret relationship. The unfortunate discovery will not stop Elvira in her mission of finding him.

"The Chosen Ones" (Las Elegidas)

Friday, May 20 at 9:00 Pm

Dir. David Pablos

Cast: Nancy Talamantes, Óscar Torres

Mexico 2015, 105 Min

Sofia, 14 years old, is in love with Ulises. Because of him, in spite of him, she is forced into a prostitution ring in Mexico. To set her free, Ulises will have to find another girl to replace her...

New Voices

"Leaf Blower" (Sopladora de Hojas)

Saturday, May 14 at 2:00 Pm, Monday, May 16 at 9:30 Pm and Friday, May 20 at 5:00 Pm

Dir. Alejandro Iglesias

Cast: Francisco Rueda, Alejandro Guerrero, Fabrizio Santini

Mexico 2015, 96 Min

Lucas, Emilio and Rubén are three friends united in a special quest: to find a set of lost keys in a pile of dead leaves. What appears to be a simple task will turn into a profound journey that forces the teenagers to confront their fears: of letting go of the past, of facing embarrassing truths, of taking risks... Of growing up. This afternoon, as trivial as it may sound, could change the course of their lives. Or maybe not.

"Amir"

Saturday, May 14 at 4:00 Pm and Thursday, May 19 at 5:00 Pm

Dir. José Paredes

Cast: Jorge Guevara, Tania Niebla y Lirio Karina

Mexico 2015, 90 Min

Amir, an aspiring musician, finds himself drawn to Jeanette, a beautiful singer he meets during a night out on the town with his friends. The attraction complicates his relationship with his current girlfriend, Elizabeth, who is expecting his child. Amir will attempt to work out his feelings towards his newfound love interest, music and maturity, as adulthood forces him to make some challenging choices along the way.

"The Arrival of Conrado Sierra" (El Arribo de Conrado Sierra)

Friday, May 20 at 9:00 Pm

Dir. René Pereyra

Cast: Maite Perroni, Joaquín Cosío, Susana Dosamantes, Ana González, Rocío García, Jessica Mas

Mexico 2015, 120 Min

In 1940's "Torres Mochas" (the city of Torreón, Mexico), the widow Doña Josefina and her five spinster daughters await the arrival of a man aiming to marry the youngest of the sisters. The local townspeople, excited at the prospect of one of “Virgin Josefitas” finally marrying, prepare massive celebrations. When the mysterious suitor finally appears, circumstances take an unforeseen course.

For The Children

"The Adventures of Itzel and Sonia" (Las Aventuras de Itzel y Sonia)

Saturday, May 14 at 12:00 Pm

Dir. Fernanda Rivero

Cast: Arcelía Ramírez, Cassandra Ciangherotti, Joaquín Cosío, Bruno Bichir

Mexico 2016, 70 Min

This film was made as part of the “Cuéntamelo filmando” ("Tell it to me with the cameras rolling") workshop and was done with the support of 500 people from 10 rural communities in Mexico.

Itzel, an 8-year-old girl, and her best friend ‘Sonia the Frog’ will embark on a mission to find the guardians of the water, before the city's supply runs out. With the help of her grandmother, they will search in the most remote areas of Mexico, while a faceless being stalks them.

"By My Mustache" (Por Mis Bigotes)

Sunday, May 15 at 12:00 Pm

Dir. Manuel Carames

Cast: Jesus Ochoa, Santiago Torres, Fernando Becerril

Mexico 2015, 90 Min

Though it sounds unbelievable, little Ulises, at only nine years old, has grown an enormous mustache from one day to the next. So begins a series of extraordinary events for him, his mother and his best friends. From this moment forward, all of them, along with a cast of very curious characters, will find themselves caught up in a very hairy adventure.

Documentary

"Made in Bangkok"

Monday, May 16 at 7:00 Pm

Dir. Flavio Florencio

Cast: Morgana Love

Mexico 2015, 75 Min

Morgana is a Mexican transgender opera singer with a relentless determination to assert her identity, despite having to fight against social stigma and family prejudice. Her dream is to have gender-reassignment surgery. Her only chance to make happen is by winning a beauty pageant in Bangkok, and use the $10,000 cash prize to pay for the surgery. The documentary embarks on Morgana’s journey with her, while providing us with an intimate portrait of what it is to construct a long-dreamt-of identity.

"Mexican Fighting" (Lucha Mexico)

Sunday, May 15 at 7:00 Pm

Dir. Alexandria Hammond & Ian Markiewicz

Cast: 1000% Guapo, Blue Demon, Hijo Del Perro Aguayo, Tony Salazar, Arkangel

México / USA 103 Min

The ultimate look behind the mask, Lucha Mexico documents the joyous spectacle of Lucha Libre wrestling, which has thrilled Mexican fans for generations. The story follows "El 1000% Guapo" (1000% Handsome) Shocker, one of the most successful Luchadores of the modern era. His life is consumed by the need of being in the ring. A supporting cast of fan-favorites further reveal the world of Lucha Libre from the inside, with Blue Demon Jr. discussing life from behind a legendary mask; the violent history of El Hijo del Perro Aguayo (the Son of "The Dog" Aguayo); as well as veterans like Tony Salazar and Archangel, as they pass on the secrets of the ring to a new generation of fighters. These stars and others will shed light on the intense physical and emotional challenges they must constantly face in order to stand inside the ropes and thrill every last fan. With its unprecedented access to the top Lucha performers and promoters, as well as other players of this grand spectacle, Lucha Mexico steps into the ring to show us the great power behind the mask, and leads us straight to the beating heart of Mexico.

Hola Chile

"The Church Of Karadima" (El Bosque de Karadima)

Sunday, May 15 at 2:00 Pm and Tuesday, May 17 at 7:00 Pm

Dir. Matías Lira

Cast: Benjamin Vicuña, Luis Gnecco, Ingrid Isensee

Chile 2015, 98 Min

Fernando Karadima, the pastor and leader of the most powerful Church of the Chilean upper class from the 1980's to 2000's, is considered a living saint. Thomas, a teenager in search of his vocation, finds himself drawn to Karadima and accepts him as a spiritual guide. For 20 years, Tommy will gradually be subjected to physical and psychological abuse by the priest, until he decides to speak out and confront both the charismatic priest and the power networks that protect him, finally uncovering the real Karadima hiding behind the investiture of God's representative on Earth.

"No Filter" (Sin Filtro)

Wednesday, May 18 at 9:00 Pm

Dir. Nicolás López

Cast: Paz Bascuñán, Ignacia Allamand, Paulo Brunei

Chile 2016, 100 Min

Pía is on the verge of a nervous breakdown: Her boss humiliates her, her husband ignores her, her stepson is disrespectful, and her best friend no longer listens to what she says.

Pía begins having strong chest pains and, after trying many different healing methods, decides to undergo an acupuncture treatment. The Chinese doctor discovers that Pía's pain is caused by repressed feelings, and, with an ancient technique, he "removes the filter". From now on, an uninhibited Pía will realize that the only way to heal herself is to speak everything that comes to mind - which won't always bring her the best results.

Nocturnal/Genre

"Barrancas"

Saturday, May 14 at 12 Midnight and Wednesday, May 18 at 5:00 Pm

Dir. Juan De La Peña

Cast: Diego Sánchez, Esteban De la Isla, Ana Lucía Camacho, Julia Dávalos, Eduardo Romo, Gustavo Gascón, Inés Vachez

Mexico 2016, 88 Min

The owner of a huge house in the woods, in the town of Barrancas, has a reputation for not paying his employees. When the latest housekeeper goes missing, everyone simply assumes that yet another employee has quit. Meanwhile, back in the city, the owner's nephew Mario is tasked with going to Barrancas to hand over the keys to the new caretaker. Young Mario thinks it’s a good idea to secretly invite his friends from college, as well as the girl he likes, out to the country house for a fun weekend. What Mario doesn’t know is that this may turn out to be a very dangerous idea indeed.

"The Similars" (Los Parecidos)

Sunday, May 15 at 9:30 Pm and Tuesday, May 17 at 5:00 Pm

Dir. Isaac Ezban

Cast: Gustavo Sánchez Parra, Cassandra Ciangherotti, Humberto Busto, Carmen Beato

Mexico 2015, 89 Min

In the rainy darkness of the early morning hours of October 2, 1968, eight people are waiting in a remote bus station in the middle of nowhere for the bus heading to Mexico City. They’ll soon find themselves experiencing a strange phenomenon.

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Though their circumstances, carnal endurance and cheekbones suggest otherwise, Outlander‘s Jamie and Claire are, in fact, only human. Isn’t it nice to see, as we do in this week’s episode, that a bit of stress and a lack of sleep make them as susceptible to the same everyday bitchery as the rest of us?

Perhaps my current situation makes me a little sensitive to this kind of thing: Having a 1-year-old daughter offers me many gifts, but an overabundance of patience is not one of them, and my by-all-measures-amazing husband sometimes becomes the unintended target of my exhaustion.

Performers including Ellie Goulding, LCD Soundsystem and Sufjan Stevens took advantage of their stage time at the Coachella music festival to honor Prince on Friday night. Goulding belted out a cover of “When Doves Cry,” and Stevens joined forces with Gallant to play an extended version of “Purple Rain,” according to Refinery29. LCD Soundsystem performed “Controversy.” Before the newly reunited band went on stage, the Coachella main stage’s three screens played the entirety of Prince’s own Coachella performance cover of Radiohead’s “Creep,” that ended with the projected message “From now on, this is Prince’s House.” Also...

Chic Young. Al Capp. Jimmy Hatlo. Carl Anderson. Ernie Bushmiller. Alex Raymond. Roy Crane. Those are some names I remember, some 70 years later, with no help from Google, from the “funny side” of the St. Louis Post Dispatch, the newspaper that landed, rolled and bound with wire, on the front lawn of the four family flat where we lived until I was 10 or 11. By then I was aware that there was another newspaper, The Star-Times, the one that the O’Neils didn’t read, with its own funnyside and its own names and I may have even known some, but with the exception of Chester Gould, I seem to have forgotten these, maybe because I didn’t see them every day.

Somewhere in early grade school – ah, Sister Helen, what became of you? – I must have realized, probably gradually, that these names had something to do with the comic strips...

The organizers of the festival have announced the films that will compete for the Korean and International Section.

This year the Korean Competition will showcase 17 films (14 fictions, 1 experimental, 1 documentary and 1 animation) and the International Competition consists of 37 films (28 fictions, 5 documentaries, 3 experimental and 1 animation). The 33rd Busan International Short Film Festival (Bisff) will take place from April 22th to 26th at the Busan Cinema Center in Busan (South Korea). We will keep you updated as soon as more information about the films is available.

Korean Competition

Ga Hyang: a road of no return by Kim Youngjae (Fiction)

The Plants: Jakarta Monorail 103 by Park Yongseok (Experimental)

My fact_or_y by Park Koonje (Documentary)

New Rapids by Choi Jungmoon (Fiction)

iLuv by Park Junghwan (Fiction)

The Transfer Student by Park Jiin (Fiction)

Bargain by Lee Chunghyun (Fiction)

Seol-hee by Bae Yeonhee (Fiction)

Fangs by Shin Jonghun (Fiction)

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