Barry Keoghan declared himself to be a “proud Irishman” as he appeared with another donkey to front the new Super Bowl 2025 ...

The actor, 32, appeared in a new commercial alongside the donkey - called Don Mosley - who was in need of a website to ...

Chris Hemsworth, recognized for his role as Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has long been celebrated as a sex symbol, captivating female audiences with his chiseled physique ...

The Bay Area isn’t a feature film superpower, but it pulls its weight in awards season. The region scored a well-deserved nomination for “Inside Out 2,” but the biggest local surprise win might have ...

However, for Barbaro it was afternoon as she is currently in London shooting interiors for Crime 101, Bart Layton’s upcoming heist movie, also starring Chris Hemsworth, Halle Be ...

After the Baltimore Ravens fell to the Buffalo Bills in the divisional round — in large part thanks to Mark Andrews’ unfortunate miscues — superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson showed us ...

The trailer also places a spotlight on Mark Ruffalo’s villainous turn as Kenneth Marshall, who attempts to kill the two Mickey multiples running around so everything can return to normal.

and refused to pin postgame blame on tight end Mark Andrews after his pivotal two-point conversion drop. While it's easy to say the right things when cameras are squarely on you, it's another to ...

Berry couldn’t have been prouder of the performance she delivered in Monster’s Ball. But a few of her fans felt movies like Dorothy Dandridge and Queen deserved Oscar recognition more. Dorothy ...

with one pointing out that Tyla’s hair in the clip was reminiscent of Berry’s character in the 2013 thriller The Call. The reply read: “Halle, it’s all about her hair.” Halle ...

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