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Ryuichi Sakamoto, the renowned Oscar-winning composer behind the...

One of the hardest things about rebooting or reviving old-time classic shows like Frasier is...

Older than his parents would ever grow, scriptwriter Adam (played by...

Lauren Spencer Smith was a marvel at Kentish Town’s Forum last night,...

The descent into the Turbine Hall at the Tate Modern has...

A grieving mother and a creepy pathologist attempt to reawaken the dead in...

In Southeastern Estonia, a group of women enter the confines of a small sauna overlooking...

Framed in 1:1 aspect ratio, Haar from Ben Hecking is a visually bright and light...

As the Oscar campaign season heats up, Bradley Cooper presents Maestro, his...

In the middle of the night, a feral child, who has been picked up in...