"Newsies," a 2012 Broadway hit, is part of Wichita Music Theatre's lineup for the 2017 season. The musical is based on Disney's 1992 movie about the 1899 newsboys' labor strike against Pulitzer, Hearst and other newspaper moguls of the day.
We can assure you we'll never buy this $6,000 phone charger, which resembles an umbilical cord and pulsates while plugged in. Nope nope nope nope nope nope.
Fall Movie Preview 2016: Long-delayed sequels and remakes, a double date with Peter Berg and Mel Gibson's return could keep studio bosses up at night While box office is up nearly 4 percent so far over last year's record performance, the pressure is on for the final four months of releases to come in strong. The thing is, the schedule is chock full of risky bets in an industry that is increasingly reliant on tentpoles and international box office earnings for survival.
The ex-jailbird who gave alleged Charleston mass murderer Dylann Roof a prison beatdown said his attack reminded him of the Alfred Hitchcock classic "Psycho." It was "like in the movies when the girl is in the shower and she gets startled," Dwayne Stafford, 26, told the website Black Collective.
The Happy Birthday, Hitch series at the Frank Banko Alehouse Cinemas at SteelStacks features 'The Birds,' 'The Lady Vanishes,' 'Rear Window' and 'Spellbound.' The Happy Birthday, Hitch series at the Frank Banko Alehouse Cinemas at SteelStacks features 'The Birds,' 'The Lady Vanishes,' 'Rear Window' and 'Spellbound.'
The new Irish movies Without Name and Forever Pure are to receive their world premieres next month at the Toronto International Film Festival, with animated short Second to None also part of a very strong Irish line-up in the Canadian city. They join the previously announced features The Secret Scripture , Maudie and Unless at the festival, which runs from September 8 to 18. Directed by Lorcan Finnegan, written by Garret Shanley and starring Alan McKenna and Niamh Algar, Without Name is a supernatural thriller and will screen in the festival's Vanguard programme, which showcases up-and-coming directors.
There's no need to fear "The Walking Dead" when approaching Michael Rooker. The roles don't make the man - it's the other way around.
Twin Peaks cult actor Michael J. Anderson fired some deplorable shots at series creator David Lynch on his Facebook profile photo last week. In the caption, the actor claimed - by inversely stating the following did "NOT" happen - that the esteemed filmmaker raped his daughter Jennifer Lynch and threatened her with death if she ever told what happened.
Once upon a time, Steven Spielberg -one of the most famous directors in the world-made a Peter Pan movie. It was highly anticipated, as Spielberg opted to frame the film as more of a sequel than a remake, and was coming on the heels of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and Spielberg's little-seen drama Always .