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CinemaBlend Fast & Furious franchise, 2003s The Italian Job proved to be a similarly fun, zany, edge-of-your-seat heist action thrill ride with a starry ensemble, high stakes, and many cool, sporty Minis zipping across the screen. It didnt reach the same critical heights as the original 1969 British film either, but the remake found a great deal of success, especially in the U.S. Namely, it paved the way for director F. Gary Gray to transition into the action genre, helming The Fate of the Fu...

CinemaBlend Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway will bring Beatrix Potters most beloved character back to the big screen. Likewise, James Corden will also return to voice the titular bunny. Once again starring Domhnall Gleeson and Rose Byrne and featuring the returning voice talents of Margot Robbie, Elizabeth Debicki, and Sia, this live-action/animated sequel includes some new faces and voices this time around — many of whom youll recognize, including David Oyelowo. If youre wondering where youve...

How Lewis Goldstein made a NYC vibrant neighborhood come to life on screen.

/PRNewswire/ -- Pegasystems Inc. (NASDAQ: PEGA), the software company that crushes business complexity, today announced the launch of its brand ambassador...

Both Eddie S. Glaude's Begin Again: James Baldwin's America and Its Urgent Lessons For Our Own and Bill V. Mullen's James Baldwin: Living in Fire are organized around what Mullen calls the “arc of change, reflection, and evolution” in Baldwin's life story.

Magaluf Ghost Town hands us a guilty pleasure, a cinematic ensaimada in which each layer offers a different texture. At times, Blanca tears us away from the ruckus to check in with the resort’s handful of year-round residents, for whom low-cost tourism is both a vital source of income and a monumental headache, creating a dichotomous relationship between locals and visitors convinced they’ve landed in a hedonistic paradise. This aspect of the film is grounded in reality: Blanca makes use o...

Magaluf Ghost Town hands us a guilty pleasure, a cinematic ensaimada in which each layer offers a different texture. At times, Blanca tears us away from the ruckus to check in with the resort’s handful of year-round residents, for whom low-cost tourism is both a vital source of income and a monumental headache, creating a dichotomous relationship between locals and visitors convinced they’ve landed in a hedonistic paradise. This aspect of the film is grounded in reality: Blanca makes use o...

Interfaith Action of Central Texas presents 2021 Hope Awards Many events have been canceled or postponed due to coronavirus concerns. Please check with the organization before going to any event. Photo courtesy of Interfaith Action of Central Texas Interfaith Action of Central Texas (iACT), an Austin nonprofit which supports the community through interfaith dialogue, service, and celebration, will present the 2021 HOPE Awards as a virtual event The theme for the 2021 HOPE Awards is “Cal...

Once and John Carney has found a new directing gig with Fascinating Rhythm, a musical movie inspired by the songs of composer George Gershwin. That’s enough to be intriguing on its own, but our interest is further piqued with the additional news that the legendary  Martin Scorsese is going to be producing this movie. Fascinating Rhythm is set to be produced by Martin Scorsese and directed by John Carney, the director of Amazon’s Modern Love streaming series and excellent film musicals ...

Staff picks: Favorite Taylor Swift era The Arts & Culture staff share their favorite T-Swift Era Sam Lillianthal, Arts & Culture Intern “The ‘folklore’ Taylor Swift era is undoubtedly the best one. It came at the perfect time in the middle of COVID-19 quarantine with a mix of country, folk and pop. Her music went back to her country roots, but everything is more mature lyrically and sonically. This era emphasized the music over everything else, which felt like the true Taylor showing hers...