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Your Honor marks the latest small-screen outing for Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston and, while it may feel a bit glib to draw on that comparison, its impossible not to acknowledge the parallels. He has ditched the caravan and the hazmat suit for a swanky house and a courtroom gown, but this show once again sees Cranstons character – a respected and upstanding High Court judge called Michael Desiato – dancing along the line of morality and toying with the question of how far you would ben...

Celebrate Womens History Month with the best movies directed by women from the past 20 years: The films that entertained, transported us, and broke new ground.

Ruth E. Carter is the first Black costume designer and second costume designer ever to have her name enshrined at Hollywood and Vine.

The Hollywood Walk of Fame just gained a historic new star. As of Thursday, movie-industry legend Ruth E. Carter is the first Black costume designer and second costume designer ever to have her name enshrined at Hollywood and Vine. The honor comes more than 60 years after prolific costumer Edith Head became the first in her field to receive a star. “As I have been reflecting, I think of all the people whom I’ve met along the way who have helped make this happen,” Carter said during Thursd...

Bryan Cranston: ‘One of the things I’m most grateful about is that I was poor’ As he makes his TV return in Sky thriller Your Honor, the Breaking Bad star talks about his fractured family and midlife fame 27 February 2021 • 6:00am ‘One of the things I’m most grateful about is that I was poor Credit:  Norman Jean Roy With nowhere to go, little to do, and varying grasps on the real world, Hollywood’s great and good have found their own ways to pass the time over lockdown. Some took...

Movies on TV this week: "Pulp Fiction"; "My Fair Lady" and more Read full article February 19, 2021, 9:44 AM·229 min read John Travolta, left, and Sam Jackson in director Quentin Tarantinos 1994 film "Pulp Fiction." (Warner Bros.) Four Star Films, Box Office Hits, Indies and Imports, Movies A - Z FOUR STAR FILMS Top rated movies and made-for-TV films airing the week of the week of Feb 21 - 27, 2021 Adams Rib (1949) Annie Hall (1977) Dances With Wolves (1990) Father of the Bride (1950) TCM...

Extraordinary Escapes is just one of the gems on today... Sandi Toksvig takes Jessica Hynes on some Extraordinary Escapes, more revelations for Lisa and her boss Manning in The Bay, and gripping new financial drama Devils starts on Sky Atlantic. Here’s what you shouldn’t miss on TV tonight. Our hand-selected recommendations for what’s on TV tonight include three TV shows, a film, live sport and the latest trending need-to-binge-on-now box set  Keep up to date with the latest soap spoiler...

Wed, 02/17/2021 LAWRENCE – Can a few seconds worth of music convey the triumph of civil rights hero Martin Luther King Jr., the price he paid to achieve it and yet presage the struggles to come in our own time? Brad Osborn, University of Kansas associate professor of music, believes that’s exactly what composer Jason Moran accomplished in the 2015 film “Selma,” and that’s just one example of the emotional power of a musical figure called “SdTT,” or Sub-dominant Tritone, that Osbor...

TV Ratings: Showtimes Your Honor Marks Biggest Debut Season in Networks History (EXCLUSIVE) Mónica Marie Zorrilla, provided by Feb. 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail “Your Honor,” Showtime’s latest legal crime thriller (with a twinge of horror) starring Bryan Cranston and executive produced by showrunner Peter Moffat, concluded this past Sunday with record-breaking highs for the ViacomCBS-owned television network. The 10-episode miniseries is on track to be the biggest debut season in Showt...

In honor of Black History Month, the Multicultural Center at College of the Canyons will be hosting a series of virtual events throughout February that highlight and celebrate Black culture. “We are very excited to share an eclectic lineup of events to celebrate Black History Month with our students, staff and community,” said Flavio Medina-Martin, director of diversity and inclusion at the college. “We hope that the virtual nature of these events encourages attendees to attend a variety ...