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Reminiscence, follows Nick Bannister ( Hugh Jackman), a private investigator who allows clients to relive lost memories. However, after his newfound love Mae ( Rebecca Ferguson) disappears, Nick must investigate past memories to predict where she might have gone. Thandiwe Newton, Cliff Curtis, Marina de Tavira, and Daniel Wu also star in this mind-bending sci-fi film. Watch New Movie Trailers: Night Shyamalan’s latest movie release is a psychological horror film called Old that follows a...

In a wasteland of dumb movies about teenagers, "Mean Girls" is a smart and funny one. It even contains some wisdom, although I hesitate to mention that lest I scare off its target audience. The TV ads, which show Lindsay Lohan landing ass over teakettle in a garbage can, are probably right on the money; since that scene is nothing at all like the rest of the movie, was it filmed specifically to use in the commercials?

Banning them is a mistake.

‘Miracle baby’s’ mum leads call to support BUMBLEance campaign May 17, 2021 A KILLALOE mother-of-four has urged people to support a charity that transports children with special needs long distances to their hospital appointments. Born prematurely at 30 weeks and six days, Shaye Collins was covered in a rash, needed a blood transfusion and had to be ventilated straight away. A few days after his birth, Shaye’s family were devastated when he was diagnosed with Hemophagocytic Lymphohisti...

My New Orleans Live book event with author Matthew L. Moseley on June 4 05/17/2021 NEW ORLEANS (press release) – “Ignition: Superior Communication Strategies to Create Stronger Connections,” by author Matthew L. Moseley and Routledge/Taylor & Francis publishing is a book of dispatches from the front lines of communication strategy launching on June 4. To celebrate its release, The Garden District Book Shop will host a special live, in-person event with the author on Friday, June 4, 2021, ...

Queen Bees, and ET can exclusively debut the first trailer. A comedy about the young at heart, as the movie is billed, Queen Bees stars the Oscar winner as the fiercely independent Helen, who temporarily moves into Pine Grove Senior Community while her home undergoes repairs. There, she encounters the titular clique of "mean girls with medical alert bracelets" played by Loretta Devine, Jane Curtin and Ann-Margret. "This isnt high school," Helen chides Devines Sally in the trailer. "Its worse!"...

Courtney Gains. This looks like a boat load of retirement fun. Trailer has been removed at the request of the studio. Will update when its available to watch again. Its never too late to laugh with friends – to fall in love again – and to put the "mean girls" in their place. Once behind the doors of the Pine Grove Senior Community, the fiercely independent senior Helen (Ellen Burstyn) encounters lusty widows, cutthroat bridge tournaments and a hotbed of bullying "mean girls" the likes of w...

Oh the drama! The queen is dead. Murdered – by her own subjects! Actress Jane Horrocks is horrified, yet gripped. ‘It’s like the Scottish play,’ she says. What will happen now? Well, her old friend, fellow actress Esther Coles, knows what’s coming. Let’s just say the script is predictable. A new queen will be installed, and then she will set about securing her dynasty. She will take lovers. ‘How many?’ asks Jane, who is by now hooked. ‘Between 14 and 20,’ says Esther, and ye...

Flying Pig Marathon, Queen Bee planning return to in-person races this fall Flying Pig Marathon organizers are planning a return to in-person events this fall.  An in-person Fall Pig Works weekend will be held Oct. 29- 31, featuring the combined Queen Bee and Flying Pig races. Participants will be able to sign up for their events in two stages starting Monday.  On May 3, those who are registered virtual participants and Lifetime Pig Works Members will receive first access to register for the...

“It does give us hope for the future,” said Peggy Ryan, Director of Marketing for Queen Bee’s in North Park. For years, Queen Bee’s was a nightly venue for local musical artists, dancing, and events like weddings and showers. CDPH rules crushed the business overnight last March. “It’s been very sad. This space has just felt dead,” said Ryan. “It’s a feeling of helplessness because without audiences, what is art?” Another vaccination bonus? You could be allowed inside your fa...