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cant have your cake and eat it, too. so there may be a rude awakening now that the special master is on the job. you might have heard me say this if you follow our coverage. there was a procedural step that the trump folks got that did slow things down, and they wanted that. the procedure is not how you win. its not how you get out of the clear. it just is a step, a process, and now that they have to deal with this actually judge and deal with a special master and deal with what is a f...

1973’s The Sting starred iconic duo Paul Newman and Robert Redford in their second and final on-screen pairing (their first being 1969’s Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid). While the film was a dream shoot, there was one thing that held the crew back: Redford’s chronic tardiness! Celebrating the 50th anniversary of

Chess icon Viswanathan Anand surprised fans by sharing a viral video from Lollapalooza 2024, showcasing him passionately singing Stings Roxanne. Anand revealed his early admiration for The Polices songs, calling them a constant on his playlist. The video, posted on January 29, gained over three lakh views and 5,000 likes, with fans expressing awe at the previously unseen musical side of the chess legend.

Even though The Sting became the highest-grossing film of 1974 – and claimed seven Academy Awards – it took co-star Robert Redford more than three decades to finally watch his celebrated crime caper, one of only two movies he made with Paul Newman.

It's time to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the films of 1973 by ranking the 10 best movies from that year.

Barbenheimer has us thinking about other legendary, or sometimes laughable, box office face-offs

The arthouse pays tribute to a cinematically revolutionary year with ‘The Sting,’ ‘The Long Goodbye,’ ‘Fantastic Planet’ and more

The Sting, American caper movie, released in 1973, that was one of the most popular films of the 1970s and the second on-screen pairing of Paul Newman and Robert Redford. It won seven Academy Awards, including that for best picture. The movie begins in Joliet, Illinois, in September 1936. Two men, Johnny Hooker (played by Redford) and his partner, Luther (Robert Earl Jones), trick a courier out of $11,000, unaware that the money was to have been given to powerful mobster Doyle Lonnegan (Robert ...

Former head of National Prosecution Authority Bulelani Ngcuka maintains that his new book, The Sting in the Tail, is not intended to settle political scores.

Douglas Carter Beane, the Tony Award-nominated playwright behind “The Nance”...