Unidentified Object Off U.S. Coast: A 17th-Century Submersible?
Decades-old mystery solved! Was this disc-shaped object recovered off Florida's coast a 17th-century submersible used by treasure hunters?
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Decades-old mystery solved! Was this disc-shaped object recovered off Florida's coast a 17th-century submersible used by treasure hunters?
The International Cinematographers Guild will honor Janusz Kamiński and Stephen Lighthill at its 25th annual Emerging Cinematographers Awards.
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Amazon/MUBIIt seems the MPAA is in its “Don’t Say Gay” era. The organization, which assigns films a rating as a guide to their content and appropriateness for children and teenagers, controversially slapped two of this summer’s buzziest queer films with disproportionately harsh ratings—thereby reminding audiences and critics of the oft-criticized board’s history of censoring LGBTQ+ content.This month, Prime Video’s frothy gay rom-com Red, Whit
Days after a bar in Gatineau, Que., made waves for its comedy night lineups featuring one woman — who turned out to not even exist — female and non-binary comedians in Montreal take centre stage at Ladyfest and explain why it's so important to keep taking up space in the industry.
The MPAA gave “Red, White & Royal Blue” and “Passages” explicit ratings for sex scenes that were tamer than those in “heterosexual” movies that were given a pass. What gives?