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Actor Zach Avery arrested for allegedly running $227-million Hollywood movie Ponzi scheme By Mary Stringini Hollywood actor arrested in alleged $227-million Ponzi scheme Zachary J. Horwitz, a small time Hollywood actor, has been arrested for running a big time Hollywood Ponzi scheme, bilking movie investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars. LOS ANGELES - A small-time actor has been arrested for running a big-time Hollywood Ponzi scheme, bilking movie investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars. Zachary Joseph Horwitz, 34, who goes by the screen name "Zach Avery," was arrested by F...

Noise Pollution: Birdstriking, BoXuan, Narakam, J-Fever, Whale Circus, ReJianBeiShaShou Apr 2, 2021 2:30 pm | 1 comment | 76 reads While Qingming Festival and Easter duke it out for our attention – wicker baskets, fire bins, and all – the music scene has other plans and could care less about who’s grave we’ll be sweeping or where your chocolate eggs are hiding. And I’m okay with that. More tunes to soak in over the long weekend, more opportunities to check out some new bands, and plenty of time to recover from whatever it was you ingest...

Fury's Zach Avery star as ex-lovers with a complicated past in the first trailer for upcoming neo-noir thriller Last Moment of Clarity, which also stars Succession's Brian Cox. Described as a "Hitchcockian adventure", the film is due to be released on digital on March 8. It follows Sam Pivnic (Avery), a gambling addict who was forced to go on the run in Paris after a brush with the Bulgarian mob results in the death of his fiancée. Three years later, a chance encounter leads him to believe that she may still be alive and has forged a new life for herself as an aspiring actor across the po...

Ralph Fiennes assumed his character in The Dig was a piece of fiction when he first read the script. The new Netflix film tells the extraordinary story of Sutton Hoo; the excavation - as the Second World War loomed - of a medieval grave in Suffolk, where a 27m-long ship was buried. Not only that, but a chamber full of dazzling riches was found at the centre of the boat, the most iconic being the Sutton Hoo helmet. Ipswich-born Fiennes knew about the famous discovery but it was only after he "quickly did some research, as we all do, on Wikipedia" that he realised the extent to which The Dig wa...

By Herald Magazine The best of our weekly guide to everything happening in Scotland Ralph Fiennes as Basil Brown and Monica Dolan as May Brown Picture: PA Photo/Netflix/Larry Horricks Ralph Fiennes assumed his character in The Dig was a piece of fiction when he first read the script. The new Netflix film tells the extraordinary story of Sutton Hoo; the excavation - as the Second World War loomed - of a medieval grave in Suffolk, where a 27m-long ship was buried. Not only that, but a chamber full of dazzling ...