How one young man is breaking barriers in artistic swimming
The girls seemed to like having Kenny Gaudet on their team but some of the parents, not so much. They went behind his back, quietly [Read More]
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Peter Ueberroth is remembered as ‘Man Who Saved the Olympics’
The assembled guests were eager to hear Peter Ueberroth’s words of wisdom, hoping he’d extend a pleasant hour of reminiscing about the 1984 Los Angeles [Read More]
Man slammed by school employee after running onto O.C. high school football field with ‘vulgar’ flag
One of the biggest hits of the Anaheim Katella versus La Palma Kennedy high school football game happened off the field Friday night when a [Read More]
Hollywood Flashback: David Bowie Debuted as ‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’ in 1976
David Bowie, the subject of Brett Morgen’s new documentary Moonage Daydream (in theaters and on Imax screens Sept. 16), appeared in 12 scripted movies — [Read More]
Busan Film Festival to Open with Iran’s ‘Scent of Wind,’ Close with Kei Ishikawa’s ‘A Man’
The 27th edition of Busan International Film Festival will open with Scent of Wind by the Iranian director Hadi Mohaghegh and close with A Man [Read More]
Brendan Fraser on ‘The Whale’ in Venice: “The Most Heroic Man I’ve Ever Played”
Brendan Fraser, the Hollywood leading man who largely disappeared from the big screen in recent years, landed on the Lido in Venice Sunday to discuss [Read More]
Venice Hidden Gem: Kei Ishikawa’s ‘A Man’ Reflects on the Elusive Identity of Japan’s “Lost Generation”
The existential drift of Japan’s post-bubble “lost generation” gets the mystery thriller treatment in Kei Ishikawa’s Venice Horizons entry, A Man. Based on the novel of [Read More]
Venice: Japanese Mystery ‘A Man’ Sells to France, Asian Territories (Exclusive)
Japanese mystery drama A Man, the second feature of rising Japanese director Kei Ishikawa, inked a batch of sales heading into its world premiere in [Read More]