‘Brave New World’ review: Mackie is strong, never mind plot
A heaving red brute froths and seethes behind a podium marked with the Presidential seal before tearing through the Rose Garden and leaving a swath…
RFU: Independent review finds governing body’s pay scheme ‘appropriate’
An independent review has found the Rugby Football Union's controversial executive pay scheme, which led to the resignation of its chairman Tom Ilube, was an…
We-Vibe Chorus review: my boyfriend used this app-controlled sex toy to make me orgasm from miles away
KEEPING the romance alive in a long-distance relationship can be tricky.The WeVibe Chorus couple’s vibrator promises to keep the chemistry sizzling, whether you and your…
Achieve Life Sciences Announces Positive Outcome of Second Data Safety Monitoring Committee Review for the ORCA-OL Clinical Trial
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Review: Larissa FastHorse’s ‘Fake It’ has historic debut at the Taper
Timing is everything in comedy, and one wonders how much funnier Larissa FastHorse’s “Fake It Until You Make It” might have been had it been…
‘No Other Land’ review: Journalists unite for harrowing doc
Futility is one of the hardest things for cinema to convey. Storytelling is inherently geared to forward momentum and obstacles that can potentially be overcome.…
‘Armand’ review: Parents, teachers clash in school-set drama
The title character of Halfdan Ullman Tøndel’s directorial debut is almost never seen, though he looms large in the drama that unfolds in a sprawling,…
‘Parthenope’ review: Sorrentino returns with surface charms
A softer Paolo Sorrentino (“The Great Beauty”) is still a fertile imagemaker. That means a willing viewer can coast through much of the Italian writer-director’s…
President Donald Trump calls for review of federal funding for NGOs
President Donald Trump gives a fist bump as he arrives at the National Prayer Breakfast in the Washington Hilton in Washington DC, on Thursday. Photo…
September 5 film review: This thought-provoking film is full of moral dilemmas but is no Spielberg’s movie Munich
September 5(15) 95 mins★★★★☆GEN Z is going to be confused by this historical drama set way back in 1972.At the centre of the story is…
Lick Paint Review: my new favourite paint brand
WITH so many paint options on the market, it's tough finding a go-to brand to get me through my house renovation with minimal fuss.I put…
‘Love Me’ review: Kristen Stewart, Steven Yeun in sparkless romance
Tell me if you’ve heard this one before: A buoy and a satellite meet on a post-humanity Earth. The satellite asks the buoy, “Are you…
Champneys Forest Mere review: Is it worth booking for Valentine's and Mother's Day?
Our head of beauty Zoe went on a mother-daughter weekend escape to Champneys' Forest Mere spa hotel in search of wellness. But did it live…
‘Dog Man’ review: Animation hides parental anxiety under fur
Never fear, “Dog Man” is here — to save your families from the doldrums of January moviegoing. The popular children’s books by Dav Pilkey (a…
TRREB Media Advisory: Market Outlook and Year in Review Event
Article contentTORONTO, Jan. 31, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Media are invited to attend TRREB’s highly anticipated 2025 Market Outlook and Year in Review event on…
‘Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story’ review: Minnelli’s team saluted
One of the casualties of an era centered on ring lights over stage lights is the marginalizing of the all-around “performer,” that blood-sweat-and-tears breed who…
‘Companion’ review: AI and dating mix darkly in horror lark
As studio horror has gotten slicker and funnier, closer to an amusement park ride than anything truly unnerving, it’s probably better to judge these films…
Review: Will Arbery’s delectably weird ‘Evanston Salt Costs Climbing’
Will Arbery has a knack for coming up with unmemorable play titles. “Heroes of the Fourth Turning,” his award-winning drama produced by Rogue Machine Theatre…
‘Watson’ review: Holmes’ sidekick moves into the spotlight
When you create a character as perfect as Sherlock Holmes, as Arthur Conan Doyle did in 1887 — and not just a character but a…
‘Star Trek: Area 31’ review: A diverting but frustrating first TV film
The contortions through which a series goes before it reaches the air — the creative decisions and studio demands, the castings and recasting, the rewrites…