Interview: Shawn Ahmed Discusses His Role in the Epic Theater Production ‘Mahabharata’
We spoke with actor Shawn Ahmed about his recent work in the epic theater production, Mahabharata. Read on for the interview!
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Nick Carter Takes Fans on a Journey Through the ’80s with his ‘Who I Am’ Tour
Nick Carter’s ‘Who I Am’ Tour incorporates music from the ’80s and early ’90s, along with Backstreet Boys hits and solo tracks.
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While the foreshadowing is heavy in Dangerous Waters, that doesn’t make the film any less shocking. Read on for our review.
‘Slayers: A Buffyverse Story’ is Everything ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ Fans Could Want in an Audible Drama
Cast members from Buffy the Vampire Slayer have reunited for a new project set in the Buffyverse, and it’s everything fans of the original series could want.
‘You Always Come Back’ is a Hauntingly Beautiful Tale About Family, Loyalty, and Murder — Book Review
The debut novel from Emily Smith, You Always Come Back is an an intriguing story that grips the reader right from the start. Read on for our review!
Dumb Money Review: This Underdog Story is More Fun Than You’d Expect
Dumb Money is ultimately an endearing underdog tale. It’s fun to watch, though it misses the mark with some of its characters. Read our review.
U2 Release New Song, “Atomic City” — Listen!
Hours before the opening night of their U2:UV shows at Sphere in Las Vegas, U2 released a brand new track, “Atomic City.”
Preview: Watch the Trailer for ‘Dumb Money’
Dumb Money is the ultimate David vs. Goliath tale about the everyday people who flipped the script on Wall Street. Here’s a preview.
Spike is the Hero in a Brand New ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ Audible Series
Buffy the Vampire Slayer cast members James Marsters, Charisma Carpenter, and more are reuniting for a new Audible series.
The Use of Matchbox Twenty’s ‘Push’ in ‘Barbie’ is Brilliant, and Not Just Because of Ryan Gosling’s Epic Performance
The use of Matchbox Twenty’s “Push” in the Barbie movie is not only a funny choice; it’s also poignant and symbolic. We break it down here.