ABC’s Dirty Dancing reboot makes big progress as the TV musical’s cast comes together.
Sequels tend to be things that the general public have grown wary of, though many have tried to prove the public wrong sequels tend to flop and present lackluster results and broken dreams; worse yet are when they are of classics.
Harvey Weinstein introduces his second Broadway play and shows us Derek Hough stepping into the shoes of Gene Kelly.
Disney presents a cleverly poignant film packed with references to socio-political issues, all wrapped in an animated bow perfect for all families. Below is our spoiler free review:
Resolving the admission issue after a lawsuit, the Metropolitan Museum of Art enforces the message that its doors are open to everyone despite their financial situation.
Archie comes closer and closer to the small silver screen as the casting continues for the comic adapted TV show.
“Now You See Me 2” finally releases more promotion in the form of character posters, giving fans a look into old and new characters.
Leisurewear is no longer that casual as Norwegian brand Onepiece introduces their new collection of casual-wear.
Guillermo del Toro brings childhood nightmares to life as progress is made on a classic book of scary stories.
The San Diego Comic Con beats previous records and sells out under an hour of opening sales.