Latin Grammy “Best New Artist Nominee” Nicki Nicole has been killing the exploding urban music scene in Argentina.
IT star Jack Dylan Grazer is quickly becoming an “It boy young actor.” With roles in the popular IT horror movies, DC Comics superhero film Shazam!, and now HBO’s We Are Who We Are, Grazer sure is solidifying and manifesting his place in Hollywood.
Half Brothers, written and directed by Luke Greenfield, tells the story of two siblings who have never met before yet are forced to take a road trip planned for them by their ailing father who desperately wants to reconnect his broken family. Renato, played by Luis Gerardo Mendez, and Asher (Connor Del Rio) are an unlikely pairing that must go through trials and tribulations that ultimately leads to the idea that family is an unbreakable bond above all else.
Bella Thorne and Malin Akerman go head-to-head in their new film “Chick Fight.” The film follows Akerman’s character Anna as she joins an all-female underground fight club as a way to get her life together. The suggestion comes from her bestie (Dulce Sloan) when Anna’s life seems to be falling apart.
Halloween is not canceled! Sure, there might be a worldwide pandemic going on and our new normal has called for a few adjustments here and there, but the spirit is still alive and kicking.
From Kim and Kanye to Chrissy and John, Hollywood’s A-List celeb couples were lit in celebration of the spooky season. By lit, I mean their pumpkins of course. Along with theirs, 1000’s of hand-carved Jack O’Lanterns illuminate the King Gillette Ranch in Calabasas for a family-friendly Halloween experience.
Set in post-WWII Ohio and West Virginia, The Devil All The Time is a mid-western story that explores the themes of faith, family, violence, and redemption amongst small-town folk.
The Sleepover is Netflix’s latest action-packed, family comedy to hit its roster. Picture a modern-day Spy-Kids adventure with a twist.
Based on the book “Pornology” – a real-life story from author Ayn Carrillo Gailey – A Nice Girl Like You follows Lucy Neal (Lucy Hale), a young woman that is dumped and accused of being “pornophobic” by her boyfriend.
Argentinian-Spanish artist Nathy Peluso blends Latin pop, Hip-Hop, R&B, and more into her music.
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