DOB: December 3, 1948 | BIRTHPLACE : Birmingham, England | PROFESSION: Musician, Singer, Songwriter, TV Personality UNFORTUNATELY, OZZY OSBOURNE HAS PASSED AWAY DIED: July 22, 2025 (Age 76 Years) CITY: Birmingham, England, United Kingdom CAUSE OF DEATH: Complications from Parkinson’s disease and long-term health issues RESTING PLACE: Private burial near his Birmingham home OBITUARY: HERE INTRODUCTION Ozzy Osbourne is a legendary English singer, songwriter, and television personality known as the "Prince of Darkness." Rising to fame as the lead vocalist of Black Sabbath, Osbourne helped pioneer heavy metal music in the 1970s before launching a wildly successful solo career. His unique voice, eccentric persona, and larger-than-life presence have made him one of the most iconic figures in rock history. EARLY YEARS Born John Michael Osbourne in Aston, Birmingham, Ozzy grew up in a working-class family and struggled in school due to undiagnosed dyslexia. He found inspiration in The Beatles and began performing in local bands during his teenage years. His nickname "Ozzy" stuck with him from childhood, and his passion for music quickly outpaced his interest in traditional work, leading him down the path of rock stardom. CAREER In 1969, Osbourne co-founded Black Sabbath, a band that would define the sound and tone of heavy metal with dark, riff-heavy songs like "Paranoid," "Iron Man," and "War Pigs." His vocals, along with Tony Iommi’s guitar work, made the group a global sensation. After being fired from Sabbath in 1979 due to substance abuse issues, Osbourne launched a solo career that began with the landmark album Blizzard of Ozz , featuring classics like "Crazy Train" and "Mr. Crowley." His solo success carried through the 1980s and 1990s, blending theatrical stage shows with hard-hitting metal anthems. He became infamous for his wild antics, including biting the head off a bat during a live performance. In the 2000s, Ozzy reached a new generation of fans through the hit MTV reality show The Osbournes , which offered a chaotic and humorous look into his family life. Despite numerous health setbacks, including a Parkinson’s diagnosis, Osbourne continues to release new music and perform when possible. His most recent solo projects, including Ordinary Man (2020) and Patient Number 9 (2022), received critical acclaim and featured collaborations with major artists like Elton John, Post Malone, and Eric Clapton. BEHIND THE SCENES Offstage, Ozzy is known for his candidness, sense of humor, and surprising vulnerability. His decades-long marriage to Sharon Osbourne has endured through many trials, and their children—Aimee, Kelly, and Jack—have all gained attention in entertainment. Osbourne has also been an advocate for mental health and Parkinson’s awareness, often speaking openly about his struggles with addiction, depression, and physical challenges. TOP 10 SONGS Crazy Train (1980) Mr. Crowley (1980) Bark at the Moon (1983) No More Tears (1991) Mama, I'm Coming Home (1991) Flying High Again (1981) Diary of a Madman (1981) Shot in the Dark (1986) Under the Graveyard (2019) Dreamer (2001) ACCOLADES Ozzy Osbourne has won multiple Grammy Awards, including Best Metal Performance. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Black Sabbath in 2006 and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. His contribution to music was also honored at the MTV Europe Music Awards with the Global Icon Award in 2014. HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS He received the Ivor Novello Award for Lifetime Achievement and was named a “Living Legend” by Classic Rock Magazine. In 2023, Osbourne was recognized with the Icon Award at the Hitmakers Brunch hosted by Variety. Birmingham, his hometown, also unveiled a tram named after him, cementing his status as a cultural icon. CONCLUSION Ozzy Osbourne remains a towering figure in the history of rock music. From his revolutionary work with Black Sabbath to a solo career that defied the odds, his legacy continues to grow. Loved for both his outrageous behavior and his deep emotional resonance in music, Ozzy has earned his place as a true legend of heavy metal and pop culture alike. COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

OBITUARY Jerry Weintraub was a legendary American film producer, talent manager, and entertainment executive whose name became synonymous with show business success and bold Hollywood storytelling. Best known for producing the Ocean's Eleven trilogy, The Karate Kid films, and Diner , Weintraub’s impact extended across film, music, and television. He died on July 6, 2015, at the age of 77. A natural dealmaker and showman, Weintraub started his career as a music promoter, managing and touring with the likes of Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, and John Denver. He eventually transitioned into film production, where his instincts for popular entertainment led to some of the most successful movies of the 1980s and 2000s. EARLY LIFE Jerome Charles Weintraub was born on September 26, 1937, in Brooklyn, New York, and raised in the Bronx. From an early age, he demonstrated a knack for business and charisma, later serving in the Air Force before diving into the entertainment world. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Weintraub first made his mark in the music industry, producing massive tours for major stars. He then moved into motion pictures with the 1975 hit Nashville , directed by Robert Altman. His production company, Weintraub Entertainment Group, became a force in Hollywood, backing iconic franchises including The Karate Kid series. His career was revitalized in the 2000s when he produced Steven Soderbergh’s Ocean's Eleven and its sequels, starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt. The films were critical and commercial hits, showcasing Weintraub’s enduring taste for star-powered entertainment. PERSONAL LIFE Weintraub was married to singer Jane Morgan, and although the couple separated, they remained legally married. He had several children and was known for his larger-than-life personality, Hollywood parties, and deep connections across the entertainment industry. FINAL YEARS In his final years, Weintraub remained active in the industry, including work on HBO’s Behind the Candelabra , which won multiple Emmy Awards. He also published a bestselling memoir, When I Stop Talking, You’ll Know I’m Dead , reflecting on his storied life in show business. Weintraub passed away in Santa Barbara, California, leaving behind a legacy of blockbuster entertainment, unforgettable collaborations, and a reputation as one of Hollywood’s last great moguls. SEE BIOGRAPHY: HERE COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

Dan Aykroyd, a comedic genius and versatile entertainer, has graced the world with his distinctive brand of humor and creativity for decades. As a comedian, actor, writer, and musician, Aykroyd has left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment. In this blog post, we'll explore the remarkable life and career of Dan Aykroyd, a true legend of comedy. Early Life and Influences Daniel Edward Aykroyd was born on July 1, 1952, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. His father, a policy analyst, and his mother, a secretary, provided a stable and loving environment for Aykroyd's upbringing. He developed a passion for the performing arts from a young age, thanks in part to the influence of his mother, who was a part-time actress and a strong advocate of the arts. Comedy Roots at "The Second City" Aykroyd's path to comedy began in Toronto, where he joined the legendary improvisational comedy troupe "The Second City." This experience allowed him to sharpen his comedic skills, work with fellow aspiring comedians, and lay the groundwork for his future career in entertainment. It was at "The Second City" that Aykroyd met John Belushi, forging a partnership that would become legendary in the world of comedy. "Saturday Night Live" Breakthrough In 1975, Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi became two of the original cast members of "Saturday Night Live," a groundbreaking comedy sketch show that would redefine the genre. Aykroyd's iconic characters, including the Conehead Beldar, and his deadpan humor made him a standout presence on the show. His wit and comedic talent endeared him to audiences and made him a key figure in the show's success. Blues Brothers and Film Career One of Aykroyd's most enduring contributions to comedy was the creation of "The Blues Brothers" with John Belushi. The Blues Brothers' musical act, born on "Saturday Night Live," transitioned into a successful film, "The Blues Brothers" (1980), and later, "Blues Brothers 2000" (1998). The film showcased Aykroyd's talents as a writer, musician, and performer. Dan Aykroyd's film career flourished with roles in iconic movies like "Ghostbusters" (1984), where he played Dr. Raymond Stantz, and "Trading Places" (1983). His ability to seamlessly blend humor with heart and depth made him a sought-after actor in Hollywood. Entrepreneurial Ventures Beyond acting and comedy, Dan Aykroyd is an entrepreneur with a passion for various ventures. He co-founded the House of Blues chain of music venues and the Crystal Head Vodka brand. His interest in the paranormal also inspired him to co-create "Ghostbusters," a franchise that expanded into film, cartoons, and merchandise. Music and Writing In addition to his acting and comedy, Aykroyd is an accomplished musician. He has played harmonica with renowned artists and released music albums, demonstrating his love for the blues and music in general. He has also authored books, scripts, and screenplays, showcasing his literary talents. Conclusion Dan Aykroyd's life and career are a testament to the power of humor, creativity, and versatility. His journey from "The Second City" to "Saturday Night Live," his iconic film roles, and his entrepreneurial spirit reflect his exceptional range and impact on the world of entertainment. Aykroyd's legacy endures through the laughter he has brought to countless people and the many ways he has enriched the world of comedy and beyond. He remains a true legend in the realm of comedy, a versatile entertainer, and an inspiration to all. Dan Aykroyd is a versatile actor known for his comedic talent and his ability to contribute to a wide range of film genres. He has appeared in numerous films throughout his career, often showcasing his humor and creativity. Here are some of the top Dan Aykroyd films that have made a significant impact on his career and the world of cinema: "Ghostbusters" (1984) - Aykroyd played Dr. Raymond Stantz in this iconic supernatural comedy. His performance as one of the ghost-hunting parapsychologists contributed to the film's success and enduring popularity. "The Blues Brothers" (1980) - Aykroyd co-wrote and starred in this musical comedy alongside John Belushi. Their performances as Jake and Elwood Blues, respectively, showcased their comedic and musical talents. "Trading Places" (1983) - Aykroyd played Louis Winthorpe III in this classic comedy about a wealthy stockbroker who trades places with a homeless street hustler, played by Eddie Murphy. His performance added humor and depth to the film's exploration of social class. "Driving Miss Daisy" (1989) - Aykroyd portrayed Boolie Werthan in this Academy Award-winning drama. His character, the son of Jessica Tandy's Miss Daisy, provided support and humor in the film. "My Girl" (1991) - Aykroyd played Harry Sultenfuss, the father of the film's young protagonist, in this coming-of-age drama. His performance added warmth and heart to the story. "Coneheads" (1993) - Aykroyd reprised his "Saturday Night Live" role as Beldar Conehead in this science fiction comedy. His performance as the alien character brought humor and nostalgia to the film. "Spies Like Us" (1985) - Aykroyd co-starred with Chevy Chase in this Cold War comedy about two bumbling government agents. His comedic partnership with Chase was a highlight of the film. "Great Outdoors" (1988) - Aykroyd and John Candy played feuding brothers-in-law in this family comedy set in the wilderness. Aykroyd's portrayal of the obnoxious Roman Craig added to the film's humor. "My Stepmother Is an Alien" (1988) - Aykroyd starred as the scientist Steven Mills in this sci-fi comedy. His performance opposite Kim Basinger's alien character added comedic charm to the film. "Dragnet" (1987) - Aykroyd played Joe Friday in this comedy adaptation of the classic police procedural TV series. His deadpan humor and dedication to the role paid homage to the original show. These films represent some of the standout roles in Dan Aykroyd's career, showcasing his comedic talent and ability to entertain audiences across different genres. His contributions to the world of comedy and film continue to be celebrated. COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

PG | 2h 20min | 9/10 | Animation, Comedy Parental Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested, Some material may not be suitable for children.) STORYLINE Miles Morales returns for the next chapter of the Oscar®-winning Spider-Verse saga, an epic adventure that will transport Brooklyn's full-time, friendly neighborhood Spider-Man across the Multiverse to join forces with Gwen Stacy and a new team of Spider-People to face off with a villain more powerful than anything they have ever encountered. CREDITS Directed by: - Joaquim Dos Santos - Kemp Powers - Justin K. Thompson Written by: - Phil Lord - Christopher Miller - Dave Callaham Based on: Marvel Comics Produced by: - Phil Lord - Christopher Miller - Amy Pascal - Avi Arad - Christina Steinberg Starring: - Shameik Moore - Hailee Steinfeld - Brian Tyree Henry - Lauren Vélez - Jake Johnson - Jason Schwartzman - Issa Rae - Karan Soni - Shea Whigham - Greta Lee - Daniel Kaluuya - Mahershala Ali - Oscar Isaac Edited by: Michael Andrews Music by: Daniel Pemberton Production Companies: - Columbia Pictures - Marvel Entertainment - Sony Pictures Animation - Pascal Pictures - Lord Miller Productions - Arad Productions Distributed by: Sony Pictures Releasing Release dates: June 2, 2023 (United States) Running time: 140 minutes Country: United States Language: English Budget: $100 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

By Ryan Vickery  — NBA analyst and writer covering the players, moments, and milestones that define the game. Talks of a possible WNBA strike have surfaced once again, and with them comes a storm of debate. Is it a legitimate bargaining tool, or would it be a self-inflicted wound to a league still trying to cement its place in the American sports landscape? At first glance, the idea of a strike may sound empowering. After all, organized labor movements have shaped the balance of power in professional sports for decades. The NBA, MLB, NFL, and NHL have all used player strikes or lockouts to reset their bargaining agreements and redefine league economics. But the WNBA is not the NBA. And that’s where reality needs to come crashing in. A League Still Building Its Foundation The WNBA, while growing in popularity, still operates in a fragile ecosystem. Average attendance, television ratings, and sponsorship deals have improved, but they don’t come close to matching the scale of men’s professional leagues. The NBA subsidizes and supports the WNBA not only as a business extension but also as a statement about investing in women’s sports. Without that backing, the WNBA wouldn’t be in its current form. That dependence makes the notion of a strike incredibly risky. Unlike the NBA or MLB, where billion-dollar TV deals cushion the blow of work stoppages, the WNBA does not yet have that kind of leverage. If games were canceled, the league could lose crucial momentum it has worked hard to build, and fans—many of whom are still getting to know the WNBA—may not return. The Players’ Perspective It’s not hard to understand why players are frustrated. Salaries remain modest compared to their male counterparts, and many athletes must still play overseas during the offseason to supplement their income. Demanding fairer revenue sharing, improved travel conditions, and expanded benefits are not unreasonable goals. But the question is about timing and tactics. Can the league realistically afford the damage a strike would cause right now? And can the players afford to risk their careers in a league where roster spots are already scarce? History’s Harsh Lessons Sports history doesn’t look kindly on premature labor battles. The American Basketball League (ABL), launched in the 1990s as a rival to the WNBA, collapsed in just three seasons in part because its financial model—particularly player salaries—was unsustainable. Even in established sports, strikes have left scars. Major League Baseball is still haunted by the 1994 strike, which alienated a generation of fans. If baseball, with its century of tradition and deep financial roots, took a decade to recover, what would a strike do to a league still striving for recognition after less than three decades? Striking Without Leverage The cold truth is that strikes work only when workers have leverage. WNBA players deserve respect, better pay, and improved working conditions. But as long as the league is still climbing toward profitability, the balance of power is lopsided. Walking away from the court may make a statement, but it could also leave the league vulnerable to collapse. The better path may lie in negotiation, public advocacy, and continuing to grow the game’s audience. Each new broadcast deal, each packed arena, and each breakout superstar strengthens the players’ long-term position. Striking now could erase years of progress. The Bigger Picture The WNBA has made enormous strides in visibility and cultural relevance. Players are increasingly recognized as leaders, role models, and advocates for social change. That influence should not be underestimated. But influence and leverage are not the same thing. If players choose to strike, they risk alienating fans, damaging the league’s growth, and jeopardizing opportunities for future generations. If they hold the line, negotiate smartly, and keep building momentum, they may eventually achieve the kind of bargaining power that makes a strike not just symbolic, but effective. Conclusion A WNBA strike today would be less a bold revolution and more a dangerous gamble. The league is still in its adolescence, and while the push for progress is real and justified, burning down the house before the foundation is fully set could leave nothing to rebuild. The players have a vital role to play in shaping the league’s future, but their greatest strength lies not in walking away—it lies in staying on the court, growing the game, and ensuring that when the time comes to demand more, the WNBA will be too big, too strong, and too essential to ignore. About the Author Ryan Vickery  is a staff writer for Massive Action Media with a degree in Sports Management. Based in Austin, Texas, he has been covering the NBA since 2022, delivering insights on players, rankings, and franchise history. Copyright/Disclaimer View The Copyright Disclaimer here Report Errors/Contribute to Site Submit errors or contribute to our site here

PG-13 | 2hr 14min | 7/10 | Adventure, Comedy, Action Parental Rating: PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned, Some Material May Be Inappropriate for Children Under 13) STORYLINE "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves", released in 2023, features an enchanting thief and a band of improbable adventurers who start out on a legendary hunt to find and reclaim a long-lost vestige. However, it's easier said than done for this band of unlikely seekers as they are faced with many dangers and encounters with the wrong people. CREDITS Directed by: - Jonathan Goldstein - John Francis Daley Written by: - Jonathan Goldstein - John Francis Daley - Michael Gilio - Chris McKay Based on: Dungeons & Dragons by Hasbro Produced by: - Jeremy Latcham - Brian Goldner - Nick Meyer Starring: - Chris Pine - Michelle Rodriguez - Regé-Jean Page - Justice Smith - Sophia Lillis - Hugh Grant Cinematography:  Barry Peterson Edited by: Dan Lebental Music by:  Lorne Balfe Production Companies: - Paramount Pictures - Hasbro - Entertainment One Distributed by:   Paramount Pictures Release date:  March 31, 2023 Running time:  2hr 14min Country:  United States Language: English Budget:  $150 million Box office:  $208.2 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

NR | 1hr 21min | 7.3/10 | Comedy, Drama, Rom-Com Parental Rating: Unrated (This film is not rated.) STORYLINE "Fallen Leaves", released in 2023, is a Finnish film about Helsinki in the modern era. Alma and Jussi are just two lonely people seeking love. In this movie, which happens in a karaoke bar. Their path to love and happiness isn't an easy one as they are challenged by many obstacles along the way like lost phone numbers, alcohol, etc. CREDITS Directed by: Aki Kaurismäki Written by: Aki Kaurismäki Produced by: - Misha Jaari - Aki Kaurismäki - Mark Lwoff Starring: - Alma Pöysti - Jussi Vatanen Cinematography:  Timo Salminen Edited by: Samu Heikkilä Production Companies: - Sputnik Oy - Bufo - Pandora Film Distributed by:   - B-Plan Distribution (Finland) - Pandora Film (Germany) Release date:  September 15, 2023 Running time:  1hr 21min Country:   - Finland - Germany Language: Finnish Budget:  $1.498 million (USD) Box office:  $8.2 million (USD) COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

PG-13 | 2hr 15min | 8/10 | Romance, History, Drama Parental Rating: PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned, Some Material May Be Inappropriate for Children Under 13) STORYLINE Released in 2023, the French film, "The Taste of Things" is about a women named Eugenie who is a cook with a good reputation. For 20 years, she's been working for Dodin, a gourmet chef. The plot thickens as the two grow fond of each other and find themselves in a budding romance. Eugenie is resistant to committing Dodin, so he begins to cook for her. CREDITS Directed by: Trần Anh Hùng Written by: Trần Anh Hùng Produced by: Olivier Delbosc Starring: - Juliette Binoche - Benoît Magimel Cinematography:  Jonathan Ricquebourg Edited by: Mario Battistel Production Companies: - Curiosa Films - Gaumont - France 2 Cinéma - Umedia Distributed by:   Gaumont Release date:  November 8, 2023 Running time:  2hr 15min Country:  France Language: France Budget:  Not Specified Box office:  $3.5 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

PG-13 | 2hr 4min | 8/10 | Animation, Adventure, Drama Parental Rating: PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned, Some Material May Be Inappropriate for Children Under 13) STORYLINE "The Boy and the Heron", released in 2023 is an animated adventure about Mahito, a boy who longs for his mother and seeks her out in a world that is shared by the dead and the living. A series of mysterious and unusual events result in finding an ancient tower, this is where the adventure starts to get interesting. CREDITS Directed by: Hayao Miyazaki Written by: Hayao Miyazaki Produced by: Toshio Suzuki Starring: - Soma Santoki - Masaki Suda - Aimyon - Yoshino Kimura - Shōhei Hino - Ko Shibasaki - Takuya Kimura Cinematography:  Atsushi Okui Edited by: Takeshi Seyama Music by:  Joe Hisaishi Production Companies: Studio Ghibli Distributed by:  Toho Release date:  July 14, 2023 Running time:  2hr 4min Country:  Japan Language: Japanese Budget:  Not Specified Box office:  $166.3 million (USD) COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

R | 2hr 31min | 8/10 | Thriller, Crime, Drama Parental Rating: R (Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) STORYLINE In "Anatomy of a Fall", released in 2023, a woman is suspect in her husband's murder. What's more is that they have a son who is visually impaired, but who witnessed the murder, which brings its own challenges to the storyline. The husband, Samuel, is found dead, lying in the snow outside of their secluded chalet with his wife and son. While they are determining if he was murdered or if he took his own life, the relationship between the son, Daniel, and the mother, Sandra becomes tense. CREDITS Directed by:  Justine Triet Written by: Justine Triet Produced by: - Marie-Ange Luciani - David Thion Starring: - Sandra Hüller - Swann Arlaud - Milo Machado-Graner - Antoine Reinartz - Samuel Theis - Jehnny Beth - Saadia Bentaieb - Camille Rutherford - Anne Rotger - Sophie Fillières Cinematography:  Simon Beaufils Edited by: Laurent Sénéchal Production Companies: - Les Films Pelléas - Les Films de Pierre Distributed by:  Le Pacte Release date:  August 23, 2023 (France) Running time:   Country:  France Language: - French - English - German Budget:  $6.7 million (USD) Box office:  $26.9 million (USD) COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

PG | 2hr 3min | 8/10 | Drama Parental Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested, Some material may not be suitable for children.) STORYLINE Released in 2023, "Perfect Days" shows that Hirayama seems happy enough to live a simple life as a toilet cleaner in Tokyo. His days are routine and structured, which allows him to enjoy reading books and playing music, which are two of his great passions. He also likes to take pictures of trees, which means his passions extend to photography. Over the course of the film, more is uncovered about Hirayama's past and there are also a series of unexpected engagements. CREDITS Directed by:  Wim Wenders Written by:   - Takuma Takasaki - Wim Wenders Produced by: - Wim Wenders - Takuma Takasaki - Koji Yanai Starring: - Kōji Yakusho - Tokio Emoto Cinematography:  Franz Lustig Edited by:  Toni Froschhammer Production Companies: - Master Mind Limited - Spoon Inc. - Wenders Images Distributed by:   - DCM - Bitters End Release date:  December 22, 2023 Running time:   2hr 3min Country:   - Japan - Germany Language:  Japanese Budget:  Not Specified Box office:  $15.7 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

PG-13 | 1hr 45min | 8/10 | Romance, Drama Parental Rating: PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned, Some Material May Be Inappropriate for Children Under 13) STORYLINE "Past Lives", released in 2023, tells a story of two profoundly close childhood friends, Hae Sung and Nora, who are pulled apart when Nora and her family leave for New York. The story moves forward 20 years later when the two closely connected friends are reunited for one week when they face the concepts of fate and love. CREDITS Directed by:  Celine Song Written by:  Celine Song Produced by: - David Hinojosa - Christine Vachon - Pamela Koffler Starring: - Greta Lee - Teo Yoo - John Magaro Cinematography:  Shabier Kirchner Edited by:  Keith Fraase Music by:   - Christopher Bear - Daniel Rossen Production Companies: - CJ ENM - Killer Films - 2AM Distributed by:  A24 Release date:  June 2, 2023 Running time:   1hr 45min Country:  United States Language:   - English - Korean Budget:  $12 million Box office:  $23.8 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

NR | 3hr 17min | 8/10 | Drama Parental Rating: Unrated (This film is not rated.) STORYLINE Released in 2023, "About Dry Grasses" tells the story of a young art teacher, Samet, who is completing his fourth year in mandatory service to a school in Anatolia, a secluded village. As events he cannot understand unfold, he loses hope from escaping a dismal lifetime in Anatolia. Nuray, a female coworker (teacher) tries to help him overcome is lack of hope. CREDITS Directed by:  Nuri Bilge Ceylan Written by: - Nuri Bilge Ceylan - Ebru Ceylan - Akın Aksu Produced by: Nuri Bilge Ceylan Starring: - Deniz Celiloğlu - Merve Dizdar - Musab Ekici Cinematography:   - Kürşat Üresin - Cevahir Şahin Edited by:   - Nuri Bilge Ceylan - Oğuz Atabaş Music by:  Philip Timofeyev Production Companies: - NBC Film - Memento Production - Komplizen Film Distributed by:   - Memento Distribution - Bir Film Release date:  September 29, 2023 (Turkey) Running time:   3hr 17min Country:   - Turkey - France - Germany Language:  Turkish Budget:  Not Specified Box office:  $2.2 million (USD) COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

R | 2hr 13min | 8/10 | Comedy, Drama Parental Rating: R (Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) STORYLINE "The Holdovers" released in 2023 is about a curmudgeonly classical studies teacher at an isolated boarding school in 1970 is forced to chaperone a troubled student and the grief-stricken head cook over Christmas break. As a blizzard further isolates them, an unlikely bond forms among the trio, pushing them to confront their pasts, heal old wounds, and discover hope for the future, making it a heartwarming but sometimes predictable journey of personal growth and redemption. CREDITS Directed by:  Alexander Payne Written by:  David Hemingson Produced by: - Mark Johnson - Bill Block - David Hemingson Starring: - Paul Giamatti - Da'Vine Joy Randolph - Dominic Sessa Cinematography: Eigil Bryld Edited by: Kevin Tent Music by:  Mark Orton Production Companies: - Miramax - Gran Via Distributed by:  Focus Features Release date:  October 27, 2023 Running time:   2hr 13min Country:  United States Language:  English Budget: Not specified Box office:  $37.8 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

PG-13 | 2hr 4min | 8/10 | Action, Drama, Adventure Parental Rating: R (Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) STORYLINE "Godzilla Minus One", released in 2023, takes place in Japan after World War II as the country had only just recovered from the war in the 1940s. Godzilla shows up as a new danger as the monster surfaces just off the coast of Tokyo. A war deserter, Koichi, is traumatized by his initial encounter with Godzilla and sees this peril as an avenue to redeem himself from his deserter status during the war. CREDITS Directed by:  Takashi Yamazaki Written by:  Takashi Yamazaki Produced by: - Minami Ichikawa - Shūji Abe - Kenji Yamada - Kazuaki Kishida - Gō Abe - Keiichirō Moriya Starring: - Ryunosuke Kamiki - Yuki Yamada - Munetaka Aoki - Hidetaka Yoshioka - Sakura Ando - Kuranosuke Sasaki Cinematography:  Kōzō Shibasaki Edited by:  Ryūji Miyajima Music by:  Naoki Satō Production Companies: - Toho Studios - Robot Communications Distributed by:  Toho Release date:  November 3, 2023 Running time:   2hr 4min Country:  Japan Language:  Japanese Budget:  $10 million Box office:  $106 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

R | 2hr 21min | 8.4/10 | Comedy, Drama , Romance Parental Rating:   R (Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) STORYLINE Released in 2023, "Poor Things" tells an extraordinary tale of the bizarre progress of a young female, Bella Baxter, played by Emma Stone in this dark comedy. In this movie, Bella Baxter is brought back to life by an eccentric, yet highly intelligent scientist played by Willem Defoe named Dr. Godwin Baxter. Bella is hungry to learn about the world and the things she doesn't yet know or understand. CREDITS Directed by:   Yorgos Lanthimos Written by:  Tony McNamara Produced by: - Ed Guiney - Andrew Lowe - Yorgos Lanthimos - Emma Stone Starring: - Emma Stone - Mark Ruffalo - Willem Dafoe - Ramy Youssef - Christopher Abbott - Jerrod Carmichael Cinematography:  Robbie Ryan Edited by: Yorgos Mavropsaridis   Music by: Jerskin Fendrix Production Companies: - Film4 - Element Pictures - TSG Entertainment Distributed by:  Searchlight Pictures Release date:  December 8, 2023 Running time:   2hr 21min Country:   - Ireland - United Kingdom - United States Language:  English Budget:  $35 million Box office:  $81.2 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

PG-13 | 2hr 04min | 7/10 | History, Drama, Sports Parental Rating: PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned, Some Material May Be Inappropriate for Children Under 13 STORYLINE The Boys in the Boat is a sports drama based on the #1 New York Times bestselling non-fiction novel written by Daniel James Brown. The film, directed by George Clooney, is about the 1936 University of Washington rowing team that competed for gold at the Summer Olympics in Berlin. This inspirational true story follows a group of underdogs at the height of the Great Depression as they are thrust into the spotlight and take on elite rivals from around the world. ( MGM) CREDITS Directed by: George Clooney Screenplay by: Mark L. Smith Based on: The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown Produced by: - Grant Heslov - George Clooney Starring: - Joel Edgerton - Callum Turner Cinematography: Martin Ruhe Edited by: Tanya M. Swerling Music by: Alexandre Desplat Production Companies: - Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - Smokehouse Pictures - Tempesta Films - Anonymous Content Distributed by: Amazon MGM Studios Distribution Release dates: - December 7, 2023 (SIFF Cinema Downtown) - December 25, 2023 (United States) Running time: 124 minutes Country: United States Language: English Budget: $40 million Box office: $43.2 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

R | 1hr 43min | 6/10 | Romance, Comedy, RomCom Parental Rating: R (Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) STORYLINE "Anyone But You", released in 2023, is directed by Will Gluck and set in Australia's sun-drenched shore. The film is based on the essential basic romance/comedy of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" with some modern twists and elements. The film is set on the shores of Australia that embraces the classic "enemies to lovers" romantic comedy. It explores the path of Bea (law student) and Ben (cynical finance broker) from their first date to attraction. CREDITS Directed by: Will Gluck Written by: Ilana Wolpert Starring: - Sydney Sweeney - Glen Powell - Alexandra Shipp - GaTa - Hadley Robinson Produced by: - Will Gluc - Joe Roth - Jeff Kirschenbaum Production Companies: - Columbia Pictures - SK Global - RK Films - Olive Bridge Entertainment Cinematography: Danny Ruhlmann Edited by: - Tia Nolan - Kim Boritz-Brehm Music by: - Este Haim - Christopher Stracey Distributed by: Sony Pictures Release date: December 22, 2023 Run Time: 1hr 43min Country: United States Languages: English Budget: $25 million Box office: $172.3 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

PG-13 | 2hr 24min | 7/10 | Action, Adventure, SciFi Parental Rating: PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned, Some Material May Be Inappropriate for Children Under 13.) STORYLINE "The Flash" (2023) is a pivotal installment in the DC Extended Universe, focusing on Barry Allen's journey as the eponymous hero. Directed by Andy Muschietti, the film explores the concept of the multiverse, allowing Barry to traverse different timelines and realities trying to save his mother. However, his actions have unintended consequences, potentially altering the fabric of his universe and the futures of those around him. This narrative brings together elements from various DC timelines and potentially resets the DCEU. CREDITS Directed by: Andy Muschietti Written by: Christina Hodson Story by: - John Francis Daley - Jonathan Goldstein - Joby Harold Starring: - Ezra Miller - Sasha Calle - Michael Shannon - Ron Livingston - Maribel Verdú - Kiersey Clemons - Antje Traue - Michael Keaton Produced by: - Barbara Muschietti - Michael Disco Production Companies: - Warner Bros. Pictures - DC Studios - Double Dream - The Disco Factory Cinematography: Henry Braham Edited by: - Jason Ballantine - Paul Machliss Music by: Benjamin Wallfisch Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures Release date: June 16, 2023 Run Time: 2hr 24min Country: United States Languages: English Budget: $200–220 million Box office: $271.3 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here

PG-13 | 1h 44min | 7/10 | Comedy, Drama Parental Rating: PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned, Some Material May Be Inappropriate for Children Under 13) STORYLINE "Asteroid City" is set in a fictional American desert town during the 1950s. The story revolves around a Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet convention, bringing together students and parents from across the country for scholarly competition, rest, recreation, comedy, drama, and romance. CREDITS Director: Wes Anderson Writers: - Wes Anderson - Roman Coppola Starring: - Jason Schwartzman as Augie Steenbeck - Scarlett Johansson as Midge Campbell - Tom Hanks as Stanley Zak - Jeffrey Wright as General Grif Gibson Produced by: - Wes Anderson - Steven Rales - Jeremy Dawson Production Companies: - Indian Paintbrush - American Empirical Pictures Cinematography: Robert Yeoman Edited by: Barney Pilling Music by: Alexandre Desplat Distributed by: Focus Features Release date: June 16, 2023 Run Time: 1h 44min Country: USA Languages: English Budget : $25 million Box office: $54 million COPYRIGHT/DISCLAIMER View The Copyright Disclaimer here REPORT ERRORS or ADD INFORMATION Submit errors or add information to our site here