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After a hectic few years working in TV drama, Anastasia was seduced away from the bright lights of London to travel & write around Europe. Now she blogs about her adventures and encourages people to think that her life is way more glamorous than it actually is.

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Todd Haynes, director of the acclaimed Cate Blanchett film Carol, will showcase his new film Wonderstruck at the 55th New York Film Festival. Adapted from Brian Selznick’s novel of

Mustafa Shakir as Bushmaster & Gabrielle Dennis as Nightshade have joined the cast of Marvel & Netflix’s 'Luke Cage''s second season.

Prominent organization The Ruderman Family Foundation has criticized the casting of Alec Baldwin (Beetlejuice) as a disabled character in upcoming film Blind. The film tells the story of

This year’s Fantasia Fest, the international film festival dedicated to genre cinema, will host a special screening for the Charlize Theron (Prometheus) and James McAvoy (Split) spy flick

Sony has asked Edgar Wright to consider writing a sequel to the surprise summer hit Baby Driver. After it stormed the box office with almost $40 million to

Director Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) has shot his latest short film entirely on his iPhone7. Détour is eleven minutes of heartwarming whimsy telling the story

Established in 1947, the Edinburgh International Film Festival is actually the world’s oldest continually running film festival. This year marked its 70th anniversary, and the city welcomed over

After cancelling some of its newest shows last month, Netflix has announced new episodes of comedy-dramas Dear White People and F is for Family. Dear White People premiered globally

In Edgar Wright’s biggest box office opening to date, Baby Driver has racked up $21 million after opening in over 3000 US theaters this weekend. The music-led action