This week, we’ve got new music spanning from Fever Marlene and Lake Drive to Plytme, Joshua Jenkins and much more.
Join Tony®, Grammy®, and Emmy® Award winner Ben Platt for an exclusive 3-week concert residency at the historic Palace Theatre! From May 28th to June 15th, Ben, along with a star-studded set of ...
Adrien Brody, Rachel Zegler and Ben Platt will star in the music-driven AIDS drama “Last Dance,” FilmNation announced on Thursday. Karim Aïnouz (“Rosebush Pruning”) will direct from a screenplay by ...
Two-time Oscar winner Adrien Brody, WhatsOnStage and Olivier Award winner Rachel Zegler and Tony Award winner Ben Platt will star in Last Dance, a new film from Brazilian filmmaker Karim Aïnouz. Platt ...
Adrien Brody (The Fear of 13) and Rachel Zegler (Romeo + Juliet) are set to lead Brazilian filmmaker Karim Aïnouz's Last Dance, a film focusing on the relationship between a Broadway composer, Elliot ...
EXCLUSIVE: Two-time Oscar winner Adrien Brody (The Brutalist) and Golden Globe winner Rachel Zegler (West Side Story) have been set to star in Brazilian filmmaker and Cannes habitué Karim Aïnouz’s ...
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Whether made by human hand or shady algorithm, emotion-based playlists are everywhere. But if you’re looking for a superior soundtrack to ‘all the feels’, get your ears round these selections from our ...
The trio will star in “I Am Not Your Mother,” with “The Skeleton Twins” director Craig Johnson helming a script by him and Ryan O’Connell. Here’s a brief logline, via the outlet: “Ollie (Platt), a ...
According to the synopsis, the film follows a young queer director, Ollie, played by Platt, who becomes fixated on legendary actress Nora Dresden (Coon.) Looking for a comeback, she agrees to star in ...
Do you want the whole world to be able to see your Spotify playlists? The name of the playlist and the songs? Probably not. Chances are, you’re cringing at the idea of someone peeking at your music.