George Clooney says there’s a “really great script” for another Ocean’s movie he might return for. Speaking with Uproxx’s Mike Ryan, Clooney revealed that a script for a new Ocean’s movie has already been written. “We have a really good script for another Ocean’s now, so we may end up doing another one. It’s actually a great
Month: December 2023
Google’s last Pixel Feature Drop for 2023, has finally arrived. It brings a ton of new features that will arrive on new and recent Pixel smartphones. Some of these updates also have features that trickle down to other Pixel ecosystem devices. While the highlight of this update includes some new generative AI features that use
James Cameron says the upcoming Avatar 3 will place an emphasis on character development over visual effects. Speaking with GQ, Cameron provided an update about what fans can expect out of the third movie in the Avatar franchise. “The big [creative] advance in this movie is just going to be greater character depth,” Cameron said.
A few new titles will grace Netflix next year. Following the announcement of some Disney-owned shows streaming on the platform soon, Netflix subscribers have a stacked list of films and television shows to look forward to in 2024. This includes the Jason Momoa-led Aquaman, the John Wick trilogy, and two Mamma Mia! films, among others.
Amongst the many mysteries that Leave the World Behind left viewers with, one of the most confusing was the symbolism involved with the number of deer spotted in the film. Why was there a herd of deer seen multiple times in the movie? What is their significance? Here’s all you need to know. What did
It’s a Barbie World at the Critics Choice Awards. Barbie leads the nominations for film at the 2024 Critics Choice Awards with a record-breaking 18 nominations. The previous record was held by Everything Everywhere All at Once and The Shape of Water with 14 nominations. Barbie was nominated in nearly every major category, including Best
Mick Mars has released a new solo single titled “Right Side of Wrong,” the second helping off his upcoming full-length solo debut The Other Side of Mars. You can listen to the song below. “Right Side of Wrong” is a stomping, riff-heavy rocker with a decidedly more alt-rock feel than the bulk of Mars’ work in Motley
TODAY: In 1960, English suffragette and literary journal editor Dora Marsden dies. This image captures Marsden’s the arrest for disrupting a meeting at Manchester University in 1909. Also on Lit Hub: On the creative collaboration of Man Ray and Kiki de Montparnasse • Phyllis Rose on writing about real people, making your diaries public, and
Shannen Doherty and her estranged husband have a much different memory of how and when they split up — his version flies in the face of the infidelity she alleged on her podcast, but Shannen is doubling down on “the truth.” Here’s the deal … Shannen made headlines last week when she went on her
In this week’s Dispatches from The Secret Library, Dr Oliver Tearle enjoys Alex Johnson’s new compendium of ‘on this day’ literary nuggets I began this blog eleven years ago to this day, back on 1 December 2012. Since then, I have broadened my range from curious facts about literary genres and specific authors to more
By Dr Oliver Tearle (Loughborough University) Of all the authors whose works most follow Kafka, Ferenc Karinthy is unlikely to be a name to leap to most readers’ lips. He remains virtually unknown in English-speaking countries. And yet his 1970 novel Metropole is a quintessential Kafkaesque piece which also, at times, manages to take Kafka’s
By Dr Oliver Tearle (Loughborough University) Aldous Huxley (1894-1963) was an important twentieth-century writer whose work often explored some of the ‘biggest’ and most important ideas of his day. The following pick of his best books include a work documenting his experiences of drug-taking, classic dystopian fiction, radical utopian vision, and social satires of the
In this week’s Dispatches from The Secret Library, Dr Oliver Tearle enjoys a new study of the unexpected worlds of C. S. Lewis December has always been the month read C. S. Lewis. Perhaps it was growing up reading The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and the land of Narnia being in the grip
By Dr Oliver Tearle (Loughborough University) ‘Barbie Doll’ is a poem by the American writer and activist Marge Piercy (born 1936). It was published in 1971 before being included in Piercy’s 1973 collection, To Be of Use. The poem is an example of feminist literature: it focuses on a girl who is encouraged to perform
Time is ticking down to the highly anticipated solar eclipse next April, and the Texas Eclipse festival has proven to be the place to be not just to catch this celestial sighting, but also for an incredibly unique 5 day experience where people, music, art, space, and technology will converge. Building onto their already massive
We can always count on DJ Susan’s Hood Politics imprint to showcase the best rising talent around. This week’s spotlight is two immensley talented artists, CRMBS & SCHEINY, teaming up for a whopping one-two punch of releases this week, first providing their flip of Outkast’s “The Way You Moov” and then a sizzling original “Sidechick.”
Born-and-raised in Chicago, Gusted is the brainchild of 21-year-old Danny Dickmann. Drawing inspiration from an eclectic mix of artists such as Patrick Topping, Justin Jay, Narciss, Marlon Hoffstadt, and Salvatore Ganacci, Gusted’s sonic identity surpasses his years, as evidenced by his meteoric rise in the industry. His debut chart-topping single, “Jet Plane,” released in late
Following a year filled with extensive tour dates across various continents that included performances at renowned events like Parookaville Festival 2023 & Tomorrowland 2023, tech-house maestro Bleu Clair is capping off the year with an incredible single “Boom Boom” via Matroda’s Terminal Underground imprint. This track seamlessly blends Bleu Clair’s distinctive tech house style with
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