In 1955, director Charles Laughton crafted one of the darkest, strangest fairytales ever to come out of Hollywood.

King Charles III was front and center on the world stage today as he welcomes France’s President Macron and his wife, Brigitte, for a State Visit to the United Kingdom.

Trump reportedly wanted a full state visit to take place this year, instead of a brief photo opportunity with King Charles when he visits the UK later this summer.

Stringer and the King King Charles and Idris Elba Announce Netflix Documentary Project The king will share a screen with the Wire star for a movie about a charity for vulnerable youth.

Yet soon one is overcome by Charles Laughton’s creepy, convincing portrayal of Captain Bligh’s sadomasochism: most of the first fifteen minutes is taken up with floggings and other shipboard ...

In Bucktown, Trap Door Theatre’s production of Bertolt Brecht’s Galileo is brave, chaotic, and full of spectacle. Brecht’s 1938 play (with the full name Life of Galileo), written originally in German ...

King Charles is reportedly upset about a pheasant shortage at the royal family's Sandringham estate that may force cancellation of the traditional holiday shoot.

The restoration team at Vinegar Syndrome and screenwriter Frank Sebastiano tell IndieWire how they created a 'dirtier' cut of 'Dirty Work.' ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs traded for center Scott Laughton back at the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline. The Philadelphia Flyers received Nikita Grebenkin and a conditional 2027 first-round pick from the ...

Laughton determined to overcome early struggles with Maple Leafs after trade from Flyers Forward still looking for 1st point with Toronto heading into game against ...

The 26 scariest films that aren’t horror movies, ranked - THE COUNTDOWN: Horror movies aren’t for everyone, but being scared by a film isn’t something exclusive to the genre. Greg Evans looks at 26 fi ...

‘He’s Overthinking Things Instead Of Just Playing’: Scott Laughton Remains Pointless With Maple Leafs, Craig Berube Urges Forward To ‘Loosen Up’ ...