Saw X review – America’s most blood-thirsty civil engineer is back

Tobin Bell returns as the twisted killer Jigsaw in this back-to-basics sequel, which sees him exact revenge on a group of medical scammers preying on the terminally ill. Twenty years ago, Australian filmmakers/sickos Leigh Whannell and James Wan struck gold when they came up with the shockingly simple concept of Saw. Two men with chained […]

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The Old Oak review – trades largely on didacticism and sentimentality

In what could be his final film, Ken Loach fixes his gaze on a pub landlord in a town reckoning with a new population of Syrian refugees. In Which Side Are You On?, his 1984 documentary on the miners’ strike, Ken Loach focuses on the public spaces, the clubs and halls, where the miners and […]

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Eiza González Did a HIIT Workout Before Prada’s Milan Fashion Week Show

To simply call Eiza González a Hollywood actress would be an understatement—even outside of her chosen industry, she’s become a familiar face. Not only is she the first-ever Latina to be named a North American ambassador for Bulgari, but earlier this year, she announced a partnership with tequila brand Casa Azul. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the stunning […]

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Summer Fridays Drops a New Lip Butter Balm Flavour + More Beauty News

Photography Courtesy of Summer Fridays Plus, a documentary exploring the creative mind of NARS founder François Nars has been released. By Lauren Knowles Date September 22, 2023 Facebook Twitter The François Nars documentary is here Photography Courtesy of Nars As Nars approaches its 30th anniversary next year, the French cosmetics company is commemorating the occasion […]

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R.M.N review – effortless brilliance

Romanian director Cristian Mungiu returns with a superb social realist western with its finger on the erratic pulse of Europe. If Europe were a person, it would be in dire need of emergency medical attention. So says Romanian New Wave lynchpin Cristian Mungiu, whose quietly scathing and precision-tooled new work administers an extremely thorough examination […]

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The enduring joy of Dick Cavett’s Old Hollywood interviews

Katherine Hepburn didn’t do TV. “It was gospel,” veteran talk show host Dick Cavett would later recall, “her privacy was practically enforced by the military”. But in 1973, Cavett did the impossible and managed to coax Miss Hepburn, then a spry 66-year-old, out of her shell and in front of a television camera. Her on-air […]

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