Dave Kotinsky / Getty ImagesFilm critic Andrew Sarris at the 25th Anniversary Of Columbia University's Film Festival at Alice Tully Hall on May 4, 2012 in New York City. In 1960, The Village Voice, the Greenwich Village weekly that had established itself as the house organ for New York’s boho intelligentsia, assigned a film review to an underemployed 31-year-old son of Greek immigrants. The movie was Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho; the freelancer, Andrew Sarris. Read More...
The fourth song on the EP, 'Bella' unfolds like a tender embrace, drawing listeners into a world where love reigns supreme. Roman's velvety vocals glide effortlessly over a tapestry of lush melodies, painting a portrait of romance that transcends time and space. 'Bella' is more than just a song; it's a journey—a journey through the depths of the heart, where every lyric is imbued with sincerity and longing. From the gentle strumming of guitars to the subtle percussion, each note is carefully crafted to evoke the warmth and intimacy of true love. Read More...
Gary Oldman’s band of MI5 misfits are set to return for another outing.
“Slow Horses,” the hit Apple TV+ series based on Mick Herron’s spy series of the same name, has been renewed for a fifth season, Variety can confirm.
Oldman, who recently earned a Golden Globe nod for his performance in the show as irascible spook Jackson Lamb, will return alongside Kristin Scott Thomas, who plays MI5 second desk Diana Taverner, Jack Lowden as espionage nepo baby River Cartwright and Christopher Chung as cocky geek Roddy Ho. Read More...
