Michael Jacobs’ romantic comedy attempts to present a universal portrait of the difficulties faced by couples young and old, those just starting out and those married for many years. So it’s ironic that Maybe I Do, which features such stellar screen veterans as Diane Keaton, Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon and William H. Macy plus relative youngsters Emma Roberts and Luke Bracey, has exactly the opposite effect. Instead of relating to the characters onscreen, you marvel at how they all look so good. Read More...
DMX's Exodus album dropped this past Friday, and many were quick to celebrate the posthumous and feature-heavy release. Though fans did not necessarily step in tosupport the album the way early social media buzz may have suggested, those who appreciate X's catalog found much to enjoy throughout the raw and hard-hitting project. That includes "Dogs Out," a duet between DMX and Lil Wayne, presumably recorded and wrapped up prior to X's passing.
Kicking off with a cinematic introduction, the track eventually explodes into an up-tempo and aggressive anthem, the likes of which we've seen Wayne body before on the Swizz-Beatz-produced " Read More...
Duchess Sophie kicked off her visit to Ukraine on Monday to show her solidarity with the women, men and children impacted by the war and as part of her ongoing work to champion survivors of conflict-related sexual violence.
Sophie, 59, is visiting the country at the request of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.
Watch: Sophie becomes first royal to visit Ukraine since Russian invasion On Monday morning, she met with President Zelensky and First Lady Zelenska, before delivering a message on behalf of King Charles. Read More...