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#REVIEW Chuck

It’s a timeless story, an aging boxer with not much to show for a career of stopping fists with his

The usual quarter-mile suspects are back at it again in this Friday’s release of The Fate of the Furious. The

Spanning thousands of miles, the Great Wall of China stands as both, one of mankind’s greatest accomplishments and the most

The much anticipated sequel to the raunchy romance book adaption from E.L. James’ Fifty Shades Darker has finally hit theatres

While I did want to see A Dog’s Purpose as an escape from today’s tumultuous political landscape of eroding Indigenous,

Just in time for the holiday season, “Almost Christmas” gives us family to look forward to this season. With an

We’ve most likely all dabbled with the Ouija board; a board with the alphabet and other symbols printed on

‘The thriller that shocked the world’ has arrived as, The Girl on the Train, Tate Taylor’s (The Help, Get on

Through an examination of social media and entertainment figures one might wonder about the correlation between celebrity behavior and fame

Ellen Page and Evan Rachel Wood give moving performances as two young sisters left to their own devices to survive in