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Stephen Rea and Forest Whittaker Star in this 1992 Box-Office Hit Neil Jordan's thriller about an ex-IRA volunteer and his tentative relationship with the girlfriend of a British soldier. 'The Soldier's Wife' Becomes The Crying...
Talk about a horror dream team! Under the Dome already sounded pretty cool but this latest development could really push it over the top for King fans looking for a real return to form. Variety reports that Steven Spielberg and...
It's garbage. Perhaps he'd imbue actual danger into the puppy-love attraction between Bella Swan and Edward Cullen, and at least entertain the possibility that these two might give in to their trouser-chafing desires. Anything...
Neil Gaiman, the author behind the surprise film hit Coraline, received "hate mail" for professing that Rudyard Kipling was one of his literary heroes. Gaiman has just been awarded the Booktrust Teenage Prize for his first...
The irrepressible Neil Gaiman just can’t help spinning story after story, even as he looks for new pastures to conquer. And I love the fact that there is a Monkey God!,’ says Neil Gaiman of his fascination with Journey To The...
Focus Features' Coraline Stars Dakota Fanning, Teri Hatcher In this exclusive interview, Coraline director Henry Selick talks about working with both Tim Burton and Neil Gaiman, and his future plans. In the previous installment...
From Bela Lugosi's Dracula to Interview With the Vampire How did vampires evolve from blood-sucking monsters to sexy immortals in today's movies and TV? Béla Lugosi's Dracula and the Evolution of the Vampire Into Sex Symbol...
The actor Robert Ginty became a leading star of action movies after he played the title role in the low-budget hit The Exterminator (1980). For the next decade he was the cut-price equivalent of Schwarzenegger or Stallone,...
NOBEL laureate Seamus Heaney, writers Roddy Doyle and Anne Enright and artist Louis Le Brocquy were among some of Ireland's most distinguished writers and artists in attendance last night as former President Mary Robinson...
By Fiachra O Cionnaith Wednesday, November 04, 2009 LEADING economist David McWilliams has defended being paid €10,000 for the Farmleigh economic think-in, claiming waiving the fee would be like "asking a plumber to fix your...
