Ray Davies thanks the Internet for pulling his brother and band mate Dave Davies together after years of feuding since 1997 Internet bridges gap between brothers, shared Ray Davies The English musician Ray Davies shared that he and his brother have been communicating on the Internet, after feuding for years before. For those unversed, The … Read more
Bendy and the Ink Machine is headed to the big screen. Pixar’s Jay Ward teases the future of Cars. Could the Quantum Leap revival actually give Ben his happy ending? Plus, get a look at the car-themed heroes of the next Super Sentai series. Spoilers now! Making the Freddy Fazbear Pizza Band Come to Life … Read more
For as much as Doctor Who’s first 60th anniversary special, “The Star Beast,” was a celebration of the old, it also brought plenty of new with it—including Heartstopper’s Yasmin Finney as Rose, Donna Noble’s trans teenage daughter. But for as important as Rose became to the episode, for showrunner Russell T. Davies, it was equally … Read more
Russell T Davies is promising surprises are in store in upcoming episodes of Doctor Who! The series showrunner, who returns for the three 60th Anniversary specials and to produce the upcoming season, opened up about when Ncuti Gatwa‘s Doctor first gets introduced. Russell confirmed that Ncuti will be in the third special, “The Giggle,” before … Read more
LONDON — British filmmaker Terence Davies, best known for a pair of powerful, lyrical movies inspired by his childhood in postwar Liverpool, has died at the age of 77. Davies’ manager John Taylor said the director died “peacefully at home in his sleep” on Saturday after a short illness. Raised in a large working-class Roman … Read more
Terence Davies — a staple director in modern British cinema — has died. His own social media account made the sad announcement Saturday, posting a photo of Davies and writing … “It is with deep sadness that we announce the death of Terence Davies, who died peacefully at home after a short illness, today on … Read more
Image: Orbit Books Orbit Books, an imprint of Hachette, has developed a free virtual event series for aspiring science-fiction and fantasy writers. Attendees can attend any of the 14 sessions—which are spread out over six weeks in October and early November—for free. The topics range from nitty gritty advice on worldbuilding to a panel on … Read more