Martika: An Impatient Star (1989 Interview)

Martika: An Impatient Star (1989 Interview)

″I feel like I’ve done it before, probably in a previous life″ explained Martika, the 20-year-old singer and actress, who has released her self-titled debut album. ″I think when I came out of my mother’s womb I was ready to be a performer. Most people don’t have that. I can never explain why. God only knows.″

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The Matrix Resurrections star: This movie is funnier than the original trilogy

The Matrix Resurrections star: This movie is funnier than the original trilogy

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, star of The Matrix Resurrections, said that the new movie will be funny compared to the original trilogy. In an interview with Abdul-Mateen, who plays Morpheus, British GQ’s Jonathan Dean stated that the film looks fun compared to previous productions.

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Squid Game's director Hwang; This is the story of losers

Squid Game’s director Hwang; This is the story of losers

Streaming online drama-movie streaming platform Netflix on September 17, starring Lee Jung-jae, Park Hae-soo, Hoyeon Jung, and Wi Ha-joon, one of the country’s youth, Gong Yoo, also played a small but influential role. In the 9-episode ‘Squid Game’ series, 456 characters who have seen the bottom both financially and morally are trying to reach the big prize by playing some children’s games.

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Elisabeth Moss explains how classic 'Invisible Man' was updated

Elisabeth Moss explains how classic ‘Invisible Man’ was updated

Viewers don’t have to dig too deep to uncover the subtext lurking in the shadows of The Invisible Man, the critically acclaimed new horror-thriller that puts a fresh and topical twist on Universal’s classic movie monster. After Cecilia Kass (Elisabeth Moss) escapes her abusive, domineering tech-magnate husband (Oliver Jackson-Cohen), he turns up, seemingly undetectable, to terrorize her. And of course no one is going to believe a woman who claims she’s being haunted by an invisible man.

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Marlene Dietrich: She was an anti-nazi, anti-fascist, representing the free woman

Marlene Dietrich: She was an anti-nazi, anti-fascist, representing the free woman

Ute Lemper, one of the most important cabaret singers in the world, describes the life of Marlene Dietrich in her “Rendez-vous with Marlene”. Giving a pre-show interview, Lemper says about the legend: “Dietrich was morally and politically brave and straightforward. She represented a free woman; free-spirited, sexy, but still masculine and bisexual, strong, lady, and at the same time authoritarian.”

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