Cheryl Urban and Chelsea Jovanovich Cheryl Urban Cheryl Urban and Chelsea Jovanovich Chelsea Jovanovich invited a special guest to her pregnancy shoot in June 2021. In addition to Jovanovich, her husband Jake and their future baby, there was also a woman who the couple had never met personally. Her name was Cheryl Urban and she … Read more
Reading New York (Photo: Ed Reed / Mayoral Photography Office) Another school year has passed, the most unusual I can remember. Forced into distance learning by the pandemic, I never met any of my students. All I could see were twenty-four curious and worried faces in little squares on the computer screen. Even so, they … Read more
In a statement buy, Saban Films has acquired the rights for North America – together with Australia, New Zealand, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, France, South Africa and Scandinavia – from Bruce Willis leading actor “Soul Assassin”. The revenge thriller, directed by Jesse Atlas, also stars Nomzamo Mbatha (“Coming 2 America”) and Barry Jay Minoff (“Exposure”). … Read more
A A few years ago, Nashville veteran Rodney Crowell responded with an album (Close Ties) that featured defiant, optimistic numbers like It Ain’t Over Yet. On Triage, his 18th album in a hit career, Crowell is more upbeat, subdued, with songs centered around mortality, sin, and redemption. One number speaks directly to a medical diagnosis … Read more
It’s spring 2032 and I’m sitting on the couch for the opening ceremony of the XXXV Olympics. On this particular evening, cameras panned high up over a lighted cityscape for billions of awesome viewers around the world, just like me. What a wonderful city, say the commentators, pointing out the sights. Here is the new … Read more
I have never made a secret of the fact that I value the Vita very much. Not only did the system offer a range of games from genres that I personally love, not least RPG, but it was a home for new Sony IPs in particular. Some games like Gravity Rush and Tearaway eventually got … Read more
TIts Sundance Prize winner is an absolute delight as it uncovered a treasure trove of vibrant, breathtaking live music recordings (originally recorded by TV veteran Hal Tulchin) that have gone largely unseen for half a century. While Mike Wadleigh’s Woodstock and the Maysles’ Gimme Shelter have long been considered definitive documents of the ups and … Read more
The current mood of depression has become persistent and contagious in a raging ongoing pandemic. At the individual level, we need to find the strength to deal with the daily emotional challenges of existence. We must purposely seek happiness in order to weather the current storm in our hearts and minds. Rummaging through my long-forgotten, … Read more
“May Allah have mercy on your mother. In life I loved you very much, in death I still love you. ‘ Image source: Abdulla Rasheed / Gulf News Almost a week has passed since your death and I have avoided it and am afraid to enter your house, may Allah have mercy on you. Again … Read more
It is June 29, 1969, and the 5th dimension is taking the stage at Mount Morris Park in Harlem (now Marcus Garvey Park). The Los Angeles group are already stars thanks to hits like Up, Up and Away and Aquarius from the musical Hair, which topped the Billboard charts this spring. But her pop-oriented repertoire, … Read more