By Wesley Emblidge
The “Shaun of the Dead” and “Hot Fuzz” star Simon Pegg has had success breaking into other franchises like “Star Trek” and “Mission: Impossible,” yet his co-star, Nick Frost, has had less luck becoming a more mainstream name.
By Brianna Bigelow
Residents of England and Wales have been warned to continue checking local air quality before participating in outdoor activities.
By Priscilla Liguori
A potential candidate for the 2016 presidential election stated illegal immigration can be “an act of love.”
By Joshua Powers
Colin Reed, a former spokesman for New Jersey Governor Chris Christie , has left to work on the Scott Brown campaign for US Senator in New Hampshire.
By Joshua Powers
“Draft Day” opens in theaters on April 11th, and its goal is simple, give the public a view of what it is like inside the NFL as the precious day draws near.
By Marcelle Hutchins
President Barack Obama announced this week that he is ready to impose workplace rules on wage between men and women federal contract workers.
By Wesley Emblidge
After struggling a bit with his first directorial efforts “Harsh Times” and “Street Kings,” “Training Day” writer David Ayer finally had a big financial hit as a director two years ago with the decent semi-found footage cop movie “End of Watch.”
By Ashlyn Lillibridge
The “Harry Potter” spin-off, “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,” will be released as a trilogy of films.
By Dan Blomquist
The latest Golden Age of Television has brought about the rise of a character archetype that I never thought would be terribly popular in America: the manipulative anti-hero.
By Catherine Casey
Polls opened in Turkey on Sunday for the country’s municipal elections.