by RedCarpetCrash | Dec 22, 2021 | Books
Emily Pierce lives in New York, works as an unpaid intern, her parents divorce when she was a young girl and she and her boyfriend Mike broke up a while ago. Then she gets a letter from the State Department wanting an interview with her for something she has no idea...
by RedCarpetCrash | Dec 22, 2021 | TV
For those of us who hoped against hope that the Netflix series ‘Vikings’ would survive the cancellation rumours and continue to fight another day after the sixth season aired, bitter disappointment was the flavour of 2021. After the unceremonious (and some...
by RedCarpetCrash | Dec 21, 2021 | Featured, Movie Reviews, Movies
Review by James Lindorf Tony and BAFTA award-winning actor Ralph Fiennes has played the sophisticated gentleman spy John Steed in the British version of “The Avengers” and M in the latter rough and tumble Daniel Craig Bond movies. He gets the chance to combine those...
by RedCarpetCrash | Dec 21, 2021 | Featured, Movie Reviews, Movies
Review by Lauryn Angel The Matrix was a mind-blowing movie in 1999, and it’s still a favorite. And though I’ve been burned by Matrix sequels in the past, I had high hopes that The Matrix Resurrections would live up to the original. Unfortunately, despite some...
by RedCarpetCrash | Dec 20, 2021 | Featured, Movie Reviews, Movies
Review by James Lindorf Five years ago, Illumination released their surprise smash hit “Sing” and raked in over 600 million at the box office. This holiday season, the long-awaited encore is finally taking center stage. The Moon Theater has not only been saved; it is...
