Category: Crash News

Actress Michelle Yeoh has expressed her dismay over the cancellation of her Netflix show, The Brothers Sun, after just one season. The actor, who played the estranged mother of a Taiwanese mobster, wrote on Instagram: “Heartbroken… and finding it so hard to understand why…however, I am so very proud of My Brothers Sun family and… Continue reading Michelle Yeoh “heartbroken” at TV show cancellation

TEMPEST member Hwarang will no longer take part in any group activities due to a clubbing controversy, according to Yuehua Entertainment. Late last month, a clip of Hwarang from a fansigning event circulated on social media where he confirmed he had been spotted at a nightclub, stating that he had only gone for the music… Continue reading TEMPEST’s Hwarang to “halt activities” following clubbing controversy

Dakota Johnson has expressed her distaste for Madame Web, the latest movie in which she stars. Speaking to Bustle, Johnson shared that she’s “not surprised” at the film’s negative reception. She went on to explain the production and distribution process: “Films are made by a filmmaker and a team of artists around them. You cannot… Continue reading Dakota Johnson says she’ll “never” do a film like ‘Madame Web’ again

K-pop boy group SHINee’s members Taemin and Onew are set to leave their agency, SM Entertainment, when their contracts expire later this year, according to sources. Rumors surfaced after South Korean news sites SporTV News and YTN carried separate reports on Friday. While SM Entertainment did not confirm the reports, it acknowledged Taemin’s contract is… Continue reading SHINee’s Taemin and Onew reportedly leaving SM Entertainment

The debut album of rapper Ice Spice, titled ‘Y2K’, has been confirmed as finished. The New York rapper made the announcement on social media with an image of herself alongside the caption: “i finished recording y2k the album ^.^” A release date has yet to be specified for the highly anticipated album, although Ice Spice… Continue reading Ice Spice confirms ‘Y2K’ album is “finished”

Code 8, a sci-fi action film series produced by cousins Stephen and Robbie Amell, is based on the 2016 short film of the same name and directed by Jeff Chan. The first film was briefly in cinemas before being released on Netflix in 2020. Code 8 follows Connor Reed (Robbie Amell), who uses his superhuman… Continue reading Will there be a ‘Code 8: Part 3’ on Netflix?

The BRIT Awards 2024, which was held last weekend at London’s The O2, experienced the worst TV viewing figures in the history of the event, averaging 2.5 million viewers. ITV1 and ITVX in the UK broadcasted the event live, which peaked at three million viewers, almost a million fewer than the previous year. These figures… Continue reading BRIT Awards 2024 viewership drops by 900,000 from last year

Gina Carano, the former MMA fighter turned actor, has expressed her struggles to find employment after being fired by Disney in 2021. In an interview with The Post Millennial, Carano said she felt like she was “sitting in the desert” and had found it difficult to get acting work or a new agent. Carano was… Continue reading Gina Carano says struggle for work after ‘The Mandalorian’ like “sitting in the desert”

NYC-based Iris James Garrison’s ‘Place to Land’ is their debut, self-produced album that came out in June 2022, which largely centers on figurative and literal transitions. The album focuses mainly on finding yourself, your identity, and your place in the world. Eventhough Bloomsday released only one single, “Jersey Soccer,” via Hardly Art’s 15th Anniversary Singles… Continue reading On The Rise: Bloomsday

Mei Semones is a talented artist who blends jazz, bossa nova, and math-y indie rock to create something new and personal. Her music is a way for her to find solace in her favorite genres and express herself in an intuitive way. Her debut single on Bayonet Records, “Wakare no Kotoba,” features technically difficult guitar… Continue reading On The Rise: Mei Semones