Believe it or not, there was indeed a fifth member of the rock band that took the world by storm in the 1960s, the Beatles. And no, we’re not talking about Stuart Sutcliffe, he doesn’t count. I’m talking about the man that managed the band instead, Brian Epstein. Without his guidance and behind the scenes skills, its safe to say …

This is a movies world! But without a biopic, it wouldn’t be nothing, nothing at all. Musical autobiographies seem to be part of the new wave of fads hitting Hollywood lately, and while my calls for a new Dewey Cox film will most likely go unanswered, at least the prospect of a movie based on the Godfather of soul himself, …

I did’na hear no bell! One more round! Boxing  seems to be in the spotlight once again, as a new Raging Bull is busy filming, while even the original Rocky, Sly Stallone, is preparing to go a couple of rounds with Robert Deniro. Adding some more training to the punching mitts of that pugilistic practice, is the sweet scientist himself, …

We may be exiting the midyear blockbuster period but that doesn’t mean the number of cinema releases are slumping. Today 7 new movies open in South Africa. Last Updated: September 7, 2012

I’ve always been a big fan of Sacha Baron Cohen, from his days as Ali G (AIGHT), through to his turns as Borat and Bruno, and with his next film, The Dictator, around the corner, I’m getting a Cohen overload. The man is a comedic genius, and he knows exactly what buttons to push to get a response out of …

Hollywood loves their musicians, but they love their dead musicians even more. Johnny Cash, Elvis and Dewey Cox have all been the subject of some great films, but one legendary member of club 28 that hasn’t had much silver screen exposure was Jimi Hendrix. Even though his estate is more than keen to re-release and profit off of his work …

Famed film director, hater of actresses and the sole reason why I shriek whenever I see a bird, Alfred Hitchcock, is no stranger when it comes to having been portrayed on the screen before, but now, it looks like one of the more seasoned actors of our generation is going to finally do the unjolly fat man some real justice. …

You’d think that any story which made the rounds on April 1st yesterday was just a joke, but Ashton Kutcher portraying the late Steve Jobs as he rose to power, tumbled, scraped his knee, got better, rose to power again, and then died, is indeed happening. Last Updated: April 2, 2012