Perhaps one did not want to be loved so much as to be understood

News

| Kordale Lewis, who went viral for a picture in which he and his then partner Kaleb Anthony tended to their daughters' hair, has died. He was 37.


The couple were interviewed by The Observer newspaper in 2017, in which Kordale talked about his mental health problems and difficult upbringing: “I just thought that I was going through shit and I would tell myself: ‘This will all be over one day,’ and keep on going.’”.

Here's a video that covers Kordale and Kaleb's story.

Even if you are a minority of one it does not make you wrong

Mass in Motion

Tokeyo

Beats,
Rhymes
& Life


|Whistle, from Tokeyo.

36 Hours

Film Skool


36 Hours and Terror Street (as it was named in the USA) are now available on UHD and Blu-ray for the very first time! Hollywood tough guy Dan Duryea plays against type as a falsely accused man in a race against the clock to prove his innocence in post-war London.
Restored in 4K from the original film negatives, this definitive collector's edition features two brand-new commentaries, four featurettes, and so much more.

SZN4

Beats,
Rhymes
& Life


|Closer, from SZN4.

Perhaps one did not want to be loved so much as to be understood

News


Seth Peterson, the adult film star known for his work with Helix and Falcon studios, has died. He was 28.

The Comeback

TV Times



| The third and final season of Lisa Kudrow's masterpiece, The Comeback, returns today (22nd March) on HBO Max.


Following its debut in 2005, the show returned for a follow-up in 2014. But for the third instalment, it really is the end. “We need to say ‘third and final,’” Kudrow told The Hollywood Reporter. “I don’t know if I’ll want to do it again in 10 years, so let’s be done, that way no one is asking what’s next or whether we will even want to do more." She added, "The most respectful thing we can do for the audience and for the character is make it a three-part story. It’s a trilogy, and this is the end.”

Ethan

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Rhymes
& Life


|Everything U Need, from Ethan.

The House of Hammer: Volume One

Film Skool


Welcome to The House of Hammer — an essential new series for cinephiles and genre film lovers.

This multi-format experience blends print, video and visuals, offering a deeper look into the world of Hammer and Britain's rich horror heritage. Each issue includes two Blu-rays of curated, rare, and newly created material, along with a 120-page book, presented in stunning limited-edition packaging.


Volume 1 features a brand-new feature-length documentary on AIP, one of Hammer's main rivals in '60s and '70s British horror, alongside an exploration of how the landmark 1970 X-certificate changes unleashed a wave of provocative cinema. We also take a look at the fundamental connection between Cornwall's landscape and British horror through the eyes of contemporary filmmakers, including Bait's Mark Jenkin. And so much more!

 
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