In 2003, Woody Allen wrote and directed Anything Else, which premiered as the opening night feature at the Venice International Film Festival. Initially receiving mixed reviews, the film has since gained a dedicated following.
It follows Jerry, a young writer navigating a tumultuous romance with Amanda, his high-maintenance girlfriend. Woody Allen delivers a standout performance as the seasoned writer offering wisdom to Jason Biggs, who holds his own in the role.
Melania Trump walked into Mar-a-Lago and instantly blew the room apart. Fireworks, power players, even Trump’s own New Year’s message faded behind one blinding, silver statement: that…
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Ella Langley didn’t just survive her breakout year. She detonated it. CMA sweeps, ACM wins, a smash debut album — and then she walked away from Hungover…
You think it’s just a pretty picture. It’s not. This one impossible choice—six beach houses, one lifelong home—quietly exposes what you’re truly craving but rarely admit. Safety…