Despicable Me 4 sees the comeback of Heitor Pereira and Pharrell Williams as composers for the film. It is the fourth movie in the Despicable Me franchise and was released on July 3, 2024.

Sing Sing is a film that would make an optimist out of Eeyore. It’s about prisoners participating in a rehabilitative theatre programme, and apart from lead star Colman Domingo, most of the cast ...

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Sing Sing is a must-see - and you'll be exhorting others to do the same. Domingo plays John 'Divine G' Whitfield, a man serving 25 to life at New York state's maximum security Sing Sing ...

Coldplay surprised fans by singing the hit song Crazy World with Aslan at their third Croke Park gig. During the concert on Sunday, the band brought the Irish legends on the stage to the shock of the ...

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published on Friday, the Oscar winner revealed that she was hesitant to sing in the new biopic “Maria,” where she portrays influential opera singer Maria ...

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Jolie revealed she was nervous to sing in the movie after an ex made her question her musical abilities. "It was an out-of-body experience because I don't sing," she shared. "I had somebody in my ...

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