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News Corp.’s board has formally approved media conglom’s split into two separate publicly traded companies, 21st Century Fox and the new News Corp., expected to occur on June 28. The company also announced board appointments for both entities, effective upon the completion of the separation. News Corp. board approved the distribution of all shares of... Read more »

Trailer for Don't Cry, Mommy. After high school student Eun-Ah (Nam Bo-Ra) is raped by other students she commits suicide. Eun-Ah's mother (Yoo-Sun) then seeks out revenge, bypassing the legal system all together. Filed Under: Don't Cry, Mommy (Don Keu-ra-i Ma-mi) Tags: Drama, Thriller, Foreign / Foreign Language

A mother moves with her older daughter (Park Bo-Young) and younger daughter (Kim Hyang-Gi) to a large home in the country side. The older daughter suffers from a lung ailment and her doctor advised the family to move out into the country side. The home is provided by Ji-Tae (Yoo Yeon-Seok), the son of a business partner who worked with their deceased father. While the family gets acclimated to their new surroundings, the older daughter makes a remarkable discovery. Within a locked room in the barn lives a wild boy (Song Joong-Ki). The family takes him in believing he is just an orphan with little social skills. The boy with little social skills begins to take an interest in the oldest daughter. Meanwhile, Ji-Tae has his own plans in marrying the oldest daughter. What's the secret behind the wild boy? Filed Under: A Werewolf Boy (Neuk-dae-so-nyeon) Tags: Fantasy, Romance, Foreign / Foreign Language, Teaser

Trailer for A Company Man. Hyeong-Do (So Ji-Sub) is an assassin for a company that masquerades as a metal trading company. One day, he takes on a job partnering with a man Hyun-Yi, who is he is to kill afterwards. Hyun-Yi asks a favor to Hyeong-Do which is to give money to his family. Hyeong-Do visits Hyun-Yi's home where he meets Hyun-Yi's wife Su-Yeon (Lee Mi-Yeon). Su-Yeon is a former singer whom Hyeong-Do admired in the past. Guilt, an unknown feeling up to this point for Hyeong-Do, begins take over Hyeong-Do. When Hyeong-Do's company realizes that Hyeong-Do hasn't taken out Hyun-Yi as planned, Hyeong-Do becomes quickly becomes their target ... Filed Under: A Company Man (Hoi-sa-won) Tags: Action, Drama, Thriller, Foreign / Foreign Language

While our readers are already talking about this movie in the comments section of our Fast & Furious 6 review, this is the place where you can discuss Fast & Furious 6 spoilers without concerns about ruining the movie for people who haven’t seen it yet. If you’re posting comments here, assume that anyone in the conversation has seen the movie – if you haven’t seen the movie, we would recommend you don’t read the comments here until you have. For an in-depth discussion of the film by the Screen Rant editors check back soon for our Fast & Furious 6 episode of the SR Underground podcast. We’ve set up a poll below where you can rate Fast & Furious 6 for yourself. Other than that, feel free to discuss the film and all its surprises! Click to continue reading ‘Fast & Furious 6′ Spoilers Discussion

Movie Review -- Before Midnight Before Midnight starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delphy is reviewed by Ben Mankiewicz (host of Turner Classic Movies), Alonso Duralde (TheWrap.com and Linoleum... From: What The Flick?! Views: 194 14 ratings Time: 07:29 More in Film & Animation

Fast & Furious 6 picks up after the successful Rio heist in Fast Five, with Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and his crew having given up their lives of crime, spending their hard-earned (read: stolen) money jet setting, wooing supermodels – or in the case of Brian O’Conner (Paul Walker), adjusting to fatherhood. All seems well until Diplomatic Security Service Agent, Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson), tracks Toretto down, requesting the team’s assistance in stopping an international terrorist – in exchange for full U.S. pardons. Toretto agrees to help and the rest of his crew assemble in London, where they come face-to-face (or car-to-car) with infamous Ex-Special Forces soldier-turned-robber Owen Shaw (Luke Evans), along with his team of cold-blooded killers and expert gear-heads. With only days to stop Shaw from acquiring a dangerous piece of technology, Toretto and his team ...Click to continue reading ‘Fast & Furious 6′ Review

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Cast: Preity Zinta, Rhehan Malliek, Isabel Adjani Director: Prem Raj Plot: Ishkq in Paris is about Ishkq (Preity Zinta) and Akash Kapoor (Rhehan Malliek), two individuals who are afraid of ‘marriage’ and try to keep away from commitments. They meet in a train to Paris as strangers and decide to spend a night together without sharing personal details and also decide that they would never meet again after this night. And they go around the beautiful city of love, dancing, drinking and having fun! By the end of the night, they share their personal lives and Akash goes back. He visits Paris again for his friend’s wedding and the story starts here. The background part of the movie surrounds Preity’s mother’s tragic separation from her husband and how she suffers being alone though she’s a famous French actress. The end is about how Akash changes Ishkq’s life by making her realise that acceptance of other people in her life will help her get over the tragic memories of her mom and dad. Performance: Preity Zinta’s comeback to the industry with this movie is sort of average. We’ve seen her exceptional acting skills before which was nowhere to found in this movie. The newcomer (Rhehan Malliek) also did a pretty average job. His dialogues were very cheesy but the movie was meant to be like that, you know, like the ‘cute romantic love story’. Technical aspect: The story is predictable and boring. The music is okay, not that amazing at all. Most of the dialogues are uber-romantic and a few of them are quite witty. It’s just a 96 minute flick which, for me, was the best part of my experience in Ishkq In Paris. Rating: 2/5. Bottom-line: Predictable, boring but if you want to see Miss Zinta, go for it. If you don’t want to go for it, you can catch our walkthrough of the movie here! The post Movie review: Ishkq in Paris appeared first on Bollywood Celebden.

Director Rupesh Paul has finalised model King Malkhan for the male lead in "Kamasutra 3D" and he will be seen romancing Sherlyn Chopra in the film.