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Singing the American national anthem is no easy feat.

On Sunday, Jewel was at the Indy 500 to open the marathon car race with a rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner”, giving the anthem her own unique spin.

Read More: Chris Stapleton Sings ‘National Anthem’ At Super Bowl As Players Shed Tears

Strumming an acoustic guitar, Jewel stretched out the song with a slow, but vocally powerful take on the anthem’s melody.

.@jeweljk sings the national anthem at the greatest spectacle in racing. #Indy500

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— Indycar on NBC (@IndyCaronNBC) May 28, 2023

In the video, some onlookers appeared confused by the new arrangement of the song, while others seemed to be enjoying it.

Reaction to the performance was also quite divided, with many fans praising Jewel’s take on the song.

Jewel just did the best national anthem I’ve ever heard in my...

Erotic thriller documentary We Kill For Love recently had its world premiere at the Overlook Film Festival and we have the first clip and poster!

"Written, produced, and directed by Anthony Penta, the doc goes in search of the lost and misunderstood world of the direct-to-video erotic thriller, an American film genre that once dominated late night cable television and the shelves of neighborhood video stores.

We Kill for Love stars filmmakers Andrew Stevens, Jim Wynorski, Fred Olen Ray; film stars Monique Parent, Amy Lindsay, Kira Reed Lorsch; film scholars Linda Ruth Williams, Abbey Bender and more.

Balancing film art with scholarship, We Kill For Love pulls back the curtain to reveal the heart and soul of a forgotten and often maligned film movement."

Director Anthony Penta shared, “We Kill for Love is part film essay, part documentary, and part casefile. It's a record of my prolonged investigation into a...

Yellow Veil Pictures has announced that they have acquired worldwide rights for the erotic thriller documentary We Kill For Love ahead of the world premiere at the Overlook Film Festival. The company is planning a domestic release later this year and will represent the film for international sales with a launch at the upcoming Marche Du Film this May. Written, produced, and directed by Anthony Penta, the doc goes in search of the lost and misunderstood world of the direct-to-video erotic thriller, an American film genre that once dominated late night cable television and the shelves of neighborhood video stores. Director Anthony Penta Courtesy of Anthony Penta Michael Reed in We Kill for Love Courtesy of Yellow Veil Pictures Balancing film art with scholarship, We Kill For Love pulls back the curtain to reveal the heart and soul of a forgotten and often maligned film movement. Joe Yanick Co-Founder of...

Rlje Films Nabs The Psychological Thriller “Sympathy For The Devil”: "Rlje Films, a business unit of AMC Networks, has acquired the North America, UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand rights to the psychological thriller, Sympathy For The Devil from Christian Mercuri’s Capstone Global, which is handling worldwide sales for the film.

Directed by Yuval Adler, Sympathy For The Devil is the feature screenwriting debut of Luke Paradise. It stars Nicolas Cage and Joel Kinnaman. The film will be released on July 28, 2023.

“This is our eighth collaboration with Nicolas Cage, which includes Mandy - a critically-acclaimed film that has a huge cult following,” said Rlje Film Chief Acquisitions Officer Mark Ward. “Once again, he doesn’t disappoint. In this film, Cage and Joel Kinnaman bring to life a suspenseful tale on screen that will keep audiences guessing.”

In Sympathy For The Devil, after being forced to drive a mysterious passenger at gunpoint,...

Yellow Veil Pictures has acquired worldwide rights to the erotic thriller documentary “We Kill For Love” ahead of its world premiere at the Overlook Film Festival.

The company is planning a domestic release later this year and will represent the film for international sales with a launch at the upcoming Marche Du Film in Cannes.

Written, produced, and directed by Anthony Penta, “We Kill for Love” depicts the long-gone world of direct-to-video erotic thriller, an American film genre that once dominated late night cable television and the shelves of neighborhood video stores.

“‘We Kill For Love’ is a home run for erotic thriller fans,” said Joe Yanick, co-founder of Yellow Veil Pictures. “It’s one of the most in-depth looks at genre cinema and serves as more than just a love letter but pushes the conversation and spotlights films that have often often lost out to their more glamorous theatrical counterparts,...

The 13th Doctor is a woman, and Karen Gillan couldn't be happier.

At San Diego Comic-Con on Friday, Et's Ashley Crossan caught up with the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 star, who offered praise to Jodie Whittaker's Doctor Who casting, making her the first female doctor in the BBC One program's long run.

"I'm so excited because so many people were like, 'It cant be a woman,'" said Gillan, who is best known for playing Amy Pond on the series from 2010 to 2013. "And I'm like, 'You're all insane, and of course she can.' And now we have one ... I'm completely delighted."

More: BBC One Responds to Female 'Doctor Who' Casting Haters, Says Jodie Whittaker Will be an 'Iconic Doctor'

And to all the haters, Gillan had not one, but two things to say,

"First of all, if you ever watched Star Trek: Voyager, Captain Janeway came in -- the only female...

Fabien Riggall believes his company can boost arthouse film distribution in the UK.

Curzon Artificial Eye’s release of The Handmaiden brought in £548,000 at the UK box office over the four-day Easter weekend. Of that total, nearly a third came through Secret Cinema, which reported £159,295 for six preview screenings of Park Chan-Wook’s period mystery.

Secret Cinema founder Fabien Riggall says his company plans to do more preview events.

“We want to do three or four preview runs a year. Festivals are a key part of a release strategy and we also have a lot to offer. We can get people to engage with films that are increasingly hard to release such as foreign-language titles such as Victoria and The Handmaiden.”

Secret Cinema launched in 2007. Secret Cinema X is the strand of the company that previews an upcoming release with participatory evenings where the audience come in costume and interact with actors impersonating their on-screen counterparts on a set...

The mystery of mum led the way on Lucifer Season 2 Episode 1 as Chloe and Lucifer investigated the murder of a stand-in actress, and we were introduced to a new character.

It's almost like we never left as it's only two days after the events of Lucifer Season 1 Episode 13 where Lucifer almost lost his life and found out his mom had escaped Hell. Lucifer is quite understandably worried about his missing mom, and as we progress through the hour, we realize that her escape has left him far more vulnerable than he even realizes.

With the exception of the introduction of Ella Lopez, which I'll get to later, I thought the hour was strong and a lot of fun. And, we were definitely left with some intrigue, right?!

We open with Lucifer and Amenadiel at the scene of a jewel heist where they think the leader is their mom in disguise.

The adult-film actress who caused Ted Cruz’s campaign to pull an ad attacking Marco Rubio returned to Jake Tapper’s CNN show, as promised, to announce who she was endorsing for president. Donald Trump. Amy Lindsay, who performed in such steamy movies as Carnal Wishes, Insatiable Desires and Timegate: Tales Of The Saddle Tramps — but also appeared in Star Trek: Voyager and the 1996 film The Portrait Of A Lady — said on The Lead With Jake Tapper this afternoon that she’s…...

The softcore porn star who appeared in a Ted Cruz campaign ad is firing back at the Texas senator for pulling the spot from the airwaves. “I would say it’s a tad bit hypocritical,” actress Amy Lindsay told CNN’s Jake Tapper on Friday. “But maybe they just liked the film,” she said, referring to her adult movie. “I don’t want to use the word hypocritical but it’s definitely a dichotomy to me.” Also Read: Ted Cruz Accidentally Cast a Porn Actress in a Campaign Ad He Just Pulled Cruz’s presidential campaign was caught with its...

CNN’s Jake Tapper landed the first TV interview with the actress who caused the Ted Cruz campaign to pull a new ad attacking Marco Rubio. "As if we were not already in the middle of the most bizarre presidential race in modern history,” Tapper began giddily, noting the ad got pulled yesterday when Daily Caller revealed one of the actors in the spot had done adult films. Amy Lindsay is the one who delivered the line to the actor playing the disillusioned Rubio fan, “Maybe…...

The Ted Cruz presidential campaign was caught with its pants down when it was discovered an actress cast in a recent ad has had a long career as a softcore porn actress. The ad, entitled “Conservatives Anonymous,” shows a support group sitting in a circle discussing how various conservative candidates have failed them. After a thinly veiled attack on Marco Rubio by one member of the group, a blonde woman chimes in, “Maybe you should vote for more than just a pretty face next time.” That woman is actress Amy Lindsay, who has appeared in such films as “Kinky Sex Club,...

Amy Lindsay, a softcore porn actress, appeared in a Ted Cruz ad that the presidential candidate has since taken off the air. Ted Cruz Ad Features Soft Porn Star Amy Lindsay Lindsay was one of several actors who appeared in a Marco Rubio attack ad put out by Cruz’s campaign. In the erstwhile commercial spot, […]

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Well, the big studios have finally gotten around to another summer cinema staple. Let’s see, for 2015 we’ve had a couple of sequels (Avengers: Age Of Ultron and Pitch Perfect 2), a reboot (Mad Max: Fury Road), and a brassy lady-driven comedy (Hot Pursuit). So now, it’s time for that other, often dreaded, “R-word”: the remake (usually called a “re-imagining” by sneaky PR types). Oh, and this is another 1980’s classic like January 2014’s Robocop. But we’ll go back a few years before that shoot-em-up satire of 1987. It’s 1982, the summer of Spielberg, when he had his biggest (at that time) box office smash with E.T. The Extra-terrestrial. Now Mr. S wrote and directed that one, but a few weeks before that opened, he produced and wrote another huge hit. Now, yet another prominent blockbuster director, Sam Raimi, is the producer of this new scare-fest. To paraphrase...

The Big Bang Theory needs to solve its Emily problem, and do it fast...

This review contains spoilers.

8.17 The Colonisation Application

The Big Bang Theory has always done an admirable job introducing new characters, to the point where it’s hard to even remember a time when the central group was one of five rather than the seven-piece (plus, periodically, Stuart) it is now. That said, I think we all know that something isn’t quite working with Emily and, even worse, the show doesn’t seem all that bothered with fixing the issue.

This episode marks only the third or fourth time we’ve seen Emily in this entire season, and unfortunately, it's when she’s around that the glaring problems with her development (or lack thereof) are highlighted the most.

Although Raj works well as the single friend in the middle of a group which is pairing off...

The Big Bang Theory deals with the absurdity of grief in an episode that edges towards being distasteful but never crosses the line...

This review contains spoilers.

8.16 The Intimacy Acceleration

No matter what, it would have felt in bad taste to have a ‘normal’ episode of The Big Bang Theory follow last week’s sudden death of Mrs. Wolowitz. We may have gotten Howard and the group’s reaction to her passing at the end of the previous episode, but it was kept until the final few moments, and this was the show’s chance to explore it a little further.

Sitcoms are often the best format with which to deal with the absurdity of grief. They’re about extremes of emotion, whether that’s laughter or tragedy, and so The Big Bang Theory’s decision to have Howard and Bernadette focused on the matter at hand, but keep the...

Recently, CBS released the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "The Big Bang Theory" episode 16 of season 8. The episode is entitled, " The Intimacy Acceleration," and it turns out that we're going to see some very interesting events take place as Penny and Sheldon participate in a love experiment, and more! In the new, 16th episode press release: When the gang hears about an experiment designed to make participants fall in love, Sheldon and Penny are going to put it to the test. Press release number 2: As a joke, Sheldon and Penny are will try an experiment designed to make participants fall in love. Also, Leonard, Amy, Raj and Emily are going to spend the evening trying to escape a room with a "zombie." And, after returning from Mrs. Wolowitz' funeral, Bernadette and Howard will run into trouble at the airport. Guest stars feature: Stephanie Escajeda (Cindy), Molly Morgan...

Paige in Charmed, Anya in Buffy, Fred in Angel… They weren’t there from the start, but these women were indispensable by the end...

Arriving fashionably late to the party is the speciality of these female TV characters. They’re not the Cousin Olivers or the Scrappy Doos of the television world, but the regulars and recurring roles who enter a show once it’s established and help it on its way to greatness. Their respective shows may not have known they needed them right at the start, but they soon proved themselves indispensable and much-loved parts of their TV universes.

From Paige Matthews to Winifred Burkle, Ro Laren and more then, let’s celebrate the women whose appearance in our favourite shows were better late than never...

Kitty Winter – Elementary

When she arrived: season three episode one, Enough Nemesis To Go Around.

Now that the initial overcrowding issue has...

David Fincher‘s Gone Girl, adapted from the popular novel by Gillian Flynn, is one of the most anticipated films of 2014. With reports on potential plot changes and wild reactions to the film’s casting, fans have been following production from the start. But is the final product worthy of the hype?

Because we can’t wait until the official release date, and there are too many book-to-movie adaptations flooding the box office this fall, let’s break down what we’ve learned from the first official reviews. Spoilers ahead (duh).

The Film’s Ending Does Not Stray from the Book

Yay? Flynn adapted her 2012 novel for the film and stayed extremely close to the book. While early reports claimed that the lackluster ending your book club has been griping about for two years could be getting a big screen makeover come October, The Hollywood Reporter says don’t hold...

David Fincher‘s Gone Girl, adapted from the popular novel by Gillian Flynn, is one of the most anticipated films of 2014. With reports on potential plot changes and wild reactions to the film’s casting, fans have been following production from the start. But is the final product worthy of the hype?

Because we can’t wait until the official release date, and there are too many book-to-movie adaptations flooding the box office this fall, let’s break down what we’ve learned from the first official reviews. Spoilers ahead (duh).

The Film’s Ending Does Not Stray from the Book

Yay? Flynn adapted her 2012 novel for the film and stayed extremely close to the book. While early reports claimed that the lackluster ending your book club has been griping about for two years could be getting a big screen makeover come October, The Hollywood Reporter says don’t hold...

Nothing beats a good terror in outer space flick, and that's precisely what The Orchard has on tap for its next release, Paradox Alice. Read on for a ton of new eye candy! Seriously, you're likely to be here a while.

From the Press Release

The Orchard, in association with Mako Pictures and Fabrication Films, is pleased to announce the release of Paradox Alice, one of this year's most highly anticipated independent science fiction films. A cornerstone in the new paradigm of lost-in-space sci-fi movies like Clooney and Bullock's Gravity, Paradox Alice sets off from Europa in an epic outer space odyssey. The adventure takes place in 2040 and stars Amy Lindsay (Star Trek: Voyager), Jeneta St. Clair (The Appearing), Ethan Sharrett (Homecoming), and Stewart W. Calhoun (The Eves).

A group of astronauts have been sent on a dangerous mission to retrieve water from Europa, one of the several moons orbiting the planet Jupiter.

Three viral video logs for the October 15th release of Paradox Alice can be found within - offering a bit of insight into the character known as "Kat."

The Orchard, in association with Mako Pictures and Fabrication Films, is releasing the sci-fi/thriller that takes place in 2040 and stars Amy Lindsay (Star Trek: Voyager), Jeneta St. Clair (The Appearing), Ethan Sharrett (Homecoming), and Stewart W. Calhoun (The Eves).

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Three viral video logs for the October 15th release of Paradox Alice have come online offering a bit of insight into the character known as "Kat." You can watch them by clicking here . The Orchard, in association with Mako Pictures and Fabrication Films, is releasing the sci-fi/thriller that takes place in 2040 and stars Amy Lindsay ( Star Trek: Voyager ), Jeneta St. Clair ( The Appearing ), Ethan Sharrett ( Homecoming ), and Stewart W. Calhoun ( The Eves ). In the film, a group of astronauts have been sent on a dangerous mission to retrieve water from Europa, one of the several moons orbiting the planet Jupiter. After narrowly escaping the moon to head back home, the team discovers that a nuclear war has left earth uninhabitable. While the remaining male astronauts...

New York City, NY – Tuesday, October 1st — The Orchard, in association with Mako Pictures and Fabrication Films are pleased to announce the release of Paradox Alice, one of this year’s most highly anticipated independent science fiction films. A cornerstone in the new paradigm of lost-in-space sci-fi movies like Clooney and Bullock’s Gravity, Paradox Alice sets off from Europa in an epic outer space odyssey. The adventure takes place in 2040 and stars Amy Lindsay (Star Trek: Voyager), Jeneta St. Clair (The Appearing), Ethan Sharrett (Homecoming), and Stewart W. Calhoun (The Eves).

A group of astronauts have been sent on a dangerous mission to retrieve water from Europa, one of the several moons orbiting the planet Jupiter. After narrowly escaping the moon to head back home, the team discovers that a nuclear war has left earth uninhabitable. While the remaining male astronauts come to grips over their losses, one of...

The Orchard, along with Mako Pictures and Fabrication Films, have announced to the world the release of Paradox Alice. The film is a sci-fi/thriller taking place in the year 2040. After being in space for a while, things begin to go horribly wrong, and when all hope is gone it goes even further. The trailer for the movie (see below) shows great promise. Paradox Alice stars Amy Lindsay, Jeneta St. Clair, Ethan Sharrett and Stewart W. Calhoun.…...

The Orchard, in association with Mako Pictures and Fabrication Films, is pleased to announce the release of Paradox Alice.

The sci-fi/thriller takes place in 2040 and stars Amy Lindsay (Star Trek: Voyager), Jeneta St. Clair (The Appearing), Ethan Sharrett (Homecoming), and Stewart W. Calhoun (The Eves).

A group of astronauts have been sent on a dangerous mission to retrieve water from Europa, one of the several moons orbiting the planet Jupiter. After narrowly escaping the moon to head back home, the team discovers that a nuclear war has left earth uninhabitable. While the remaining male astronauts come to grips over their losses, one of the crew members spontaneously transforms into a woman.

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The Orchard, in association with Mako Pictures and Fabrication Films have announced the release of sci-fi film Paradox Alice . The film sets off from Europa and takes place in 2040. Amy Lindsay, Jeneta St. Clair, Ethan Sharrett and Stewart W. Calhoun star. In the film, a group of astronauts have been sent on a dangerous mission to retrieve water from Europa, one of the several moons orbiting the planet Jupiter. After narrowly escaping the moon to head back home, the team discovers that a nuclear war has left earth uninhabitable. While the remaining male astronauts come to grips over their losses, one of the crew members spontaneously transforms into a woman. Each character tries to uncover the mystery of this horrific event. Was it an act of God, or a biological reaction for...