Chiwetel Ejiofor has finally arrived. And the proof comes when he doesn’t — at least not immediately. He is now 15 minutes late for his breakfast interview. The owner of the Beverly Hills cafe is anxiously awaiting the appearance of the actor, whose reservation was made in his name. “We’re trying really hard not to
Luther, the British detective drama starring Idris Elba as a procedure-flouting copper investigating seriously grisly homicides, returns for its third season Tuesday night on BBC America. I recommend watching with every single light in your house turned on. Luther’s criminals are no more savage than the ones found on TV’s innumerable other gruesome murder shows,
This might be the best news in months. Zadie Smith, author of White Teeth and NW, says she's writing a science fiction novel. She even describes it as a "romp." And she cites Ursula K. Le Guin as one of the book's major influences. Talking to the London Evening Standard, Smith says she's been reading
British filmmaker Steve McQueen's "Shame" — about a New York City sex addict who has to face his issues once his sister visits — received worldwide critical acclaim for the Black director. Despite these accolades, the film was snubbed by the Oscars as it received no nominations. Even lead Michael Fassbender was shut out. When asked
Chiwetel Ejiofor has finally arrived. And the proof comes when he doesn’t — at least not immediately. He is now 15 minutes late for his breakfast interview. The owner of the Beverly Hills cafe is anxiously awaiting the appearance of the actor, whose reservation was made in his name. “We’re trying really hard not to
Luther, the British detective drama starring Idris Elba as a procedure-flouting copper investigating seriously grisly homicides, returns for its third season Tuesday night on BBC America. I recommend watching with every single light in your house turned on. Luther’s criminals are no more savage than the ones found on TV’s innumerable other gruesome murder shows,
This might be the best news in months. Zadie Smith, author of White Teeth and NW, says she's writing a science fiction novel. She even describes it as a "romp." And she cites Ursula K. Le Guin as one of the book's major influences. Talking to the London Evening Standard, Smith says she's been reading
British filmmaker Steve McQueen's "Shame" — about a New York City sex addict who has to face his issues once his sister visits — received worldwide critical acclaim for the Black director. Despite these accolades, the film was snubbed by the Oscars as it received no nominations. Even lead Michael Fassbender was shut out. When asked
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