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Follow us on Telegram for the latest updates: https://t.me/mothershipsg Did you know that the ArtScience Museum has a cinema? First of its kind ArtScience Cinema While this is not the first time that the venue is screening movies, it appears that the ArtScience Museum has recently built and dedicated a room for screening movies exclusively all year round. … [Read more...] about ArtScience Museum’s cinema screens arthouse flicks for free or at affordable prices of up to S$13

It’s pretentious, over-decorated, and probably overlong. But it’s also a spectacular 2 and half hours which will reconnect you with the 20th century’s most consequential pop icon – Elvis. “Elvis” was released today in Thailand and is now showing at cinemas around the country. If you want to revel in Elvis nostalgia and the music, there’s plenty of that. But the movie is also … [Read more...] about ‘Elvis’ the movie – all shook up in a blancmange of jump suits and pop tribute

With the next big Marvel Cinematic Universe release coming up in just a few weeks, we are definitely excited about Thor: Love and Thunder in July. Whether you are in it for Jane Foster's Mighty Thor or the arrival of Gorr the God Butcher, it is shaping up to be an adventure filled with fun and drama. Another thing that is definitely in shape is Chris Hemsworth, and as … [Read more...] about Thor: Love and Thunder will deliver full unpixellated Chris Hemsworth butt experience

Despite the almost two decades' worth of retirement, she can't hide her stage presence. Hong Kong cinema legend Joey Wong was spotted by Vancouver media at a dharma meeting in the Canadian city that took place a few days prior. Joey, 55, was pictured among a group of participants on stage, humming along in the Buddhist conference in images shared on Xiaohongshu captioned … [Read more...] about ‘Caught a wild Joey Wong’: Former Hong Kong actress seen on stage in Canada, but this time for Buddhism

Screaming fans who have clearly lost it and are stretching out their hands, desperately clawing at Elvis from below the stage, hoping to touch the legend himself. The first public performance in the biopic Elvis was how director Baz Luhrmann introduced the late king of rock and roll to audiences. It's clear that the film is a celebration of the legend himself, however it's … [Read more...] about Director Baz Luhrmann explains why Elvis movie is told through ‘bad guy’ Tom Hanks’ perspective