Новости за 19.05.2015

As you might've heard from the chatter being passed around today, Simon Pegg landed himself in a bit of hot water with fans in a recent interview. “I’m very much a self-confessed fan of science-fiction and genre cinema. But part of me looks at society as it is now and thinks we’ve been infantilized by our own taste," he said, adding that he was concerned about the "dumbing down" of the culture. Now the actor has posted a very long clarification of his thoughts on his site Peggster, and he's honest about having been a bit reactionary. Читать дальше...

After directing “Deliver Us From Evil,” her Oscar-nominated 2006 documentary chronicling sex-abuse cases in the Roman Catholic Church, Amy Berg set her sights on directing a narrative feature. “Since ‘Deliver Us From Evil,’ I have been getting a lot of scripts and a lot of meetings with people,” the 44-year-old Berg said at the quaint Venice (Los Angeles County) home she shares with her dogs. [...] the stakes are high for the characters in her dark first narrative feature, “Every Secret Thing.” Based on the novel by Laura Lippman... Читать дальше...

behind the scenes. A photo posted by Kylizzle (@kyliejenner) on May 16, 2015 at 10:51am P[...]

Police say Jeremy Ellis put the four-week-old puppies in a bag and then ran over them in his van.

A Russian YouTuber has shown off an incredible car theft technique which looks so smooth it should be in Grand Theft Auto. Thief One pops out, slaps a bit of paper on the car. When the Victim pops out to investigate, Thief Two jumps into the driver’s seat and zooms off. Before you get too […]

PRS for Music says YouTube and SoundCloud are exploiting songwriters and creative industries

The world's largest retailer on Tuesday disappointed on both the top and bottom lines, but it wasn't all bad news.

This is how ADT plans on cementing its spot on the Internet of Everything space, its CEO said.

Yahoo says it has fixed the problem that some Yahoo Mail users were experiencing issues on Tuesday.

EU plans ‘real-world’ checks for exhaust emissions

This week, two rather different films open: "Tomorrowland" and "Poltergeist." The first is that rare beast among summer tentpoles —an original property starring massive movie star George Clooney and directed by Brad Bird, whose last film made a gazillion dollars and won him all sorts of critical adoration. The second is a remake of a beloved 1980s horror film that does not seem particularly needed, which stars Sam Rockwell and Rosemarie deWitt, both of whom we love but neither of whom are known to open movies... Читать дальше...

Bacon sandwiches? WRONG. Flossing your teeth? WRONG.

The new album by the lead singer of the Killers is popping with upbeat, melodic music that cheerily evokes the past of your choosing: I’ve seen comparisons by Amazon customers to Johnny Hates Jazz and Cutting Crew, and I wouldn’t be surprised if older demographics pointed toward the end of Asylum Records’ Jackson Brown run, or even Danny O’Keefe. Success!

A Santa Cruz County Superior Court judge sentenced her to 6 years in prison, according to NBC affiliate KSBW.

In the incredible clip, the father can be seen anxiously waiting to open his eyes after successfully undergoing a cornea transplant

Crude oil will fall back to its low for the year, said Goldman Sachs in a note to clients Monday.

The NHTSA confirmed earlier reports that air bag manufacturer Takata plans to declare 33.8 million vehicles defective.

If Congress lifts a claims cap, Amtrak could face damages of half a billion dollars from last week's crash.

Remember, no spinning allowed.

Portfolio outflows provoked by ‘bond tantrum’ says IIF and may be taste of things to come

This Morning's slot on the missing child was replaced by an interview about big boobs

Dealing with breaking news requires trust between the producer and anchor

After decades of swallowing up competitors, pressure is on for warehouse financial institutions to start divesting.

Its finder claims it is 'the literary discovery of the century'.

Long fall and recent collapses in nominal and real yields on safe securities should be at an end