Ever wondered who could be the voice behind the villainous Uncle Scar in the 1994 Disney animated classic The Lion King? Well, it is none other than the acclaimed British actor Jeremy Irons.

Psychological thrillers, also cerebral thrillers, are a rich cinematic genre that might be one of the most misunderstood. While they aren't always horror movies, their predominant ...

Something has happened in video-game adaptations over the past few years. In the three decades since the release of the first ...

There are making-of clips with Elton John and other creative forces and appearances by original cast members like Nathan Lane and Jeremy Irons.

Fantasy is one of, if not the oldest, genres of storytelling. It has the power to transport audiences to worlds beyond imagination, where brave heroes must face off against all manner of horrors ...

While it might seem that the idea of a more forgiving club matters most off the tee, we think the case can be made that for a lot of golfers, a little more forgiveness in their irons can go a long ...

The Boss rolled in to Caesars on Thursday afternoon — sort of. During Disney’s CinemaCon presentation, the first footage from 20th Century’s Deliver Me from Nowhere, the biopic based on the ...

Jeremy Allen White proved he fits perfectly in the bum-hugging jeans of Bruce Springsteen, debuting a compelling first trailer for a biopic of the “Dancing in the Dark ” singer at CinemaCon in ...

LAS VEGAS – Bob Dylan just got the biopic treatment. Bruce Springsteen, you're up. Jeremy Allen White came to CinemaCon on Thursday to debut the first look at director Scott Cooper's "Deliver ...

One of my primary goals in the first 60 days of my new position here at GOLF.com is to test a wide variety of clubs from a wide variety of brands, to get a feel for what everyone’s doing and ...

When you hear the name Miura something shifts. With all of the big-time club manufacturers in the world, it’s this 68-year-old family-run Japanese forging house that still carries all the mystique.

The latest TV project from Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May has been unveiled. The trio are due to reunite on screen once again, following the end of their TV programme The Grand Tour.