If you're a Star Wars fan, you might not want to watch the most recent film in the franchise. Solo has received pretty mixed reviews across the board and fans have been left feeling disappointed. Many have suggested that the lack of fanfare is due to the fact that we don't need a film
By Steven G. Farrell. A few years back, I setup a domain for my publishing company, Celtic-Badger (www.celtic-badger.com), with the sole purpose of promoting my books and publications, especially my Mersey Boys novel, screenplay and stage play. I stumbled across Celtic Badger Media Group as I was googling for my own web
Make Us Laugh Again, Funnymen: Forgotten Hollywood Comedy Teams from the Thirties and Forties: Clark & McCullough, The Ritz Brothers, Wheeler & Woolsey, Shemp Howard with Billy Gilbert & Max Rosenbloom, and The Bowery Boys. By Steven G. Farrell. I have been an ardent film fan for my entire life, and I
Ever since the Marvel Cinematic Universe redefined shared films back in 2012 with their mega-hit The Avengers, almost every studio has been looking for the next big shared property. As a result, there are a number of spinoffs in production. There's the Young Han Solo film, Solo set to be released in
As a cinephile (or movie-lover), there’s nothing more appealing than creating the ultimate home theatre. Being able to skip the crowded theatre where you have to listen to the loud munching of popcorn and buzzing of cell phones sounds like a dream come true. With a few purchases, the vision
