Tutorial ring inspired by Sailor Moon manga - Handmade Jewelry Ideas The same rings with bracelets and pendants inspired by Sailor Moon novels I often search for ideas on Pinterest, not only from wire ...

Netflix's 'Cosmic Princess Kaguya!' blasts 'The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter' into a viral virtual fever dream. Kaguya crashes a Tokyo teen's life, easter eggs and bops await!

Fans are already clamoring for the upcoming international release of one of the hottest upcoming Sailor Moon releases ...

Fortunately, the acclaimed 'Blue Moon' star is as insightful, vulnerable and candid as ever over breakfast, as he winds down the most intensive Oscar campaign of his career. By David Canfield Senior ...

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series featuring the most talked-about scripts during awards season continues with Blue Moon, the Robert Kaplow-penned tale about the impact on famed lyricist Lorenz ...

Ice Spice channeled her inner anime icon in Japan this Halloween, performing in full Sailor Moon cosplay during her headlining set at Verdy’s Harajuku Horror Night in Tokyo. Held at Spotify O-East and ...

Remember when Hollywood thought it could make a movie star out of O.J. Simpson? That was in the late 1970s, around the time that the San Francisco native was trying to transform himself from a star ...

I’m sure we all know that person you avoid at a party. The one you try to escape during a conversation, who everyone internally cringes at when they open their mouths. I would like to think that ...

"Blue Moon" examines the real-life partnership of Broadway legends Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. The movie, based on a tragic true story, reunites Ethan Hawke (as Hart) with director Richard ...

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20 (UPI) --Blue Moon, in theaters Friday, captures the wit and lyricism of real-life songwriter Lorenz Hart. Unfortunately, some glaring of the film's artistic choices prove too ...

At 54, Ethan Hawke has nothing left to prove. He has four Oscar nominations but no wins, and he’s perfectly fine keeping it that way — at least, that’s what Denzel Washington told him 24 years ago ...