Sayed Badreya came from a ghetto in Egypt and now he seems to be happiest actor in Hollywood. On this episode of Making It, Sayed says that American movies influence the whole world and he gives wise advice to aspiring entertainers.
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‘The Devil & Father Amorth’ goes inside cases of demon possession to reveal the work of the world’s most famous exorcist. See the official trailer now.
What should you do if you are pregnant and afraid? ‘I Lived on Parker Avenue’ shows the beauty and happiness of the adoption option.
Jim Caviezel captured the world’s attention in ‘The Passion of The Christ,’ but is his new movie true to history?
Katy Perry proudly stole a young man’s kiss on ‘American Idol.’ She’s also in the legal process of taking a valuable convent from elderly Catholic nuns, and one of them died during the latest court hearing. See the nuns speak here.
The number of Irish Americans is nearly seven times as large as the population of Ireland. So let’s get to the Irish entertainment for Saint Patrick’s Day.
Jodee Lewis knows that Americans and, really, people all over the world can allow themselves to get trapped. She wants her audience to transcend their surroundings.
Last year on March 8, Matt Walsh’s beloved friend and bandmate Austin Hicks died. As Walsh grieved, music came gushing out of him and here on SCENES Live Sessions he sings selections from his album ‘Life After Rock-n-Roll.’
Here they are: the 2018 Academy Award winners. What do you think?
Fragile Rock is the emo band of puppets and humans who thrive on making people laugh at their punk blues tunes.
