For her final film performance, Aaliyah takes centerstage in Queen of the Damned, a standalone film adapted from Anne Rice’s 1988 Interview with the Vampire sequel. Aaliyah plays Akasha, a former ...

For her final film performance, Aaliyah takes centerstage in Queen of the Damned, a standalone film adapted from Anne Rice’s ...

Terra Sage Mercantile, a growing art collective nestled in the heart of Laguna Canyon, is celebrating its one-year ...

They are part of a growing drama in the Asian entertainment world that raises questions about society’s treatment of celebrities in crisis, with harsh media and online commentary amplifying their ...

Including three actors playing Dracula as he gets gradually younger. The story focused on five clear chapters, starting with Harker’s journey to Transylvania, The Demeter setting sail, Whitby, ...

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Shout out also to Marie Osman, who does a terrific job portraying Lucy Westernra's transformation when she becomes Dracula's first victim. She also plays a female Renfield, in a departure from ...

Global sales of art and antiques have fallen for a second consecutive year, declining by 12% in 2024 to an estimated $57.5 billion, according to the latest annual Art Market Report by Art Basel ...

The 38th annual Houston Art Car Parade returns April 10-13, bringing hundreds of creatively decorated vehicles to downtown Houston. As the city’s largest free public art event, the parade draws ...

Dracula. Titled Werewolf by Night: Blood Moon Rise, the one-shot comic written by Giacchino will feature art by David Messina, along with a back-up feature by Jason Loo, writer of the current ...

However, Renfield, man. Come on. Renfield sucked. Pun not intended. Renfield seemingly had everything going for it. A fun premise that cleverly inverted the classic Dracula story; Nicolas Cage ...

And around the Artnet News (virtual) water cooler, we couldn’t help but notice a striking similarity between two of the deaths and one of art history’s most famous paintings. (If you haven’t ...