Netflix continues to carve out a name for itself in the anime genre, with Yakitori: Soldiers of Misfortune being its latest offering.
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The brand new anime is based on the light novel by Carlo Zen and follows a band of misfit soldiers whose missions come with little chance of survival.
We follow Akira Ihotsu as he is scouted by this group and aims to be one of the lucky few who live to tell the tale, in a story set against the backdrop of a dystopian earth controlled by a sinister trade federation. Read More...
Given the trilogy’s dedicated fan base, it’s hardly surprising that rumours of a Back to the Future 4 continue to pop up from time to time.
But is a fourth film actually coming out in 2024? Read on for everything you need to know.
Will there be Back to the Future 4? Rumours debunkedUnfortunately, the trailer that has been doing the rounds on YouTube is nothing but a fake.
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It's 43 years since Chicago first wowed Broadway, but Kander and Ebb's musical satire feels as relevant as ever in our publicity and celebrity-obsessed times.
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With the exception of Cuba Gooding Jr, the producers have swerved the celebrity and stunt-casting (Marti Pellow, Jerry Springer et al) that has often blighted previous tours and revivals.
Instead we have a principal cast made up of actors who have trod these boards before: Josefina Gabrielle as Velma Kelly, Sarah Soetaert as Roxie Hart and Ruthie Henshall as Mama Morton. Read More...
