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1000 films to see before you dieFilmFilms beginning with ZZ (Costa-Gavras, 1968) A political thriller that caused a sensation in the heady days of 1968. Set in an unnamed country, it's a thinly veiled attack on Greece under the generals, and echoes a real-life case in which the investigation into an eminent liberal's murder uncovered endemic state corruption. Costa-Gavras portrays a world of awesome cynicism, and yet retains a sense of hope.

When supermodels — plural — notably use a single brand, the hype is usually worthwhile. Such is the case for Harry Josh Pro Tools: A collection of flatirons, curling irons, and hair dryers that have become go-tos for runway headliners like Irina Shayk, Karlie Kloss, and Gisele Bündchen since the collection’s inception. Unmistakable thanks to their mint green accents, the tools have also been spotted BTS styling Meghan Markle, Lizzo, and Cate Blanchett on various occasions, per the brand.

The Mysterious Message in ‘Bad Behind Bars: Jodi Arias’ Towards the end of Lifetime’s latest true crime thriller, “Bad Behind Bars: Jodi Arias,” a message appears on the screen that reads, “In loving memory of Tracy Brown Bering.” This unexpected tribute has left many wondering about Tracy’s untimely demise, as no further information was provided in the film.  The Mystery Surrounding Tracy Brown Bering’s Death The message left viewers puzzled, with no reports available to shed light on what happened to Tracy Brown Bering.

Tamera Mowry-Housley announced in July that she was leaving her post at The Real. After more than six seasons on the talk show, the Sister, Sister star decided it was time to explore new challenges. Very active on social media, Mowry-Housley has cultivated quite an online fan base. Now officially with 8 million followers on Instagram, the former talk show is giving her fans the credit for creating such a supportive community. Moving on from ‘The Real’ Now that Mowry-Housley doesn’t have the Monday through Friday daytime talk show schedule of The Real to work around, the married mom of two has more than her share of new projects.

Jennifer Aniston — $150 million The actress is arguably the most talked about Friends alum, who is now married to her longtime love, Justin Theroux. Jen been acting steadily since Friends went off the air in 2004, starring in hits including The Break Up, Marley & Me, Horrible Bosses, We're the Millers, and Mother's Day. ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7pLjOrJyrr5WauK3FjZympmegpMC1v46mmK2sXaGyo7jAp5pmmpmnwamwwLJkn6qZmrulv4ynnK1lp6S%2FtbSMamdxcWBlfA%3D%3D

The Cry Me a River singer and Candy actress share two children Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are two of the biggest names in Hollywood – but when it comes to their children, they are notoriously private.  The couple are parents to sons Silas, eight, and Phineas, three, and they have never shared photos of their faces on social media, preferring to post images of them in costume or taken from a distance instead.

3/5 stars In 2016, Hong Kong filmmaker Derek Tsang Kwok-cheung scored a critical and commercial hit with Soul Mate, the story of two childhood friends whose devotion to one another has repercussions through their adult life.The film garnered numerous international accolades, including a rare joint best actress prize at the Golden Horse Awards for stars Zhou Dongyu and Ma Sichun.Now South Korean director Min Young-keun looks to recapture that success with his remake, which transplants the story to the remote, picturesque setting of Jeju Island, with rising stars Kim Da-mi (Itaewon Class) and Jeon So-nee assuming the lead roles.

Tips for Reducing the Oral Side Effects of Chemotherapy by Jill Meyer-Lippert, RDH While not everyone experiences problems in their mouth during chemotherapy, many cancer survivors do. Some of the oral side effects associated with cancer therapies include dry mouth, mouth sores (or oral mucositis), and osteonecrosis of the jaw. For some cancer survivors, long-term damage to teeth and gum health can occur. This may require time-consuming and costly dental care long after cancer treatments are complete.

Reboots may be on the rise, but Tony Danza wants Who’s The Boss? fans to know he won’t be reprising his role of beloved housekeeper Tony Micelli. While stopping by Good Day New York on Tuesday, September 17, the iconic actor opened up about rumors of a revival and dished about why he sees no possibility of it actually happening. “First of all, I’ve never been a big fan of these reboots,” the 68-year-old actor admitted to host Rosanna Scotto.