Michael Dobuski

2 months ago | southernillinoisnow.com | Michael Dobuski

The new movie The Wedding Banquet may share a name with Ang Lee’s queer romantic comedy from the 1990s, but director Andrew Ahn says it isn’t a direct remake. “I think the term that we’ve landed on is ‘reimagining,’” Ahn tells ABC Audio. The original The Wedding Banquet tells the story of a gay man who stages an elaborate wedding to a woman in an effort to fool his traditional Taiwanese parents.

2 months ago | yoursourceone.com | Michael Dobuski

The new movie The Wedding Banquet may share a name with Ang Lee’s queer romantic comedy from the 1990s, but director Andrew Ahn says it isn’t a direct remake. “I think the term that we’ve landed on is ‘reimagining,’” Ahn tells ABC Audio. The original The Wedding Banquet tells the story of a gay man who stages an elaborate wedding to a woman in an effort to fool his traditional Taiwanese parents.

2 months ago | thepulseofnh.com | Mary Thompson |Michael Dobuski

Florence Pugh says she doesn't make it easy to date her. The actress opened up about her romantic life in a recent cover story for Harper's Bazaar UK. Pugh said she is currently in love and that she is approaching this relationship differently than she has in the past. “I’m more sympathetic to the people who are in love with me, because it’s not easy," Pugh said.

2 months ago | yoursourceone.com | Michael Dobuski

Government Cheese, a new Apple TV+ show debuting Wednesday, follows the story of Hampton Chambers, an ex-convict trying to go into business for himself in late 1960s California — while avoiding further tangles with the law. The show’s 10 episodes cover a variety of genres: at times it’s a hardened crime drama, or a quasi-religious journey of discovery, or an offbeat family comedy. For lead actor David Oyelowo, the mix of tones extends to his character.

Feb 28, 2025 | thepulseofnh.com | Sweenie Saint-Vil |Mary Thompson |Michael Dobuski

George Wallace costars in a show called Clean Slate, but he also actually believes in one. Speaking to ABC Audio, he explains, "You can start over every day. You will have some situation[s] come up in your life that you say, 'Okay...you know what? I think I was wrong.' And then you can start and begin a new life, a new beginning."Laverne Cox also believes it's possible, but she says the opposite can sometimes be true, noting social media can prevent one from starting over on a clean slate.