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Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band have announced four UK dates on their 2023 international tour, which kicks off in the United States on 1st February. After their 14th April homecoming show in Newark, New Jersey, the tour heads to Europe from 28th April in Barcelona through to 25th July in Monza, Italy. The newly announced dates mark Springsteen and The E Street Band’s first UK shows since 5th June 2016 at Wembley Stadium. Tickets for these dates go on sale at 9am on Thursday 21st July 2022.  30th May 2023…

Breadcrumb Trail Links Music 'After six years, I’m looking forward to seeing our great and loyal fans next year' Publishing date: Jul 12, 2022  •  July 12, 2022  •  2 minute read  •  8 Comments Bruce Springsteen. Photo by Sony Music Article content Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band are hitting the road next year, but Canada isn’t on their itinerary — at least so far. Springsteen has announced he’ll play 31 shows south of the border beginning Feb. 1, 2023, in Tampa, Fla.,…

via 20th Century Fox Fans all over the world have been kicking off their shoes and throwing on their white vests to celebrate the 34th anniversary of Die Hard, the summer blockbuster that endures as both one of the greatest action movies ever made, and a festive favorite that gets revisited annually in the buildup to the holiday season. John McTiernan’s spectacular shoot ’em up remains as re-watchable now as it ever was, with the success of the first installment turning Bruce Willis into an instant A-list…

In a rare social media appearance, Bruce Willis can be seen visiting an iconic Die Hard filming location.The actor’s wife, Emma Heming Willis, shared a video on Instagram of Bruce visiting the Fox Plaza in California.The building, which was renamed the Nakatomi Plaza in the film, was where Bruce’s character, detective John McClane, took down a group of terrorists who had captured hostages in the high rise.In the black-and-white clip, Bruce is standing on top of the skyscraper, enjoying the view. Scenes from the 1988…

Bruce Willis played a plethora of memorable movie characters during his decades-long career, but the one that arguably the most recognizable is Die Hard’s Jack McClane. Many surely remember the first time they saw the police detective come to blows with terrorists in the 1988 blockbuster. Just as iconic as the character himself, though, is the film’s infamous, fictional setting: Nakatomi Plaza. The Los Angeles skyscraper is still a popular place 34 years later, and Willis himself recently paid a visit. There’s even…

Photo by Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images Before he was Gorr, the God Butcher, and wielded the Necrosword, Christian Bale was a Jedi knight. Or at least he was thanks to a very convincing fan edit of Batman Begins. Twitter user @atotalposer shared a small clip featuring Bale as Bruce Wayne holding a lightsaber. The video was only three seconds long but it convincingly showcased the dark knight as a powerful Jedi ready to duel. The video received more than 38k likes and has nearly 3k retweets. The clip the Twitter…

Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images The unfortunate news that beloved action star Bruce Willis has Aphasia (a disorder that affects speech) reverberated through Hollywood and brought a harsh mortal reality to a man that’s been entertaining audiences for more than 30 years. That doesn’t mean we’ve seen the last of him though. Late career Willis has seen him doing lesser and smaller profile movies which seem to only exist to pad his pocket. Which is fine, he’s an actor and he has to earn a living, but it’s hard to…

Based on Grant Chastain’s graphic novel, Corrective Measures is an unabashed splicing of X-Men and Suicide Squad. Something so derivative really shouldn’t work, yet its setting, within the confines of San Tiburon – a maximum-security prison for inmates with superpowers – corrals the story into something close to a brassily characterised ensemble drama, while restricting the action to occasional raucous outbreaks. Presumably done for budget reasons, it winds up a more distinctive film than it otherwise might be, and is…

It was announced earlier this year that Bruce Willis was retiring from film-making because his aphasia was making it increasingly difficult for him to perform. However, he seems to be having a bit of a farewell tour as the last few films he worked on trickle out. Perhaps in the light of this , critics should be a bit kinder, cutting both Willis and the films themselves a bit of slack. But this one is just as rubbish and pointless as all the other ropey action movies he has made in the past few years.Here, Willis is…

After Bruce Willis’ post-aphasia diagnosis retirement, stories of support and well-wishes flooded the internet. Friends, fans, and family have all sent their best to the man who’s entertained so many, and still has some upcoming movies to be released in that same spirit. However, concerns have also taken shape, as recent accusations claim Hollywood producer Randall Emmett may have known about Willis’ condition, and pushed him to work harder anyway. In light of those comments, Bruce Willis’ attorney Martin Singer…