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Rosie Perez apologises for sounding a little hoarse – it’s partly because of a cold, but mainly because she spent Saturday night at Madison Square Garden, screaming for Amanda Serrano during her historic bout against Katie Taylor. “I shouldn’a went to the fights, but I went to the fights,” she mutters in that unmistakeable Brooklyn accent. But how could she have missed the biggest women’s boxing match in history? “On one hand, it’s gonna go down in the history books as one of the best fights ever, and that’s saying a lot.…

Ryan Gosling fully deserves his reputation as one of his generation’s finest talents, racking up a string of acclaimed performances in virtually every genre under the sun, winning no shortage of rave reviews and awards season recognition in the process. However, he’s yet to prove himself as an action hero, but the 41 year-old is going all-out to make it happen. This summer brings the release of Netflix’s The Gray Man, the $200 million globetrotting espionage blockbuster that’s being directed by the Russo…

Warning: the article contains spoilers for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. The writer for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is breaking down the beats of the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe film in pro wrestling terms. It turns out Michael Waldron, who penned the film and created the Disney Plus Marvel show Loki, is also a big fan of pro wrestling. Warning: spoilers to follow for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. When asked in an interview with IGN about Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda…

Actor Miles Teller says he was nervous to be a part of Top Gun: Maverick as he had "big shoes" to fill when superstar Tom Cruise picked him up to play the son of a beloved character in the franchise. (Also read: Top Gun Maverick trailer: Tom Cruise zooms in a fighter jet to May 27 release date. Watch)Maverick is a much-awaited follow-up to the 1986 blockbuster Top Gun, which changed Cruise's life and career, making him an overnight Hollywood heartthrob for his performance as suave and daring US Navy aviator Pete…

Twenty-seven-year-old Birmingham-born director Sheikh Shahnawaz makes an impression with his macho low-budget debut about an undercover cop. It is a crime drama with two teaspoons of Guy Richie, a tablespoon of Line of Duty and a dollop of sentimental social-realism chucked in at end. It’s not without flaws but Shahnawaz is clearly ambitious and does well on what looks like a minuscule budget.Gurj Gill plays Danny, a Met detective recruited for an undercover operation: posing as an addict to sniff out major crack and…