The film builds up to the final showdown between McDermott and Teddy KGB, played by John Malkovich, in what is a truly masterclass poker scene. Casino Royale: James Bond and Poker. The film builds up ...

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Officials are on track to spend about $700 million to give John Wayne Airport a facelift by 2031, touching nearly every corner of the more than 510-acre facility.. Key projects include modernizing ...

During his remarks from the Senate floor this week, Senator John Kennedy spoke in favor of school choice programs in America, citing successful implementations in several states, including Louisiana.

Here’s a track-by-track breakdown of “Who Believes in Angels?” — an album almost certain to garner Grammy buzz next season. 1. “The Rose of Laura Nyro” ...

Elton John and Brandi Carlile have released their collaborative album Who Believes in Angels.. The 10-track album, produced by Andrew Watt, with John’s longtime creative collaborator Bernie ...

John Oliver talks 'Last Week Tonight' amid more Trump: No 'false hope' In the episode, Oliver shows a clip of a severely disabled patient in Iowa whose Medicaid care was cut off for a period of time.

John Malkovich stars as the intellectual Italian stoic philosopher in Ancient Rome, with a cast including Tom Xander, Geraldine Chaplin, Louis Hofmann, and Lilith Stangenberg.

John Malkovich leans into his regular off-kilter creepy to play the unlikely pop star at the center of this serious misfire by the A24 studio, a movie that also manages to pull “The Bear” star ...

If John Malkovich is in a movie, he’s stealing the show. From the high-pitched Russian mobster (Rounders) and sadistic killer (Con Air) to the charismatic seducer (Dangerous Liaisons) and the ...

‘Opus’ Review: John Malkovich Has a Fever, and the Only Prescription Is a Better Movie. If you loved “The Menu”… just keep on loving it. “Opus” is more of the same, only less so.