Voldemort, one of the most iconic villains in the Harry Potter franchise, has many unforgettable sayings. Here are some of ...

Kamiyama and screenwriters Phoebe Gittins and Arty Papageorgiou frame The War of the Rohirrim as a historical tale told by The Lord of the Rings' Éowyn (Miranda Otto, returning in voiceover).

I am (also) no man: Gaia Wise’s Héra in ‘The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim’ (Warner Bros) In short, it too visibly bears the wounds of its circumstances – it was fast-tracked ...

HBO is launching their own version of Harry Potter, based on JK Rowling’s best-selling novels. This upcoming television series follows the extraordinary success of the Harry Potter films, which ...

The chief priest explained this further. “The principal deity in the temple is 'Balamurugan', or Lord Muruga as child – and all children love chocolates”, Shaji smiles. Earlier, garlands made of ...

and now comes news that department store chain Lord & Taylor is slated for a comeback. Nostalgia really might be what it used to be after all, at least when it comes to department stores.

Lord & Taylor’s new owners have barely embarked on a comeback plan for the nearly 200-year-old department store, but step one has already been accomplished: reinstating its iconic, sweeping ...

Produced by Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens, the 183-years-earlier animated spinoff may not be strictly canonical, but it does introduce another female hero in the vein of Éowyn.

Director Kenji Kamiyama (Blade Runner: Black Lotus) takes on the task of making an animated Middle-earth that feels like part of the same tapestry as Jackson’s Lord of the Rings movies.

The iconic department store shuttered in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. Iconic department store chain Lord & Taylor is set to make a comeback. Regal Brands Global, the new owner of the 198 ...

Combining the "Lord of the Rings" Appendices with a Studio Ghibli homage isn't a bad idea, but the execution leaves a little — or a lot — to be desired. Of course, this isn’t the first ...