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The 29-year-old actress, starring in polar opposite projects ‘Faces of Death’ and ‘Mile End Kicks,’ isn’t concerned about sticking with a certain genre — she’s ready to explore everything. By Nicole ...

Barbie Ferreira is reflecting on her departure from HBO’s “Euphoria,” saying she left the hit series after Season 2 because she no longer felt her character had a meaningful creative path forward and ...

Barbie Ferreira left “Euphoria” simply because she did not want to feel like a “background character.” “Some people are like, ‘I would do that.’ I’m like, ‘Good for you,’” the actress, 29, said on ...

“It was a very different kind of platform and situation,” Goldhaber tells Polygon, “but that inspired the world of the film and a general approach to understanding how these images affect you.” “We ...

'How to Blow Up a Pipeline' helmer Daniel Goldhaber's film is inspired by the 1978 cult classic featuring real and staged death scenes. By Frank Scheck In the publicity for their movie, the creators ...

LOS ANGELES, April 6 (UPI) --Barbie Ferreira and Dacre Montgomery star in Faces of Death, in theaters Friday, a re-imagining of the notorious 1978 horror video. Ferreira said she associates her film's ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Jacqueline Kerr arrived to a Florida convention center Friday, suitcases stuffed with intricate, hand-made ...

The Barbie Dream Fest wasn’t exactly a dream for many attendees. The event, which took place in Fort Lauderdale, Florida between March 27 to 29, was advertised as “three days of glam, nostalgia, and ...

Barbie Dream Fest promised glitter, pink, and empowerment — but for many attendees, the reality felt more like a bargain-bin mirage than a dream come true. Guests who paid as much as $300 to attend ...

Fans had high hopes for Barbie Dream Fest, a Mattel-sanctioned gathering in Fort Lauderdale. But in a cavernous convention center, the dream seemed to fizzle. By Madison Malone Kircher It was ...

Back in the ’80s, Mattel’s Masters of the Universe figures ruled the boys’ toy aisle. Meanwhile, their iconic Barbie reigned over the girls’ toy aisle like a hot pink monarch. But the two popular ...