Kevin Costner has spoken out against a lawsuit filed by a stunt performer on his film Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2, alleging that she was forced to perform a “violent” unscripted rape scene without required notice, consent or the mandatory presence of an intimacy coordinator. In a legal declaration filed Monday in LA superior court, Costner called the …
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Sophie Turner worked with Kit Harington for years on the hit HBO series “Game of Thrones.” But there’s one thing the pair, who played brother and sister on the show, never had to do: film intimate scenes together. The two finally had to tackle an on-screen romance in their upcoming film “The Dreadful,” after Turner suggested Harington as the lead. …
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SPOILER ALERT: This story discusses plot developments in “Superman,” which is now available to purchase on digital VOD. James Gunn provided a rare and fascinating look inside the process of making “Superman” on Friday, when he posted an extended clip from the making-of documentary of the film that features an intense debate the writer-director had on set with star David …
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Share on PinterestSubtle signs of multiple sclerosis may appear more than a decade before onset, recent research suggests. Image credit: Pancake Pictures/Getty Images Research is ongoing regarding when multiple sclerosis develops and strategies for prompt diagnosis. A recent study found that people who went on to develop multiple sclerosis had a much higher use of medical services up to 15 …
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Share on PinterestA decline in physical activity may signal future heart disease years before symptoms begin, according to new research. Thomas Barwick/Getty Images Several lifestyle changes can help lower the risk for heart disease, including being physically active. A new study found that adults who developed heart disease later in life experienced a decline in their physical activity about 12 …
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Human brain samples Post-mortem human brain and serum samples were obtained in accordance with institutional guidelines and with approval from the Harvard Medical School Institutional Review Board. All procedures complied with relevant ethical regulations. All post-mortem human brain and serum samples were fully deidentified before receipt, and no identifiable private donor information was accessible to the researchers. As such, informed …
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