Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger gave impeccable performances in the 2005 film, Brokeback Mountain. The actors played the ...

Something that was certainly not on my 2024 bingo card would be the revival of celebrity lookalike contests. But the world ...

The Ledger Independent is publishing a 50/50 series featuring 50 things over 50 weeks. During this series, our readers can expect to see different “Local Talents/Artisans” each week.

The Ledger Independent is publishing a 50/50 series featuring 50 things over 50 weeks. During this series, our readers can expect to see different “Local Talents/Artisans” each week.

A reverse image search revealed that the photo had been shared at least three times on social media as of this publication. Several characteristics in the photograph indicated it was fake and ...

Even as celebrated as Heath Ledger’s performance as Joker is, there were still hopes at the time that his carved smile would be replaced with the chemical perma-grin. Jared Leto’s less ...

Before his untimely death in 2008, Heath Ledger was part of eighteen movies, ranging across diverse genres. Two of these were released posthumously, namely The Dark Knight in 2008 and The Imaginarium ...

“Watch the first seven minutes… only if you smile,” text above the video box reads. Smiling for a full seven minutes sounds far easier than it is. I only lasted about 20 seconds before ...

The video pauses if the technology used senses that the viewer has stopped smiling, forcing interested audience members into participating in the horror franchise's signature facial expression in ...

fans of Manchester United would have had double reason to be smiling broadly. Any City defeat these days acts as a crumb of comfort for the Old Trafford faithful whose club have fallen from grace ...

Warner Bros. Discovery gave up on Joker: Folie à Deux shortly after its disastrous opening weekend and quickly announced a Premium Video On Demand (PVOD) release mere weeks after it hit ...

To do it, you’ll have to activate your web camera on your laptop or phone, and in a small picture-in-picture window alongside the film clip, you’ll see your own face smiling back at you.