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Ikland, the compelling new documentary from directors Cevin Soling and David Hilbert, follows their journey to Northern Uganda to learn whether anthropologist Colin Turnbull's 1972 assertion that the Ik were the 'worst people in the world' was indeed true. The result is a powerful account of Soling and his team of cinematographers, audio technicians, guides, educators, interpreters, handlers, and helpers, struggling through war-torn regions of deepest Africa.

There’s a new writer on the radar, and if you’re a fan of horror, you’re sure to have heard the blips coming across the internet alerting you to the arrival of Tom Hubbard.

New research in a book published by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy,  Planet of Cities suggests that most cities of the world are woefully unprepared for the urban population explosion that will occur through the 21st century.

Most of us recycle trash to keep our forest's green, our water clear, and our landfills manageable. For a young mother living at Stung Meanchey, a place once called the largest municipal waste dump in Cambodia, the act takes on a more pressing purpose—Sang Ly is hoping to save her son.

Anonymous source leaks new novel, That Girl Started Her Own Country, Sixth in the Series of Sequels to the Count of Monte Cristo, by the Holy Ghost Writer, to select few journalists before it was actually scheduled to be published. According to The Kimble Group, the purported dissimilar novel to Stieg Larsson's Millennium-Trilogy has Larsson fans wondering if he actually faked his own death.

It seems that everyone in Hollywood is either talking about Paramount's upcoming 100th anniversary or giving out another award bearing the name of legendary director Cecil B. DeMille. Well get ready for the close-up because award-winning author and screenwriter Robert Hammond just released his latest novel entitled "C. B. DeMille: The Man Who Invented Hollywood.”

There has been a witch's brew boiling for 10 years, and America's greatest rock band is about to blow the cover off. On November 6, Aerosmith will release Music From Another Dimension. It marks the band's 15th studio album and their first studio album of all-new material in 11 years. The album was recorded in Los Angeles and at the band's studio in Massachusetts.

For the first time in Japanese cinema history, an American-made film is being remade and released in Japan with director Lee Sang-il's Japanese-language film, Yurusarezarumono, inspired by Clint Eastwood's, Unforgiven.

According to independent research conducted by casinoenlinea.es, Spain spent €2.8 billion subsidizing organized bullfights in the last five years alone. This despite 72.1% of Spaniards having no interest in bullfights. Moreover, these bullfights have resulted in the deaths of more than 53,000 bulls during this period.