Imagine yourself in a dark room. You hear a rustle in the corner, and your imagination immediately paints the worst: a robber, a monster, something that could harm you. Your heart pounds, your breath quickens, your body tightens. But suddenly you turn on the light. In the corner, it turns out to be just an old cloak that fell from the chair. In an instant, fear disappears because its cause is gone — you have shifted from imagination to reality.

Some concerts are worth waiting years for — especially for those living abroad, far from home. London has long been known for its huge Russian-speaking community made up of Ukrainians, Belarusians, Russians, Kazakhs, and many other wonderful people from neighbouring countries. And one of the things that unites many of them is music — particularly the Ukrainian rock-band Nervy.

We are accustomed to thinking that our feelings are nothing more than a play of hormones and neurons, and that the world around us is a static, separate reality. But what if that is not the case? What if our inner world — our emotions and thoughts — holds the power to change matter at the most fundamental level?

Just recently, the pre-award Governors Awards ceremony hosted by the Academy took place, where numerous honors were presented to some of Hollywood’s greatest figures. The legendary Tom Cruise attended the event — and finally received his first Oscar!

We’ve waited for this. Nearly 20 years later, The Devil Wears Prada has finally received its long-anticipated sequel. The characters played by Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, and Anne Hathaway became iconic not only in cinema but also in the fashion world, while both critics and audiences were absolutely delighted with the original film.

How much do you think you allow yourself to use the opportunities that life presents to you, in terms of percentage? If, while answering this question, you find yourself looking back and recalling how you could have used your chances in the past, it means you are turned away from today. Consequently, you are not utilizing what is right in front of you now and are not creating future opportunities for yourself. A way not to live in the present is to turn away from real life and constantly focus on past experiences. Thus, a person does not use their opportunities and remains in a state of eternal disappointment about "what could have been".

The last leaf fell from the tree. Sad. Vasya sat on a bench, wearing a warm jacket and a scarf, holding a store-bought latte. A strong wind blew through the street, and grey clouds half-covered the sun.

Following the release of the third Knives Out instalment, subtitled The Resurrection of the Dead Man, Daniel Craig and director Rian Johnson have been busy doing the press rounds, sharing their thoughts — and teasing what might come next.

As often happens, London can host several major film premieres in just one month — from original blockbusters to big sequels of well-known franchises. Recently, on November 6, the London premiere of The Running Man took place, attended by the film’s main cast.

Universal Studios surprised everyone when it released the trailer for Michael — a film about the life and career of global pop icon Michael Jackson, whose music conquered the hearts of millions in the last century and continues to do so today.