This is especially true in his scenes with returning actresses Julia Stiles as fellow spy Nicky Parsons, who risks not just her job but her life to help him, and Joan Allen as CIA investigator Pamela Landy, who brings class and intelligence to the role of a woman who develops sympathy for the person she’s targeting

This is especially true in his scenes with returning actresses Julia Stiles as fellow spy Nicky Parsons, who risks not just her job but her life to help him, and Joan Allen as CIA investigator Pamela Landy, who brings class and intelligence to the role of a woman who develops sympathy for the person she’s targeting

by | Dec 11, 2019 | Arts & Entertainment::Celebrities

But now as we’re creeping into August, traditionally a dumping-ground time at the movies, we have easily the best threequel of all. “The Bourne Ultimatum” kicks all of their butts – literally and figuratively. Clever and smart, fast and fun,...
But Savica said that pro and college football is “completely different” from the high school level — in intensity, size and speed of the players, and the number of “hits” they take

But Savica said that pro and college football is “completely different” from the high school level — in intensity, size and speed of the players, and the number of “hits” they take

by | Dec 11, 2019 | Arts & Entertainment::Celebrities

In a finding that suggests football used to be a less dangerous sport, a small study shows that men who played in high school in the 1950s and 1960s may not be at increased risk for dementia or memory problems. Nor did they show increased rates of Parkinson’s disease...