Ray Dalio

Apartment 7A Review: Rosemary’s Baby Prequel Intrigues but Isn’t Scary

by

As a dedicated cinephile, I’ve found myself in a situation where I need to call the superintendent about Apartment 7A. This place seems more like a pale imitation of the cinematic genius that was “Rosemary’s Baby,” a bone-chilling masterpiece from 1968 directed by Roman Polanski, who also brought us “Chinatown.” The film, starring Mia Farrow, tells the unique story of a young woman uncovering a sinister plot to make her give birth to the Antichrist. It was unlike anything audiences had experienced before, offering a gut-wrenching cinematic experience not seen since “Psycho,” released in 1960. If you haven’t read Ira Levin’s bestselling novel, you might have missed out on that chilling suspense and the dark undertones it carried.

All About Sylar, Brilliant Minds Star Zachary Quinto’s Character on Heroes

by

In the near future, the medical drama “Brilliant Minds” won’t be Zachary Quinto’s first rodeo on NBC. Previously, during the late 2000s, Quinto portrayed the antagonist Sylar in the fittingly titled superhero series “Heroes“. As he shared with Jimmy Fallon on a recent episode of “The Tonight Show“, the links between these two shows extend beyond just being network-related.

Bharti Kher’s Wraps Hayward Gallery in Supersized Bindis

by

Vibrant circular patterns now cover the eastern and southern sides of London’s Hayward Gallery, adding a softer touch to its previously harsh architectural style. In her latest outdoor artwork, British-Indian artist Bharti Kher delves into the intricate connection between South Asian femininity, spirituality, and nature, presenting a powerful visual blend of color and shape.