We Live In Time Gets One of Andrew Garfield’s Best Audience Scores on Rotten Tomatoes

The recently released movie titled “We Live In Time,” starring Andrew Garfield, is garnering excellent feedback following its premiere on October 11. Currently, it boasts an audience score of 88% and a critics’ score of 79%, positioning it among his top-rated projects. As more reviews pour in, the positive response from viewers continues to grow, suggesting that the film could see further acclaim once it becomes available on streaming platforms.

Kelly Clarkson Gets Real About How Her Mom Responded To Her Divorce After Ali Wong Shared Her Own Wild Story: ‘Can You Just Wait Until I Die?’

It’s unfortunate, but it’s not unusual for marriages to dissolve, and celebrity splits appear to happen quite frequently. Regardless of one’s fame or the reasons behind the separation, sharing such news can be an uncomfortable experience. Frequently, it appears that parents are hit hardest by this news, as was true for Ali Wong when she shared her mother’s emotional response to learning about her impending divorce. On the other hand, Kelly Clarkson disclosed that her mom had strong feelings regarding her and Brandon Blackstock’s separation.

Lonely Planets Stunning Shooting Locations, Explained

In the leading roles for Netflix’s upcoming romantic drama, “Lonely Planet,” are Liam Hemsworth and Laura Dern. The story revolves around Katherine Loewe, a respected author, who journeys to Morocco in an attempt to escape her tumultuous divorce and conquer writer’s block. Simultaneously at the same resort is Owen Brophy, accompanied by his girlfriend, aspiring author Lily Kemp. As their relationship strains further, they come to the harsh realization that their lifestyles are no longer compatible. Despite their personal challenges, Katherine and Owen discover a sense of solace in each other, gradually developing feelings for one another as they tentatively explore the possibility of a new romance together.

L.A. World Cup Committee Opens 2026 Poster Design to Local Artists

Similar to how each FIFA World Cup tournament holds a special spot among football enthusiasts, its logos and posters do as well. For the upcoming North American World Cup, organizers are granting local artists an opportunity to create a Los Angeles-themed poster, accompanied by a $20,000 USD award.