John Nolan is a reporter at RTE. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, film and cinema, and architecture, with a keen interest in movies, reviews, and television. John’s work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Lexology, the LT Frank Greene Memorial Foundation, The Greenville Journal, FOX 55 Fort Wayne, WANE 15, and the Government of Jersey.
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John Nolan's coverage is mostly focused on event coverage and reviews, particularly in the entertainment industry. His articles cover topics such as box office performance, movie trailers, and specific local events related to Greenville.
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By: John Nolan
The first family of Marvel is FINALLY making their MCU debut and wow is it shaping up to be a big swing. We have the full plot synopsis for The Fantastic Four: The First Steps and, while there are no major surprises, my vibe-o-meter has started pinging off the charts.
Red One , the holiday flick where Chris Evans and Dwayne Johnson go on a mission to save Santa Claus wins….but in an ugly way. That first sentence should have almost guaranteed a $100M opening weekend but in today's world, it couldn't break $50M. Granted it almost got there worldwide, with a $84M take when all receipts are counted it's still a blow to all those involved. There's still time, unlike most films this one has the holidays working in its favor and as the only big blockbuster Christmas movie on the slate people could be going to see it for weeks to come.
By: John Nolan
In this detail of a Coxe collection from the Greenville County Historical Society we see the balcony of the old Goodlett house hotel buildin g on
Get Away , a new horror comedy directed by Steffen Haars ( Krazy House ) and written/starring Nick Frost ( Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz ), is being described as a send-up of folk horror.
Older generations of Greenvillians will remember People’s National Bank. This handsome building stood along West Washington Street at its intersection with Laurens Street.
By: John Nolan
I really feel like I should be downing this teaser for, well, a number of reasons. First, it's a trailer for a trailer which is a thing I want to call dumb but in reality I'm always jumping online to view.
Holding onto first place and stacking up almost $140M in two weeks was enough to turn more lights green for the blue Sega mascot as Sonic's already got a fourth installment in the works due in theaters 2027
Here’s a great colorized shot from the Greenville County Historical Society’s Coxe Collection showing the dismantling of the home of Col. S.S. Crittenden, one of the important citizens of Greenville in the 1800s.
When is it ok to ignore a plea for help? That's the question at the heart of The Damned the new horror film from Thor Palsson , starring Odessa Young and Joe Cole.
The scariest thing about being in love is, of course, losing that love. I have to imagine that's why so many love stories have some component of the tragic. Julia Stiles, who's finally sitting in the director's chair for
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