Nina Starner is a Writer at Static Media. With a diverse background that includes video projects and various news desks, she focuses on topics such as celebrities, entertainment news, and pop culture, often sharing her insights on platforms like Looper, /Film, and TVLine. Nina's work has also been featured in notable publications including IndieWire, AOL, and Vulture.
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By Nina Starner Sony Pictures Releasing It must be pretty good to be Tom Holland, all things considered.
War is dangerous, expensive, and bloody... and across centuries, filmmakers have been utterly fascinated by the subject. So many great films are based on real and imagined events that occurred in major conflicts, from great World War II films like "Dunkirk" and "Schindler's List" to ones set during the American Revolution like "The Patriot" or, for that matter,
By Nina Starner A24 This article contains a discussion of sexual assault.
This article contains discussions of addiction, domestic abuse, mental health, and sexual assault.
Wait, Anne Hathaway was supposed to play a villain in "Spider-Man: Brand New Day?" Watch the video above to learn more — or keep reading.
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By Nina Starner Universal Pictures I'll be completely honest: I went into my screening of "One Night Only" with a bad attitude.
Nina Starner Anyone who watched "Game of Thrones" during its heyday probably knew what to expect from its prequel and first spin-off, "House
Kirsten Dunst is not afraid to talk about some of the more infuriating aspects surrounding her work on the original "Spider-Man" trilogy.
Kirsten Dunst has come a long way since her time as Mary Jane Watson in Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man trilogy — these days, she's an Oscar-nominated indie darling.
Things Only Adults Notice In Lizzie McGuire While Disney Channel was gaining popularity with young audiences, a new series, Lizzie
