There are three rules when it comes to movies about journalists. The first is that you cannot make a journalism movie unless it is about crusading journalists – investigative bloodhounds who will go ...

At the start of the naughties, he was tipped to be the next big thing, with a resume to prove his point. Josh Hartnett had barely turned 20 when he made his breakout appearance in Sofia Coppola’s The ...

IF THERE’S one benefit of playing a real-life character, it’s that you have an abundance of information at your fingertips. That was the case for Josh Hartnett when approaching the role of Victor ...

Director Daniel Roby achieves a lot of “firsts” with his journalism thriller, Target Number One. When it opened in Quebec and Western Canada theatres July 10, it became the first new movie to open in ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy early Friday said Russia has designated him "target number one" and his family is number two in its continuing attack on the country, according to reports.

We are in Toronto 1989. Meet floppy haired, bearded Josh Harnett as Victor Malarek – an investigative reporter who isn’t afraid of following any story he thinks worthy and the type of man who would ...

Target is limiting the number of stores that will sell LGBTQ-themed merchandise for Pride Month in June following a boycott from right-wing activists last year that took a toll on the brand’s bottom ...

Of all the kinds of coincidences that people routinely experience, one of the most common is number coincidences. This isn’t surprising, since we are constantly surrounded by numbers, from dates to ...

Two percent. That’s the Federal Reserve’s ideal when it comes to annual inflation. For the last few years, as anyone who buys anything in this economy knows, it has been much higher than that. But ...

Josh Hartnett stars as a crusading journalist in this true crime story from 1989 You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Reviews and recommendations ...

Akhilendra Mishra reveals people were washing their hair with mineral water on Aamir Khan's 'Lagaan' set: ‘You could eat as much as you wanted…’ STORY: This crime-thriller is a dramatised retelling of ...