Everybody Digs Bill Evans review – absorbing delve into the tumultuous world of the great jazz man

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Grant Gee’s film thoroughly inhabits the creative and personal torment experienced by the American pianist – with a terrific supporting Bill Pullman turn This elusive, ruminative and very absorbing movie presents its successive scenes like a sequence of unresolved chords carrying the listener on a journey without a destination – and is, incidentally, one of those rare films featuring a wonderful supporting turn that does not undermine or upstage the rest. It’s a film about music. Particularly, about what remains when a musician cannot play and is left to consider the terrible sacrifices made, without conscious consent, to this all-consuming vocation that creates family pain and jealousy almost as a toxic byproduct. It’s a drama to put you in mind of Glenn Gould and Hilary du Pré, sister of Jacqueline. Screenwriter Mark O’Halloran has adapted the 2013 novel Intermission by Owen Martell about renowned jazz pianist Bill Evans. It focuses on a period of emotional devastation for Evans, ...
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‘Love of my life’: Megan Fox praised Machine Gun Kelly on his 32nd birthday

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This Friday, she congratulated her fiancé and part-time musician, Machine Gun Kelly, on his 32nd birthday. The beloved rolls a star on his back in a romantic picture, and pink clouds hover around. It is easy to see that the actress is thrilled next to her future husband. Megan did not hide her emotions from a multi-million audience and spoke about her love online. The Transformers star called him the love of her life and the unique person she's ever met. Affectionate confessions poured in after cameras caught a slightly awkward moment at the 2022 Daily Front Row Awards when Fox turned away from her fiancé when he tried to kiss her. However, in addition to love tirades, her message contained a pleasant dose of irony and humor. "Today, your mother told us that you were born a month prematurely. Apparently, you were supposed to become a charmingly mercantile Gemini. But as a baby, you were affectionate and fussy at the same time, and I can't think of a better description for you," she wrote. In a relationship with the actress, Baker showed a different side of himself, hidden behind the pink-haired rapper's cheeky image. Megan would like to remove the veil from the eyes of the people around them because only then will they understand what the star has found in him. "The world can't even imagine what a tender, beautiful heart you have. How generous and considerate you are... How absurdly weird, smart, and witty you are. You are such a wonderful soul. I am honored to love you and be the reason for your love," Fox writes. While the press is speculating about the differences in the couple's relationship, they share footage from the holiday on social networks. So, the lovers spent time at-home spa treatments and rested, surrounded by fresh roses and colorful balls. And let someone consider them too frivolous, but the meeting with Colson helped Megan Fox become herself.

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