The Invite review – A-list ensemble electrify hilarious couples night gone wrong comedy

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Sundance film festival: Olivia Wilde, Seth Rogen, Penelope Cruz and Edward Norton are exceptional in a smart and funny winner about sex, marriage and partner-swapping Not enough people managed to see last year’s self-billed “unromantic comedy” Splitsville , a shame for how tremendously entertaining it was and for what it represents at this given moment. A rigorously well-directed, genuinely funny, relatably messy look at two couples dealing with the maelstrom of non-monogamy, it was the kind of smart, well-crafted film for adults we are constantly complaining we don’t get enough of. I had a similar thrill watching The Invite at its sold-out Sundance premiere on Saturday night. Like that film, it is also about two adult couples negotiating anxieties surrounding sex with other people – and also like that film, it’s really, consistently funny and stylishly directed, made with the kind of care and rigidity that comedies just aren’t afforded now. It doesn’t have the same absurdist slaps...
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Nora Fatehi and Tommy Brown tease new collab with Grammy Winner Theron Billie

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Global sensation Nora Fatehi recently celebrated another year of life, and what a year it has been! After dominating global charts with 'Snake', Nora Fatehi and producer Tommy Brown are gearing up for their next big musical move. She took to social media to share photos with Tommy, hinting at a collaboration with Grammy Award-winning songwriter Theron Billie, the mastermind behind hits for Bruno Mars and ROSÉ (APT.), for an even bigger project. Her social media post was captioned: “This how ‘A boss sit down’ look like.. We cooking.. 2025 is about to be(fire emoticons).”

Nora's international singing career has come a long way since her performance at the FIFA World Cup with the song 'Light The Sky' to 'Snake', which has achieved an incredible milestone. She has also collaborated with Ray Vanny on 'Pepeta' (2019), which crossed 90 million views, and with singer Zack Knight for Dirty Little Secret. Nora Fatehi also collaborated with CKay for the album 'It's true'. Her collaboration with Jason Derulo and Tommy Brown on Snake became the most-viewed video within 24 hours, securing the #2 spot globally and entering the Spotify Global Charts at #3. The song continues to trend across platforms, captivating audiences globally. Now, with 'Snake' surpassing 90 million views and trending on global charts, Nora is already hinting at another international collaboration.

 

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With a track record of delivering record-breaking hits, it’s no surprise that this upcoming collaboration is already highly anticipated. While details remain under wraps, the buzz around this potential project is undeniable. Could this be Nora’s next step toward solidifying her place on the global music stage? With her signature style, Tommy’ creative mind and Theron’s song writing prowess, expectations are soaring.

Also Read: Aroob Khan hails Nora Fatehi’s performance on ‘Bukhaar’; says, “Nora Fatehi is a powerhouse when it comes to dance”



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