That’s where sad monologues come in. When done correctly, they give you the power to tap into audience emotions and portray the nuances of the human condition, all while telling your character ...

Zimba shared a shared a photo of a woman holding a baby, which read: “I made you” which was accompanied by a crying and a broken heart emojis. Her latest post comes after Women For Change ...

Perhaps you’ve opted out of Valentine’s Day, or are struggling against winter’s long slog—but really there’s no need for an excuse to seek out movies that will make you cry. Per the ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Actor Gene Hackman arrives with his wife, Betsy Arakawa, for the 60th Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly ...

Showcasing the absurd uncertainty of life and how sad and scary it is, the film follows a man named Neil Bennett (Roth), who decides to stay back and continue his vacation in Mexico even after ...

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Carrie Weisman is a seasoned journalist who has a deep love of words and helping the widest audience possible. Her ...

Robert John, whose “Sad Eyes” hit No. 1 in the U.S. and had a Top 5 hit with a cover of “The Lion Sleeps Tonight,” died Monday. He was 79. His son Michael Patrick told our sister site ...

A series of pictures shows the difference his new invention made for Enzo. While wearing a cone, the pup looks sad and angry, possibly bothered by the movement limitations that come with it.

On Monday, Sigma introduced its latest full-frame mirrorless digital camera—the BF—with a radically simple design. Featuring a 24.6 MP full-frame (35mm) sensor, it has just three physical buttons, ...

Singer-songwriter Robert John, who topped the Billboard charts in 1979 with the moody ballad, “Sad Eyes,” died Feb 24. He was 79. The crooner’s son, Michael Pedrick, confirmed his father’s ...

Robert John, the crooner behind “Sad Eyes” who scored his first hit when he was just 12, has died aged 79. John’s son, Michael Pedrick, confirmed the news of his death to Rolling Stone.