Margot Robbie uses the ultimate emotionally packed movie to cry in movies, and that’s what she did in the Wolf of Wall Street. In a yet-to-be-released episode of the Talking Pictures: A Movie ...

How does Margot Robbie turn on the waterworks when preparing for a big scene? “I can even just hear the theme music of ...

Margot Robbie, who kick-started her acting career on the Australian soap opera Neighbours, rapidly rose to Hollywood fame - a ...

Filmmakers have been creating movies about finance for years ... but the law will inevitably catch up with you. “The Wolf of Wall Street” is notable for a few reasons, not least of which ...

"The Wolf of Wall Street" is based on a true story of a young and promising broker, Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio) who enters into Wall Street full of ambitions and dreams ... Please double check ...

TWO former child actors have joined the cast of Wolf Hall's long-awaited return. After nine years away the hit show makes its comeback on BBC One this Sunday night. The critically acclaimed show's ...

Margot Robbie deviated from her script and added an improvised slap to the face for co-star Leonardo DiCaprio when she tried ...

The Tudors, and particularly the life of Henry VIII, his children and his advisor Thomas Cromwell have inspired stories in film and TV for decades, the latest of which is Wolf Hall ... The first movie ...

New York bankers are expected to pocket bonuses as high as 35% as Wall Street deal-making roared back to life after the economic malaise after the COVID pandemic. Johnson Associates, a firm that ...

Wall Street companies are anticipated to offer larger bonuses this year, marking the first increase since the exceptionally profitable year of 2021, according to a recent report by compensation ...

powered by Elon Musk’s full-throated support for Donald Trump, has added almost $250 billion to the carmaker’s value, a staggering sum that now has some on Wall Street urging caution.

NEW YORK, Nov 13 (Reuters) - As Wall Street financiers gathered in downtown ... while its pipelines for initial public offerings "are full and ready to go," CEO Brian Moynihan told attendees.