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Brompton Cemetary, one of the unique locations for screenings of cult and classic movies.

Cinema Retro has received the following press release:

London: Lights, camera, action! A new popup cinema website, designed to provide easy access to the best of London’s popup cinema events, has launched.

The site, www.WeGotPopup.com, will finally offer a one-stop shop for all London’s Popup cinema needs. It will list a wide range of London’s freshest film experiences, from a seat on a 1930s riverboat down the Thames bound for an Elizabethan manor house screening, to getting lost in Camden’s Coram Secret Garden on the back of Falkor the Luckdragon.

Producing these unique experiences for film lovers are… the popup film barons Cult Screens, Pop Up Screens, The Nomad and Rooftop Film Club alongside The Lucky Dog Picture House,Matrix Grimsby, The East Dulwich Tavern, Bloomsbury Lanes, Roadside Picnic, Hebden Bridge Arts Festival,...

Now that Anne Hathaway has a new (alleged) petty thief in her life, she really has no need for Raffaello Follieri. Which is why she has so far opted not to seek a return on the watches, jewelry, assorted baubles and other luxury items the feds confiscated in their ransacking searches of the Italian con man's holdings. So the gems may go straight to the pockets of Uncle Sam. The lucky dog. After all, the sentimental value may not have been much, but the retail value is sky-high. Here's what Hathaway may walk away from: Multiple Rolex watches, gold and silver rings and bracelets, a pearl necklace, gold chains and stone-filled pendants, a Louis Vuitton box, a Tiffany clock, a Cartier...