CBC's Q on Instagram: "Cillian Murphy’s character in the new @netflix film Steve is the closest he’s ever played to himself. The film follows a head teacher at a last-chance reform school in the 90s over the course of one critical day in the life of a student named Shy. He sat down with @tomjoepower to talk about the film, doing right by overworked teachers, and why he’s reluctant to talk about his work. 📺Watch his full interview on our YouTube channel or listen wherever get your podcasts. 🔗Li

BFI on Instagram: "Cillian Murphy on how Steve made him further appreciate his parents dedication to teaching. Murphy, director Tim Mielants, actors Tracey Ullman and Jay Lycurgo and writer Max Porter visited BFI Southbank to talk about Steve, watch the full Q+A on YouTube."

Motivational & Relatable on Instagram: "Steve was really trying 🎬: And Just Like That... The women of “S*x and the City” transition from the friendship they had in their 30s to a more complicated reality of life and friendship in their 50s. Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis return as Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte, respectively, whereas Samantha has moved to London since Kim Cattrall chose not to reprise her role. Chris Noth, Mario Cantone, David Eigenberg and Evan Handler al

Random Videos on Instagram: "While this is a classic Steve Irwin moment, his method of “speaking kookaburra” to break up this fight is a fascinating example of understanding animal communication. The kookaburra’s iconic “laugh” isn’t an expression of humor; it’s a complex territorial call that family groups use to broadcast their presence and defend their area from rivals. When Steve expertly mimics this sound after separating the birds, he’s not just making a noise—he is inserting himself into