A worried neighbor asks young Sasha why she did something risky. In director Sophy Romvari’s first feature film, Blue Heron, Sasha is playing with friends when she climbs onto the cover of a swimming pool. The cover isn’t strong enough, and she begins to fall into the water. The film doesn’t explain why Sasha climbed onto the pool cover, and that’s not really the point. Ultimately, she’s okay, though soaked from the experience.
This isn’t about the child molestation accusations that began in 1993. A previous cut of the film initially presented the first accusation as a shakedown, but that was changed with costly revisions. Now, the film stops covering Jackson’s life before the 1988 Bad tour, circling back to that period and hinting at a possible continuation. However, the movie struggles to connect key moments from Jackson’s life into a compelling narrative, lacking dramatic tension. It doesn’t offer much insight into his personal life, his artistry, or his complicated family relationships. Michael barely maintains enough momentum to move between musical performances, which seem to be the film’s primary focus. Watching it feels less like experiencing a movie and more like being led through a lifeless museum exhibit, where each scene is recreated with an unsettling, almost-but-not-quite-right accuracy and without any emotional depth.
So, they’re dropping a cool promo right when the new animated Stranger Things show hits on April 23rd. It’s basically expanding the whole Stranger Things world with a brand new story, still set in Hawkins, but following a totally different group of characters. I’m hyped to see what this is all about!
Las Vegas’ Sphere has become a global sensation, captivating visitors with its stunning exterior displays and impressive interior configurations for events.
Today’s announcement confirmed that Nepgear, Uni, Rom, and Ram will all be playable characters in the game. Like before, they can transform into their powerful Goddess forms, and will be sporting new outfits alongside the other returning Goddesses – Noir, Blanc, and Vert.
Kellogg’s is bringing back toys in some of its cereal boxes to promote the new movie, Toy Story 5, coming out on June 19th. This is the first time in more than ten years that the company has put toys inside the boxes.
While the masses still cling to the hope of eternal growth, others begin to question-though, of course, no proof is required when the prophet speaks. After all, who needs evidence when the gods of finance whisper in your ear?
It’s truly special when a movie finds its unique voice right from the beginning and maintains it throughout. I believe some directors are naturally gifted storytellers, able to connect with audiences effortlessly – it’s remarkable how easily they do what often seems so challenging. Think of filmmakers like David Lynch, Stanley Kubrick, and Céline Sciamma. With her first feature film, Sophy Romvari proves she’s part of that rare group.
Avengers: Endgame will be back in movie theaters on September 25, 2026, potentially boosting its total box office earnings. Director Joe Russo announced at the Sands Film Festival (according to Deadline) that this re-release will include new footage that connects to the upcoming film, Doomsday, which is scheduled to come out on December 18, 2026.
From 2018 to 2023, this Houston-based charlatan hawked his wares under the delightful moniker of “Meta-1 Coin,” promising investors not merely returns, but the very sun, moon, and stars, all wrapped in a digital token. He claimed the token was backed by $44 billion in gold-yes, the kind that sparkles-and a billion dollars’ worth of art that he assuredly believed would one day impress even the most jaded gallery-goer, including purported masterpieces from the likes of Picasso and Van Gogh.