Mr. On Blast Is Going to Blast You

Prepare for some playfully harsh but ultimately harmless jokes! Jeremy Culhane, a new cast member on Saturday Night Live, introduced his character, Mr. On Blast, during “Weekend Update.” The character delivers lighthearted insults, immediately followed by impressively coordinated dance moves – performed live with accompaniment from bandleader Lenny Pickett. It’s especially fun to watch Culhane … Read more

Saturday Night Live Recap: Teyana Taylor Hosts a Somber Show

Teyana Taylor, recently nominated for an Oscar, is a talented performer, but this hosting gig didn’t give her much to work with. Despite weak material, her positive energy and willingness to perform still came through. She opened with a playful bit, claiming she dislikes attention, then immediately showed clips proving she’s always enjoyed being in the spotlight. For viewers unfamiliar with her work in film, music, or even her early appearances on shows like My Super Sweet Sixteen and her win on The Masked Singer, it was a fun introduction to her diverse talents – she’s even currently studying culinary arts! The segment with her kids offering support from the audience was a sweet touch.

How Do You Talk About a Movie Like Josephine?

The film uses a striking visual style, but it never feels artificial because the way it looks reflects the main character’s inner state. Jo, played brilliantly by Reeves, is a shy and easily influenced child. Her father, Damien (Channing Tatum), is all about toughness and pushing through fear – he even tells her, “Scared don’t live here,” while trying to make her run under a closing garage door as part of their exercise routine. But Jo is simply too afraid. After she witnesses a terrible crime and the attacker (Philip Ettinger) is caught – with Damien helping in the chase – Jo starts seeing him everywhere: quietly present, at the dinner table, playing with her mouse, even coloring her books. This unsettling idea could easily feel forced, but the director handles it with a surprising and subtle grace. The film uses long, flowing shots that move around rooms, occasionally catching glimpses of this ghostly figure – a lingering reminder of the trauma, still wearing the green shirt from the crime.

Dead Set: Charlie Brooker’s Underrated Zombie Satire Before Black Mirror

Charlie Brooker has a long history in the entertainment industry. Before creating the popular series Black Mirror, he was already known for his witty and critical commentary, appearing on various comedy and review programs. Even before Black Mirror launched and became his breakthrough hit, he was honing his signature style – a mix of biting satire and unsettling, futuristic themes – in a lesser-known but excellent zombie show.

Man Arrested for Punching Maxwell Frost at Sundance Film Festival

According to a Park City Police Department spokesperson, the suspect, Young, was initially denied entry to the party because he didn’t have an invitation. He reportedly entered anyway and then assaulted both Frost and another woman. He now faces charges of simple assault and aggravated burglary – two counts of each – and could face additional penalties if convicted.

Yeah, Chris Pratt Spoke About Not Getting To Play Batman, But Fans Had Some Even Better Ideas

During a recent appearance on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Pratt admitted that when Gunn was gearing up to shape DC’s new cinematic future with Chapter One: Gods & Monsters, he couldn’t resist having a little fun with the idea of playing The Dark Knight. Specifically, he photoshopped himself wearing the cowl and sent it directly to Gunn as an impromptu “pitch” for The Brave and the Bold.

‘Lucifer’: The 6-Season Fantasy Series That Keeps Getting Better

Five years after its finale, Lucifer stands out even more, especially when compared to the many disappointing supernatural shows that have come out since. The series, which started as a modest hit and received a Teen Choice Award nomination, ultimately earned a Primetime Emmy nomination, proving how much it improved since it first aired in 2016.