Whitney Leavitt Had Her Chicago Casting Coming

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During a recent episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast, Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star, Meri Leavitt, hinted that a dance she did with Mark Ballas on Dancing With the Stars would be revisited. She had previously performed songs from Wicked and Chicago – shows known for regularly casting celebrities as Roxie Hart – strongly suggesting she’d be taking the role on Broadway. Leavitt joins a long list of Dancing With the Stars alumni who have played the part on Broadway, including Ariana Madix, Mira Sorvino, Lisa Rinna, Mel B, Brandy, Pamela Anderson, and Melora Hardin. This raises the question: is DWTS secretly a training ground for Broadway roles? If so, perhaps Miss Piggy should be next!

The Real Housewives of Potomac Recap: The Cookie Crumbles

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Both methods have created something like a fake reality show: We all know “docusoaps” aren’t real life, even though they seem to be. They use staged situations and symbols, and lack the natural flow of how people actually connect. Characters and information appear and disappear to keep the story going, the scenes are reset, and the cycle continues.

Arc Raiders Introduces Hilarious New Fix For Locked Room Exploits: Burn Everything

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In Arc Raiders, accessing certain rooms is meant to be a risky but rewarding challenge. However, players discovered a way to bypass the security – normally requiring a keycard – and enter these rooms without any danger. They were able to quickly collect all the valuable items inside, leaving nothing for players who legitimately unlocked the rooms. This caused a lot of frustration among the Arc Raiders player base.

Supergirl Movie Budget Revealed In New DCU Report & If It Cost More Than Superman

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A new report from Forbes revealed the budget for the upcoming Supergirl movie: $200 million. For comparison, the recent Superman film starring David Corenswet cost $225 million to produce after accounting for tax benefits and incentives. That film, released in 2025 by James Gunn, earned $616 million at the box office, making it the year’s highest-grossing superhero movie.

Andor Has Officially Ruined Star Wars

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Andor isn’t just a fantastic Star Wars show; it’s a truly exceptional series, period. While Disney+ has had some successes and failures with Star Wars – like the well-received Ahsoka and the more controversial The Book of Boba Fett – nothing compares to Andor’s overall quality. Even The Mandalorian, with its popular character Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal), doesn’t quite reach Andor’s level of excellence.