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As a huge fan, I’ve always been fascinated by the story of Kentucky Fried Chicken! It all started way back in the 1930s with Colonel Sanders opening a little place in Kentucky. But it wasn’t really KFC yet! The first official KFC didn’t appear until 1952, and even then, the recipe for that amazing fried chicken was kept pretty secret – a total mystery!
If the clues above didn’t give it away, the movie is none other than Elysium. Blomkamp’s explosive sci-fi action film will stream on Netflix on October 1. Neill Blomkamp wrote and directed the movie, which also starred Jodie Foster, Sharlto Copley, Alice Braga, Jared Keeso, Wagner Moura, and William Fletcher, alongside the aforementioned Damon and Luna. The official synopsis reads:
In October 2024, Yung Filly-whose legal name is Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos-was arrested and accused of sexual assault. This followed a report made to the Western Australia Police by a woman who claimed she was sexually assaulted in the rapper’s hotel room.
Instead of restarting the film series with another movie based on The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, the director known for Barbie will be writing and directing Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew. Although The Magician’s Nephew was the sixth book published by C.S. Lewis in his fantasy series, it actually tells the story that happens first in the timeline. Gough mentioned her work on the upcoming Netflix-only film at the end of a conversation on We’re Not Kidding with Mehdi & Friends, stating:
The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster happened on March 11, 2011. It was triggered by the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, which knocked out the power supply and severely damaged the backup generators at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. This led to a failure of the plant’s systems.
Solana’s network is slumping, but there’s still hope in the ETF pipeline, keeping SOL on investors’ radars.
Liquidation Heatmap showed clusters at $205-$215, levels likely to spark sharp swings in Solana price. 🧨 It’s like a horror movie, but the jump scares are in your wallet. 👀
The fourteenth season of Chicago Fire begins with an episode titled “Kicking Down Doors,” which will premiere on NBC on Wednesday, October 1 at its regular time. It will air between Chicago Med and Chicago P.D. (Viewers can also watch it the next day with a subscription to Peacock.) The episode’s brief description gives us a hint of what to expect, though it doesn’t mention anything about the relationship between Stella and Kelly.
Minghella has been doing interviews to promote Shell, the 2025 film he directed, which stars Elisabeth Moss, who also appeared with him in The Handmaid’s Tale. During a conversation with Josh Wilding from ComicBookMovie about the upcoming body horror film, Minghella also talked about his work on Clayface, beginning with this:
This spirited New Zealander began her journey as a regular stew during seasons four and five of Below Deck Mediterranean. She then earned a promotion to chief stew for the first two seasons of Below Deck Down Under, and later returned to Below Deck Med, starting with its ninth season last year. She’s continuing in that role for the show’s tenth season, which premieres tonight on Bravo and tomorrow on Peacock. She took time out of her vacation to discuss the crew members she struggled to connect with, who she’d trust with her hypothetical yacht – Captain Jason or Captain Sandy – and a hair-related mishap she wants to publicly address.
