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Timothée Chalamet and his co-star, EsDeeKid, cleverly used the rumors about Chalamet secretly being a rapper to generate buzz for their movie, Marty Supreme. When BBC News recently asked Chalamet about the rumors, he playfully dodged the question with a mysterious, “All will be revealed,” hinting at a possible surprise. Fans might be in for a treat if Chalamet decides to showcase his rapping skills at the movie’s premiere events this weekend for Marty.

Timothée Chalamet, the actor nominated for an Oscar, just released a rap song connected to his new movie, Marty Supreme. The surprise release has gotten fans really excited, and people are sharing lots of theories online about his character in the film and the identity of the other artist appearing in the music video. You can watch the video below.

Watching Timothée Chalamet navigate interviews and appearances reveals how remarkably adaptable and enthusiastic he is. Since his award speech, he’s carefully crafted a unique and captivating public persona. Whether you admire him or not, there’s truly no one quite like him. While he sometimes seems a bit self-absorbed, he’s actually a very considerate and collaborative conversationalist. He doesn’t dominate the conversation with Jimmy Fallon, Druski, or anyone else; instead, he goes with the flow, whether it’s discussing other actors, eating breakfast cereal, or chatting about music like an old friend. It’s possible his youth plays a role – consider how uncomfortable Sydney Sweeney appeared during a silly sketch. But while other celebrities try to seem enthusiastic, Chalamet is the only one who fully commits. His natural, energetic stage presence shines through, no matter how much he tries to appear edgy. He clearly craves attention, and he’s refreshingly honest about it, refusing to pretend he doesn’t.

It’s true that finding quality science fiction shows is easier now, but many still don’t get the chance to finish their stories. For example, Altered Carbon and Ridley Scott’s Raised by Wolves were both canceled after just two seasons. The Expanse ended after six seasons on Prime Video, leaving several books from the original series unexplored. While fans still appreciate The Expanse, another show canceled by Prime Video has largely faded from memory.

The movie Avatar: Fire and Ash ends with a surprising scene: Stephen Lang’s character, Quaritch, falls to his death while interacting with the Sully family. What makes it notable is that Quaritch actually causes his own fall, immediately after Jake Sully had rescued him from a previous fall. The movie doesn’t show where he lands, which leaves open the question of whether he might still be alive. Because of this ambiguous ending, I was eager to ask Lang what he thought of the scene.

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The whole situation with Marcello and Nico is pretty ridiculous, but here’s what’s happening: Both of them didn’t inherit leadership of their families’ businesses, and now they’ve turned their backs on those families to start their own venture. It’s hard to believe they didn’t think this through! Nico claims to be broke, yet he’s somehow funding Marcello’s new fashion line. And Marcello, who doesn’t seem to have any fashion experience himself, is launching a brand. Mindy and Emily are enthusiastically supporting this risky plan. Now, they need a designer, which is strange considering they abandoned their secure positions with their families without even having a business plan or a designer lined up. Why didn’t they get a designer in place before cutting ties with everyone?

I’m really frustrated that the show is focusing so much on Marcello! It’s supposed to be about Emily, and while I’m open to seeing her relationships explored, I don’t care about whether or not this guy can succeed in fashion. He treated Emily terribly – he lied and basically took advantage of her. Now he’s back with her seemingly only because he needs her financially and has no other support system (the fact that Nico is his only friend is a major warning sign!). The show clearly loves Gabriel, and even his newfound wealth doesn’t change the fact that all this time spent on Marcello feels pointless. Why is he suddenly taking center stage?