M. Night Shyamalan will direct a new live-action TV series inspired by the classic Magic 8 Ball toy. Mattel, the company that makes the toy, announced the project. Brad Falchuk, known for co-creating shows like *Glee* and *American Horror Story*, will be the writer.
In episode 5, Ochoa became a central figure after revealing to Cope that he struggled with the idea of taking a life, even as a Marine. The episode also showcased his impressive shooting skills, which led to a phone call with Gloria that dramatically altered his path in the series, *Boots*.
M. Night Shyamalan shared a first look at his upcoming movie with his Instagram fans today, and it’s definitely unexpected.
The trailer offers a behind-the-scenes look at the incredible effort that went into each night of the Eras Tour. It shows everything from how Taylor chose the surprise songs, to the intense rope workouts, and the countless rehearsals. There’s even a clip of Travis Kelce preparing for his stage appearance! We also see how Taylor would unwind after the show – taking a bath, as seen on one of *The Life of a Showgirl* album covers. She explains, “I couldn’t sleep because I was still so energized. I’d watch a lot of TV, order room service, and even sign 2000 CDs before finally getting tired enough to do it all over again.”
Apple recently announced that Apple TV+ is now simply called Apple TV, giving the streaming service a fresh new look. Many users likely anticipated this change, as Apple has been using the shorter name to refer to its TV app for some time. However, the Apple TV app and the Apple TV streaming service will remain separate. While it’s unclear what other updates are planned, subscribers can expect further changes soon. This announcement comes after a recent price increase for the service, which still doesn’t offer an ad-supported option.
The *Fallout* series has attracted many new players, especially with the surge in 2018. The online, open-world game is getting a huge update in December. This update will introduce new content and draw heavily from one of the most popular titles in the *Fallout* franchise.
Woody Allen has a long-standing admiration for Diane Keaton, which is clear in his writing, as is his playful criticism of her hometown, Los Angeles. They first connected while working on Allen’s play, *Play It Again, Sam*. Initially, both were too reserved to really talk, but they quickly bonded over lunch. Allen recalls being immediately captivated, writing, “I thought she was so charming, so beautiful, so magical, that I wondered if I was losing my mind. Could you really fall in love that fast?”
I hadn’t really noticed it before, but YouTuber Offhand Disney recently pointed out that the new Epic Universe park has a lot of stairs. Now that he’s mentioned it, it’s hard not to notice them everywhere!
The possibility of awards recognition for *It Ends with Us* wasn’t really mentioned at all. Even before the legal issues involving Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni dominated the conversation, the film wasn’t considered a likely awards winner. This is a shame for Lively, as reports suggest she could have earned a significant amount of money if she had won an Oscar or other major accolades.
Like all good things, the *Fast & Furious* saga eventually faced challenges. When Paul Walker tragically passed away during filming, it significantly impacted the series. Up until then, his character, Brian O’Conner, was just as important as Vin Diesel’s Dom. Losing Walker was deeply felt by fans and those involved in the films. While *Furious 7* was a success, maintaining that momentum has been difficult. Instead of killing off Brian, the writers chose to have him retire and focus on his family, but the franchise has noticeably struggled since his departure, and its future is now more uncertain than ever.