Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Are Letting Their Bromance Rip

Over the years, from being unaccredited teenage extras in “Field of Dreams” to co-starring, writing, and directing movies like “Good Will Hunting”, “The Last Duel”, and more recently “Air” (2023), Matt Damon and Ben Affleck have worked together extensively. Despite the upcoming biopic “Air” marking what was billed as Damon’s first time directing his Dunkin’ Donuts enthusiast friend, Affleck clarified to IndieWire that their collaboration is not a new venture but a continuation: “He used to suggest ideas for my high school plays, like ‘Dude, I think you should do it this way.'” As quoted by GQ, Damon was inspired by Peter Jackson’s documentary “Get Back” and felt the urge to collaborate with his longtime friend again. In his words, “Who cares if we flood the market with movies we’re in? We’d be crazy not to make use of the fact that we are both still here and able to do this.” Affleck, in turn, admires Damon’s skills and finds it humbling to act alongside him. Long live Mattfleck!

‘Oh S—, Eli Manning Likes This:’ Chad Powers’ Co-Creator Explained Why It Was Important To Have The NFL Star Heavily Involved In His Show With Glen Powell

In his role as executive producer for the series “Chad Powers“, Manning also attempted to offer some football guidance to Powell. Despite initially being unimpressed by his initial throw, Manning had many positive comments about the show, a fact that may not be surprising given his involvement. The series premieres on September 30 with a Hulu subscription, and as co-creator Michael Waldron told EW, it features a character based on Manning himself.

I Finally Watched Spinal Tap, And Now These 6 Jokes Actually Make Sense

It came as no surprise to anyone, even myself, that Spinal Tap turned out to be one of the most enjoyable movies, music, and comedy experiences I’ve had in a while. Laughing along with Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, and Reiner’s characters on screen was just the beginning – finally, I understood the backdrop for so many of the film’s jokes. Here are six that particularly resonated…

I Drank All of Fanta’s Halloween Sodas

Currently, Halloween has expanded into a prolonged celebration that, in some aspects, outlasts traditional calendar seasons such as summer and autumn. This extension starts with pumpkin decorations appearing as early as August, remaining until Thanksgiving. In this extended period, an array of brands join the festivities, introducing temporary products and embracing the most eerie flavor known to humanity: Pumpkin Spice (a flavor so chilling that merely reading its name might send a shiver down your spine).

Taylor Frankie Paul Will Be the Next Bachelorette

In 2022, I was the one who set off a wave in the Mormon Wives series when I unveiled the “soft swinging” scandal within the Mormon community that led to my divorce from Tate Paul. This revelation exposed a practice where swinging without full intimacy was reportedly common among Mormon families, and Tate and I had partaken in this with our close friends at the time. The aftermath of the scandal saw me enter a relationship with Dakota Mortensen, whom you might recognize from Mormon Wives. Currently, I am a mother to three children-two born to my former husband and one with Dakota. Recently, I confirmed my split from Dakota in January of this year. As for my love life now, I told CHD, “I’ve never dated multiple people before, so that would be new territory for me.

Eric Rahill Quit His Nordstrom Job to Join The Paper

Following the premiere of season one of “The Paper“, Rahill – who is additionally a co-host on the widely recognized “Joy Tactics ” podcast alongside Nate Varrone and Jack Bensinger – shared insights about his unusual new position. “Here’s something amusing,” he mused. “Viewing the DVD collection of “The Office” as a child was what initially made me ponder if maybe I truly wanted to pursue this line of work. I remember fantasizing, Wouldn’t it be amazing if that was your job?!”

Platonic Recap: Don’t Ask, Don’t Get

Let’s take a step back. In the beginning, the primary conflict of the episode revolves around a common sitcom dilemma: Sylvia and Charlie are eager for Will to vacate their guest house due to their children frequently observing his early morning departures after spending the night. (This individual is involved in romantic activities.) Diane, who was featured on Katie’s podcast last week and is currently assisting Will in finding a new place, is part of this situation as well.

Aquaman’s New Power Upgrade Proves He Could Be a Force in DCU’s Justice League

Jeremy Adams penned the ongoing Aquaman series, with illustrations by John Timms, propelling Arthur Curry into a cosmic tale. On a quest to find those culprits who devastated Atlantis, Curry evolved as the emblem of a mystical power known interchangeably as The Blue or The Clear. This aligns with Swamp Thing and The Green’s bond, which unites all vegetation across the cosmos. Just like how The Green links all plant life, The Blue binds every water-dwelling creature in a similar manner.

The Girlfriend Series-Premiere Recap: Unreliable Narrators

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Creating a pilot in any genre can be challenging due to the heavy load of necessary backstory or explanations. The show “The Girlfriend” adds an extra layer of complexity by switching perspectives between its two leading characters, Laura and Cherry. Laura is a successful gallery owner, while Cherry is her son’s ambitious real estate agent girlfriend. They both vie for the attention of Daniel, a medical student with a youthful charm. By showing events from both women’s viewpoints, there might have been some interesting dynamics if their interpretations of situations differed significantly or if the plot progressed with each switch. Unfortunately, we witness all events first through Laura’s eyes and then revisit them through Cherry’s, which feels repetitive and even slightly condescending. The core plot idea is that each woman views the other as a rival adversary. We don’t need to see reminders of their past interactions being friendly or unfriendly to grasp this concept.