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Jonathan Bailey has quickly become a major topic of conversation this year. Following the success of films like Jurassic World: Rebirth and Wicked: For Good, he’s been everywhere online – the subject of countless memes, fan videos, and enthusiastic posts. Vogue Australia decided to address the question everyone’s been asking: What does the Bridgerton actor think about the viral trend of people calling his glasses look “slutty”? He responded immediately, saying:

Both actors, Gisondo and Hernández, have experience playing sons in movies and TV. Gisondo recently played Ben Stiller’s son in the new movie Focker in Law, and Hernández often played Pedro Pascal’s son on SNL, a character known for bringing home unusual girlfriends. Gisondo has a long history of voice acting, starting with the Air Bud movies, while Hernández previously lent his voice to the upcoming Angry Birds movie. However, his work on SNL, where he plays a variety of quirky characters each week, has already given him valuable training for voice work. Shrek 5, directed by Conrad Vernon and Walt Dohrn, is scheduled for release on June 30, 2027, over the Fourth of July weekend, which will give Hernández some extra time to prepare his look, as he’s known for using body paint.

Although the new actress playing Holly appears much older than the character’s established age of seven, this change suggests Holly will play a much larger role in the series than before. The first four episodes of the final season reveal she’s actually the most important character, similar to how Will Byers was central to the story in Season 1. By making Holly the driving force behind nearly every character’s actions, Stranger Things is bringing the story full circle, promising a satisfying conclusion to its incredible run.

The conflict continues as Enjin works to bring his team together, while Zodyl presents Rudo with a final offer. Upcoming episodes promise excitement and unexpected plot twists, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.

The responses offered some interesting perspectives. Many pointed out that Thanksgiving isn’t widely celebrated outside of the United States. Edgar Wright, a British filmmaker, noted he doesn’t have a strong opinion on the holiday. Jorge Gutierrez, director of The Book of Life and Maya and the Three, shared that growing up on the U.S.-Mexico border, Thanksgiving didn’t really make sense to him, and isn’t universally observed, especially with the rise of streaming. Patrick McHale, creator of the autumn-themed cartoon Over the Garden Wall, also mentioned that in England, turkey is typically associated with Christmas.

Normally, finding out what Max has been experiencing in Henry’s mental prison would be a highlight, but this episode has so much going on that it feels less important. Sadie Sink does a great job delivering a lot of necessary information, but this storyline mainly serves as a pause in the action. Max explains everything that happened in season four to Holly, then fills her in on what occurred after Max died and was brought back to life, leading to her current comatose state. Essentially, Max figures out she’s stuck in a labyrinth of Henry’s memories. We revisit the traumatic Hawkins Lab massacre (again), she wanders through a 1959 version of Hawkins High, and ultimately ends up facing Henry’s memories of her.

James Cameron recently shared on the podcast The Town with Matthew Belloni that he almost produced the movie Wicked about 15 years ago, shortly after its Broadway premiere. He’s a big fan of the story and The Wizard of Oz is one of his favorite films. However, Cameron explained he ultimately decided against the project because he wasn’t satisfied with the music.

Happy Thanksgiving, Stephen King fans! With Turkey Day here, the year is quickly coming to a close. But 2025 is already shaping up to be great for King fans, with plenty of new content. New episodes of IT: Welcome to Derry are still being released weekly on HBO Max, and the latest one features a fantastic introduction to Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise. Plus, The Long Walk arrived on 4K UHD and Blu-ray this past Tuesday – it’s currently only available as a beautiful Steelbook edition and is a perfect addition to any Stephen King collection.

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Skylar Gisondo, known for playing Superman, is joining the voice cast of the upcoming Shrek 5 movie, Universal Studios has confirmed. The news was revealed by Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb of NBC during the live broadcast of the 2025 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, coinciding with the appearance of the Shrek float, which also gave viewers a first look at Shrek’s now-grown children.