Jon Favreau is directing a new Star Wars movie continuing the story of The Mandalorian and Grogu. He wrote the screenplay with Dave Filoni, and the film is scheduled to hit US theaters next May.
Ethan Hawke stars as Lee Raybon, a man who describes himself as a “truthstorian.” He owns a rare bookstore in Tulsa, Oklahoma, but also works as an investigative journalist for a small local magazine called *The Heartland Press*. The story begins when Dale Washberg, from a prominent Oklahoma family, commits suicide after hiding a note inside a book. This happens shortly after Lee publishes an exposé detailing the Washberg family’s troubled past, but Lee isn’t convinced the two events are simply connected. He believes something more is going on, stating, “Everything is connected. Darkness is always afoot.” Dale’s brother, Donald, is running for governor and appears to be having an inappropriate relationship with Dale’s widow, Betty Jo. Meanwhile, Lee is also investigating Akron Construction, a company that’s buying up Black-owned businesses, and suspects they are intentionally eliminating competition to harm the local economy. Frank Martin, the wealthy and influential owner of Akron, doesn’t appreciate Lee’s investigation, and neither does Allen Murphy, a threatening man who works for him.
Here’s a breakdown of the popular live-action trailer for Sakamoto Days and the excitement around rumors of Chris Hemsworth starring in it.
Tom Holland revealed that the Spider-Man suits worn by Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield influenced the design of his own ‘Brand New Day’ costume. He told Complex that he liked the idea of his Spider-Man wanting to emulate his ‘big brothers,’ noticing and appreciating details on their suits, and now creating his own look as an independent hero.
In a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, Benedict Cumberbatch revealed he received a complete script for ‘Avengers: Doomsday.’ This addresses rumors that the movie began filming without a finalized script, a concern that has been raised about Marvel films before.
The group is facing some difficulties. They’re trying to get Freddie Frias, the leader of a rival gang, to help them find the fentanyl that was stolen. He playfully mentions the people who’ve been robbing their stash, referring to them as the “Halloween crew.” Instead of simply agreeing to help, Freddie shares a story about past experiences – specifically, being disrespected by white drug dealers who even urinated on him. He demands either 50% of the recovered drugs, or to return the disrespect, as a condition for his assistance. Later, Tom and Grasso attempt to warn the group that someone is informing on them, but their concerns are ignored.
I remember when Reese Witherspoon really started to break out – she was fresh off the success of *Cruel Intentions* and *Election* when she played Rachel’s sister on *Friends*. She was so young then, only 23, and things were moving incredibly fast for her. She actually told The New York Times how hard it was being in the public eye while also starting a marriage and becoming a mom. It was on the *Friends* set that she found a really important connection with the actress who played her sister, and she said that relationship really helped her get through it all.
Jen and Brandon Hatmaker, known for their HGTV show *My Big Family Renovation* in 2014, have been married since 1993 and share five children. In her new memoir, *Awake*, Jen Hatmaker details a difficult moment: waking up to find her husband on the phone with another woman at 2:30 a.m. on July 11, 2020. According to Jen, he smelled of alcohol, and she overheard him whispering into the phone as he fell asleep.
In a recent interview with IMDbPro, shared via a clip on the platform’s official Instagram account, Lewis Pullman opened up about the surreal and special experience of acting alongside his father who, famously, along with the late John Candy, starred in the original 1987 Mel Brooks comedy. He told the outlet:
Disney+, being Disney’s main streaming service, is a big source of income for the company. That’s probably why some subscribers are canceling their memberships to protest the decision regarding Jimmy Kimmel’s show. Since the news broke just a few days ago, social media platform X is full of posts from people saying they’ve canceled their subscriptions. Here’s what some users are saying: