‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ Sets HBO Max Streaming Date & Franchise Marathon

The Conjuring: Last Rites stars Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Mia Tomlinson, Ben Hardy, Tony Spera, Steve Coulter, Rebecca Calder, Elliot Cowan, Beau Gadsdon, Kíla Lord Cassidy, John Brotherton and Shannon Kook. Michael Chaves, who took over the reins of the franchise after James Wan helmed the first two films, directed Last Rites based on a screenplay by Ian Goldberg & Richard Naing and David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick. Read the official synopsis:

Potomac’s Stacey Rusch Still Rises

Rusch hoped sharing personal struggles with the cast would build stronger connections during her second season. However, she felt she couldn’t be open because she was constantly defending herself against false claims. These included questions about her new cannabis business, the details of getting back together with her ex-husband, and rumors about dating another Housewife’s former partner. Despite the intense scrutiny she faced on camera, fans have been incredibly supportive and are excited to meet her at BravoCon.

Pluribus Is About Everything

Pluribus blends elements of zombie, alien invasion, and post-apocalyptic stories, but ultimately feels fresh and original. The story begins after a virus from space kills hundreds of millions, and those who survive are linked by ‘the Joining’ – a telepathic connection that erases their individual selves, creating a single, collective consciousness. Only thirteen people remain as individuals, and in the second episode, the tough and realistic Carol Sturka seeks them out, hoping they can work together to save humanity. She tries to inspire them with a speech about fixing the world, but Diabaté, one of the other survivors, simply asks, “Why?”

Justin Baldoni Texted Rainn Wilson to Complain About Ryan Reynolds

According to court documents obtained by People magazine, Baldoni wrote to Wilson after a tense argument with Reynolds and Lively in January 2024. Baldoni claimed Reynolds spoke to him condescendingly, like he was a child. They also allegedly told him and Jamey Heath that their public personas were misleading and that having a podcast created a false sense of security for listeners. Apparently, Reynolds (and possibly Lively) believe Baldoni’s podcast about masculinity makes people think he’s a trustworthy person, which they consider dangerous. It’s ironic to think someone’s safety could be affected by whether or not a person hosts a podcast – you might even hear about yourself on one!

32 Years Later, Tombstone Surges on Streaming on MGM+

Released in 1993, Tombstone remains a standout Western film, even after over three decades. It helped redefine the genre, moving away from the style of classic Westerns starring actors like John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. The film is still incredibly popular today, recently seeing a surge in views on the MGM+ streaming service, according to FlixPatrol.

This Set Story Jennifer Lawrence Shared About Talking To Robert Pattinson About Their Babies Is So Lovely

Robert Pattinson and Jennifer Lawrence recently spoke with V Magazine about their upcoming 2025 thriller/comedy, life as parents, and the connections they discovered during their conversation. Pattinson, still new to fatherhood, found himself discussing it at length with Lawrence. They continued to share stories about their children whenever Pattinson wasn’t traveling home. As Lawrence explained:

‘Troll’ Who Rushed Ariana Grande Charged With Being a ‘Public Nuisance’

Wen has a history of disruptive behavior at concerts. While he claims to be a fan of Ariana Grande, posting about how she’s “the Queen,” he’s previously rushed the stage at concerts by Katy Perry, The Weeknd, and The Chainsmokers. In videos of these incidents, security and the performers themselves seem unable to stop him. He shared footage of his run towards Grande on November 13th, writing a thank you message for being allowed on the yellow carpet. It remains to be seen if a $2000 fine will deter him, though bodyguards and Cynthia Erivo are likely hoping so.

The Running Man Rips Into Reality TV. It Should’ve Been About the Internet.

It’s strange to see a movie fueled by today’s anxieties, yet feel strangely stuck in the past—like someone complaining about the world while blaming it on modern music. While reality TV definitely shapes how we see things and even played a role in our current president’s rise, the movie The Running Man now feels more relevant to the internet. The film portrays reality TV as a way to distract and control people, and that’s what the internet does now. Despite a messy ending, the movie is exciting and features a lead actor trying to become the next big action star, though he’s not always believable as an angry person. It’s more of a fun, big-budget action movie than a serious commentary on society, and its misunderstanding of reality TV makes its message weak. The director is known for cleverly referencing pop culture—like referencing Resident Evil 2 in Spaced or using an invasion theme to explore aging in The World’s End. However, he doesn’t seem to really understand or enjoy reality TV.

9-1-1 Season 9 Fall Finale Review: The 118 Begins (Again) Without Bobby

After a major loss at the end of season 8, 9-1-1 is still finding its way in season 9. While the season has been uneven in quality, with a four-episode premiere that felt too long, there have been bright spots – particularly the inventive “Día de los Muertos” episode. Overall, the season 9 finale perfectly captures the show’s current state: a bit of a mixed bag.

Top 10 Original Animated Movies Of The Past Decade

Starting in 2016, animated movies have consistently delivered fantastic experiences for viewers of all ages. These films stand out with their heartfelt stories and stunning visuals, often achieved through innovative animation techniques. While popular franchises like Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish have produced some of the best, there have also been truly remarkable original animated movies.