With the release of Zootopia 2 getting closer, movie theaters are starting to showcase special items like themed popcorn buckets. Disney is building excitement for the sequel, which comes a decade after the popular 2016 film.
After leaving Saturday Night Live following its 47th season, comedian Shane Gillis had already gained recognition. He’s known for his awkward, unconventional humor and pushing boundaries. His new album, The Real Me, fits his style, even though he says it’s intentionally different.
I really enjoyed the new Blumhouse film, as I mentioned in my review of M3GAN 2.0, and it seems many others did too, judging by what my colleague wrote and its 83% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. A standout part of the movie for me was the character of Amelia, played with a wonderfully creepy performance by Ivanna Sakhno. Here’s what director Gerard Johnstone had to say:
On October 25th, WEBTOON announced it will be ending its Fan Translation Service, which allowed fans to freely translate popular series into different languages. The service will officially close on November 27th, one month after the announcement. WEBTOON described the decision as difficult but necessary, explaining they need to concentrate their efforts on improving the overall experience for both readers and creators.
There’s a unique appeal to watching scary stories unfold on TV, from classics like The Twilight Zone and The X-Files to newer shows like Alien: Earth and the upcoming It: Welcome to Derry. While many great horror TV shows exist, the ones we’ve chosen are based on our own preferences.
Ever since the release of The Exorcist in 1973, movies about demonic possession have always walked a line between being shocking and entertaining. Some people even believe making these films can attract negative energy. Whether it’s simply superstition or connected to our beliefs, stories about exorcism and possession are uniquely frightening, setting them apart from other horror movies. This list features some of the best, but there are many more out there to scare you!
This week, we’re talking about Melissa Gorga, a Real Housewife who often sparks debate. I’m a big fan – those of us who are are sometimes called ‘Gordita Crunches’! While she’s not perfect (like when she seems to create drama for the show), and I definitely don’t like her sister-in-law, Teresa Giudice, I’ve always admired Melissa. I think she’s smart, a hard worker, and really down-to-earth, plus she’s beautiful – and yes, that matters, even if it’s superficial. What I’ve always found confusing is how she seemed to let her husband, Joe, dominate their relationship, with her primarily taking on the roles of cook, housekeeper, and mother, and seemingly catering to his needs constantly.
The biggest issue with “Tulsa Turnaround” isn’t any single flaw, but that it doesn’t quite fit within the established story. Characters act in ways that are confusing and their interactions feel unnatural. It feels like the episode was built around a specific ending, rather than flowing naturally from previous events. For example, would Francis, a smart teenager, really seek advice from Ray, her dad’s casual and often-drunk associate? And would Cyrus give a loaded gun to someone who just admitted to misplacing another one?
Watching everyone get assigned bedrooms on the boat was surprisingly smooth – Heather snagged the master, Meredith got her beloved bathtub, and everyone seemed happy, which is more than the original RHONY cast ever managed! But the peace didn’t last. When Britani learned she’d be sharing a room with Bronwyn, her face instantly showed pure horror – it was like her Botox couldn’t even hide how upset she was.
Released in 2022, The Batman features Robert Pattinson as the new Batman, early in his crime-fighting career. Last year, the HBO Max series The Penguin expanded the universe, and a sequel, The Batman – Part II, is on the way.