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Born in Calumet, Michigan in 1931, George Tolkan joined the Navy after graduating high school. He moved to New York City in 1956 with just $75 and began studying acting at the Actors Studio under Stella Adler and Lee Strasberg. Tolkan’s early work included television appearances and Broadway roles, such as an episode of Naked City and as an understudy for Robert Duvall in the first Broadway production of Wait Until Dark. He eventually took over the role of Harry Roat in Wait Until Dark, but Alan Arkin played the part in the 1967 film version. Later, in 1984, Tolkan performed as Dave Moss in the Broadway production of Glengarry Glen Ross, a role later played by Ed Harris in the 1992 film.

After Discord Addams’ elimination, we’re down to the top five queens on Drag Race. This week’s challenge is one-on-one improv with RuPaul, where the queens will act out scenes with her playing different, over-the-top “Karen” characters inspired by viral videos. While I’m not a huge fan of improv challenges this late in the competition, it’s fun to see RuPaul get to play a role and be silly. Surprisingly, the queens quickly and easily decided amongst themselves who would play which Karen character without any drama or arguments. Nini Coco joked about changing her mind, and Jane Don’t pointed out how ironic it is that they’re all being so well-behaved for a challenge about Karens, but this season’s top five are clearly polished and refined queens.

The movie centers on Cory, a man in his thirties who feels lost until he meets Plantman, a quirky character dedicated to protecting plants. Their unusual connection leads to a funny and touching story about finding friendship and meaning in life.

The Boruto series shows how much the Naruto anime has grown, changing everything from the strength of its characters to the types of dangers they face. Despite all these changes, Itachi and Madara remain two of the most memorable and powerful villains the series has ever created.

Thrillers have become incredibly popular on television lately. The longer episodes give writers space to create complex characters, build intricate storylines, and add unexpected surprises that keep audiences engaged. These shows are truly captivating and well worth watching.

The TV series Talamasca: The Secret Order won’t be returning for a second season, according to Variety. The show, which first aired in October, has been canceled after only one season.

Sienna Miller, famous for her work in films like American Sniper and G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, gives a strong performance as Sophie Whitehouse, a woman in the public eye and the wife of a politician played by Rupert Friend. If you’re a fan of political thrillers on Netflix, like The Diplomat and Black Doves, you’ll likely enjoy this 6-episode series this weekend.

As a huge Harry Potter fan, I was blown away to hear that the trailer for Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone broke all sorts of records! HBO said it got over 277 million views online in just two days – that’s more than twice as many as any other trailer they’ve ever released on HBO or HBO Max. It’s incredible to see how much excitement there still is for the wizarding world!

CBS has canceled both DMV and Watson. DMV will conclude after just one season, while Watson ends after two. The last episode of Watson will air on May 3rd, followed by the DMV finale on May 11th. CBS will announce its complete 2026-27 television lineup on April 15th.

During an interview with ScreenRant about The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Chris Pratt talked about the possibility of making a Luigi’s Mansion movie. He said he “would be thrilled to do Luigi’s Mansion,” acknowledging the long-time fan desire for a film adaptation, and discussed it with his co-stars Anya Taylor-Joy and Keegan-Michael Key. You can read the complete conversation below.