I’m really excited because two of my passions are colliding! I love watching Gordon Ramsay’s cooking shows like *MasterChef* and *Next Level Chef*, and I also make it a point to try all the best food at Disneyland. So, I’m thrilled to hear that a Gordon Ramsay restaurant is coming to the Disneyland Resort, and I can’t wait to visit!
Even though future Marvel films will include many characters, it doesn’t look like Dominic Cooper will be returning as Howard Stark in live-action movies anytime soon. The actor, known for his role in *Preacher*, recently shared his thoughts on his time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Comic Book Movie, saying:
In the thrilling new movie *All Her Fault*, Naomi Snook plays Marissa Irvine, a mother determined to find her missing son, Milo. The action-packed trailer, featuring Snook, Dakota Fanning, and Michael Peña, is available below.
The new movie, Tron: Ares, is now showing in theaters nationwide. It’s the third installment in the Tron series, following the original 1982 film and 2010’s Tron: Legacy. Early box office numbers suggest Tron: Ares is performing a little better than Tron: Legacy did when it was released.
Mary Bronstein’s new film, *If I Had Legs I’d Kick You*, is her second feature after 2008’s *Yeast*, a comedy where she also acted. *Yeast* was labeled as mumblecore due to its low-budget style and the presence of a young Greta Gerwig, but it differed from that movement’s focus on aimless conversations. Bronstein intentionally created a more aggressive and often unpleasant tone, and her new film, though more polished and featuring bigger names, maintains that same confrontational energy. Much of this tension comes from the main character, Linda, who constantly burdens others with her problems. She gets upset about something as minor as parking, dismisses kindness from a neighbor (A$AP Rocky), and even seeks out a therapist (a hilariously frustrated Conan O’Brien) just so she can be told what to do.
For those who grew up in the 1990s, Julia Roberts wasn’t just a famous actress – she felt like a constant presence in life. Starting with her breakout role in *Pretty Woman* in 1990 and continuing into the early 2000s (when she slowed down her career to focus on her family), she heavily influenced popular culture. Even when her films weren’t successful, people still felt invested in what happened with her career.
The latest episode of *Peacemaker*, “Full Nelson,” wraps up the season’s storylines, but feels more like a preview of what James Gunn has planned for the DC Universe going forward. While it tries to bring emotional threads to a close, it largely serves as a setup for future projects.
Taylor Swift’s recent appearances on NBC’s late-night shows likely demonstrate why the format still matters. As part of promoting her album, *The Life of a Showgirl*, she did an extended interview on *The Tonight Show* and *Late Night With Seth Meyers* dedicated a whole segment – playfully called “Tay/kover” – to her. Just like with her album sales and concert numbers, Swift is proving to be a hit with late-night audiences this week.
The story begins in the damp, green forests of Northern England, where we meet Ray Stoker (Daniel Day-Lewis) going about his daily tasks at a secluded cabin. He’s physically strong and appears to have been living there for a while. At the same time, in a nearby village, Ray’s brother, Jem (Sean Bean), prays for success on a dangerous undertaking. Jem attempts to talk to Brian (Samuel Bottomley) before leaving, but Brian, visibly upset and nursing injured hands, remains silent.
Chloe Fineman discussed her work on *Saturday Night Live* during an appearance on *The View*. She highlighted the show’s current season and teased the lineup of upcoming hosts. When asked about any on-air mishaps, Fineman shared a story about a wardrobe issue that happened while she was impersonating Sydney Sweeney, as reported by Entertainment Weekly.