Jimmy Kimmel Makes Even Winning an Award About President Trump in Latest Public TDS Meltdown

Jimmy Kimmel mocks President Trump after winning the Critics Choice Award for Best Talk Show-

Jimmy Kimmel mocks President Trump after winning the Critics Choice Award for Best Talk Show-

Sources say Disney is considering several actors for the main roles in the new Power Rangers series. These include Shaun Dixon, known for his work on the Disney Channel’s Vampirina, and Judd Goodstein, who appeared in You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah. Momona Tamada, recently seen as Ty Lee in Netflix’s live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender, is also a potential cast member, with more appearances expected later this year. Rounding out the potential leads are Kira McLean, who has credits in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, and Christian Alexander Cruz, with several short films, including High Strung, to his name.

I’m so excited! Netflix just announced a documentary called One Last Adventure: The Making of Stranger Things 5! It’s coming out on January 12th and it’s going to show us everything that went into making the final season of Stranger Things. We’ll get to see behind the scenes with the cast, the people who created the show, and the whole crew. I can’t wait!

Even after the movie ended, I kept focusing on one thing. It wasn’t the fast-paced dialogue, or even how much I disliked a particular character who wanted to be president. What really stood out was the complete absence of a key government position – it was a noticeable oversight.

The final season of Stranger Things revealed a surprising twist: Henry Creel, also known as One and Vecna, wasn’t the original creator of the Mind Flayer. Instead, he was manipulated by it before he even went to the Upside Down. For a long time, Stranger Things left many questions unanswered. The first season introduced viewers to the mysterious Upside Down, Eleven’s incredible abilities, and the terrifying Demogorgon.

A new rumor suggests Hugh Jackman and Tobey Maguire are set to star in the upcoming Marvel film, Avengers: Secret Wars.

Matt Duffer, trying to address the negative reaction to the show’s ending, recently said he wishes he hadn’t discussed the finale at all. He also asked viewers to be understanding, but that request didn’t resonate well with many who were already disappointed by how the series concluded.

A lot of Zack Snyder fans are hoping this merger will bring back Snyder’s vision for DC and even cancel James Gunn’s plans for a new DC Universe – something they’ve wanted for a long time. However, it’s unlikely much will change right away for DC’s future. Gunn has faced similar situations before, so he’s responding to the merger with the calm and optimistic attitude everyone would expect. He recently shared his thoughts on Variety’s Awards Circuit Podcast, saying:

I moved from New York to Los Angeles in 2014, hoping to become a TV writer. But honestly, after almost a decade in New York, the city was starting to wear me down. Just before I left, a rat ran across my bare foot, my magazine had another round of layoffs, and I had a startling realization about the convenient (but cramped) layout of my apartment. Los Angeles felt like a land of opportunity, space, and potential—much like the American West did for pioneers centuries ago. My biggest concern about the move was that I barely knew anyone in California, only one of whom was a divorced mother of a college friend. So, like someone on The Bachelor, I came here hoping to build a social life.

Honestly, as much as I love a good thriller, this guy Norris is really stressed. He’s dealing with a ton at work – a shaky oil deal financed by this shady character Gallino, trying to protect his son Cooper from getting mixed up with the same guy, and just generally putting out fires as a landman. But you know what’s worse? He actually dreads coming home. It’s like his personal life is even more chaotic than his job!