Diego Luna, who’s been filling in as host on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, has been expressing some strong political views lately. You might be surprised to hear that the star from Andor is getting political, but it’s definitely happening. His opening monologue on Monday tackled the ongoing ICE raids in Los Angeles and highlighted the positive … Read more
Diego Luna, who’s been filling in as host on Jimmy Kimmel Live! this week, has taken a more political stance than expected. On Monday, he discussed the ongoing ICE raids in Los Angeles and emphasized the positive contributions immigrants make to America. It’s significant that ABC chose a Mexican actor like Luna as the first … Read more
At Marysol’s wedding party, we encounter Marysol’s brother Tommy and his son Hunter. Interestingly, Steve’s sons, also named Garret and Hunter, were there too, resembling their namesakes in an uncanny way. However, it seems that the other Hunter, Marysol’s nephew, doesn’t share the same likeness. I adore Garret, who teased Marysol, sporting an eye patch due to a sty, saying she now just needs a parrot. He would make a great fit for Next Gen NYC.
The conversation then shifted to the topic of poor father figures, as when Marysol joked about Steve resembling their father, Tommy responded, “He’s not nearly as cruel as our dad was.” Thankfully, this was balanced by the presence of Mama Elsa, Marysol’s revered mother, who made brief appearances from beyond the grave to offer guidance on proper behavior. Regrettably, just like before, her advice was disregarded at this event.
Denis Villeneuve has updated “Blade Runner” for 2049 and revitalized Frank Herbert’s cultural significance in a manner that David Lynch did not accomplish. Now, he’s delving into Ian Fleming’s character with an intriguing twist – just how intense will the adaptation be? And who among the potential cast members is most likely to bring their own unique take on this character, metaphorically speaking? As of now, according to Gambling.com, Aaron Taylor-Johnson leads the pack as the next 007. However, Villeneuve remains tight-lipped about his Bond project, only stating that he aims to preserve the series’ tradition while also paving the way for future adventures.
As reported by Variety, Charlie Polinger and Lucy McKendrick will pen the upcoming Bratz film (differing from the 2007 version). At present, they are engaged in scripting A24’s The Masque of the Red Death featuring Mikey Madison, displaying a similar vibe to the Bratz franchise. Absolutely!
Riri suggests not referring to her new holographic AI function as ‘Natalie.’ Instead, she proposes the name ‘Neuro Autonomous Technical Assistant and Laboratory Intelligence Entity,’ but finds ‘N.A.T.A.L.I.E.’ easier to say.”
Or simply: “Riri suggests using ‘N.A.T.A.L.I.E.’ for her new holographic AI, as it’s simpler to pronounce than the full name.
Indeed, a character known as Roofman did exist. In reality, he was none other than Jeffrey Manchester who spent half a year residing within both Toys R Us and Circuit City stores. Similar to the film, Manchester drew attention by donating ill-gotten goods to a Christmas toy drive in an attempt to impress his love interest, which unfortunately was not entirely genuine. As reported by SF Gate, Manchester had a military background and earned his nickname Roofman due to his method of breaking into McDonald’s restaurants through the rooftops for robberies. It is worth noting that Manchester is currently incarcerated in the Central Prison in Raleigh, North Carolina, serving time for his final grand heist.
David Fincher’s 2010 movie “The Social Network” concludes with Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg (played by Jesse Eisenberg) reopening a friend request from an ex, symbolizing a weak and contemporary peace offering as the story unfolds amidst two heated lawsuits. A sequel hasn’t been necessary or desired due to our knowledge of Zuckerberg’s recent activities: bulking … Read more
The remainder of the show revolves around Bart, Lisa, and Homer reconnecting as a family after three and a half decades. At a certain juncture, Lisa discovers a video where Marge encourages Bart and Lisa to stay friends (and discloses that Maggie’s dream was always to be a farm equipment auctioneer). Later on, we see Marge one more time in the hereafter, sharing a kiss with the now-deceased Ringo Starr. “I’m simply overjoyed that we can wed different individuals in Heaven,” she remarks, wrapping up the episode.
As we’re three weeks into “Love Island,” not a soul seems to be in love, respectfully. Islanders, it doesn’t seem appropriate to label this place as “Exploring New Connections Island“. Exploration is actually not the main objective of Love Island, despite Ace’s frequent assertions. Instead, we’re left with half the villa in stagnant relationships — they’re hesitant to venture out yet unwilling to progress — and the other half still single.