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In the second installment of their trip to Grenada, Kelli and Shamea aim to emphasize the “renew” aspect of their theme, even if it’s not about fresh starts as initially intended. Instead, they encounter a new dynamic involving beef between Brit and Kelli, marking a shift in their friendship. This departure from previous seasons, where storylines seemed to drag on endlessly, is a welcome change. With seasoned individuals like Kelli, Angela, Porsha, Drew, and Shamea, who bring maturity and strategic thinking, as well as veterans who understand the ebb and flow of reality television, the group manages to keep things moving forward towards the end of season 16.

In a chat with Jon Favreau on Pod Save America, Kripke explained that the show was initially intended as a satire of celebrities and Hollywood, likening it to the concept: “Imagine if Iron Man actually was Robert Downey Jr.” This idea came from one of the producers, Seth Rogen. The discussion took place during an Emmys For Your Consideration event hosted by Prime Video and Vulture.

The significant advancement in deaf representation on screen that seemed imminent in 1986 failed to fully manifest, leaving Marlee Matlin with challenges in securing leading roles in movies for subsequent years. It wasn’t until the release of CODA in 2021, where she co-starred, that another deaf actor received an Oscar. As a result, Matlin moved into television roles earlier than expected, debuting on NBC’s “Reasonable Doubts” in 1991. At this time, it was considered unfavorable for film actors, especially Oscar winners, to take up TV roles. However, Matlin continued to deliver outstanding performances in shows like Seinfeld, The West Wing, Law & Order, and The L Word. During this period, she also started sharing her personal battles, first through her 2009 memoir titled “I’ll Scream Later”, and now, in this captivating documentary. In an interview at the Sundance Film Festival, Matlin, alongside her longtime interpreter Jack Jason (who has worked with her since 1985), discussed their reflections on her career for this film, winning an Oscar at a young age, and the challenges of portraying death in the presence of Ed Harris.

Initially, it appeared as though Anthony Ramos had followed in Patti Lupone’s footsteps by missing the 2025 Tonys, but instead, he was part of a cherished ensemble with DeBose. As Emmy Raver-Lampman, an original cast member and wife of Daveed Diggs, shared with People, “It was a heartwarming, beautiful gathering of just 28 people we adore so much in one place.” She continued, “We often see each other, but not under these circumstances. So yes, it was truly special.” Renee Elise Goldsberry added that upon entering the rehearsal room, tears of joy welled up from her heart. They group hugged countless times and expressed their deep affection for one another.

A very pleasant surprise to start off!

16-year-old Model Laura La Rue states that she encountered Leto at an event for animal rights. They began texting and she frequently visited his studio. According to La Rue, on one occasion when she was 17, Leto entered a room without clothes as if it were ordinary. She recalled thinking, “Perhaps this is just what grown men do.” However, through his representatives, Leto denies all accusations.

As a movie buff putting it in my own words: “I was thrilled to bits when Zoe shared her big news! Kathy Hilton, one of the Housewives, wrote, ‘So stoked you’re joining us!! I adore you!’ Kyle Richards chimed in with a series of applause emojis. And Bozoma Saint John, the newest housewife, couldn’t contain her excitement, saying, ‘Wooohooooo!!! Can hardly wait!!’

Georgia (played by Brianne Howey) has managed to escape consequences once more, thanks to some unexpected twist of fate. In season three of Ginny & Georgia, Georgia found herself in a courtroom drama, facing charges for the murder of Tom, Cynthia’s husband. However, in an astonishing plot twist, Georgia’s son Austin points the finger at Gil instead, exonerating his mother. The suspense was high as viewers waited to see how this would all play out, but fortunately, Netflix has already greenlit the show for two more seasons, ensuring that any cliffhangers will be resolved. The writers are now brainstorming what’s next for the Miller family as Austin continues to grow and develop.

Ranking Wes Anderson’s films can be likened to a futile effort, given that he is a director who appeals deeply to other filmmakers (an auteur’s auteur), with a distinct style that draws strong reactions – either wholehearted acceptance or rejection. He doesn’t dabble in failed experiments, studio projects, or lesser-known works; instead, his body of work remains cohesive and true to his unique voice. Despite the fluctuations in his commercial success, there’s no indication that he has ever attempted to conform to popular trends or cater to the marketplace – or even knows how, if he were inclined to do so.

Instead, let me rephrase it: Once more, we chose not to go! Upon the announcement that Hacks had won, its creators – Paul W. Downs, Lucia Aniello, and Jen Statsky – emerged on stage, met with applause from the TV industry professionals in attendance. Actors from competing shows such as Abbott Elementary and Only Murders in the Building stood up, and even the cast of Shōgun joined in the cheer. From my vantage point in front of my television, this victory seemed not only unexpected, but also delightful.