Walton Goggins Is a Tiny Shoe Cinderella

Walton Goggins acknowledges his popularity and expresses gratitude for it. In his opening speech, he humorously mentioned that people were surprised by his characteristics such as his receding hairline, greasy hair, bulging eyes, and now small feet that make him a sex symbol. In a song sung by Jane Wickline, she comes across a baby … Read more

SNL Hasn’t Elected Its Own Pope

A fresh pope has moved into the Vatican, but Saturday Night Live (SNL) kept things discreet; they didn’t perform their traditional “Da Pope” skit nor did they assign a cast member to portray Pope Leo. It seems SNL is deliberating its own election process. Nevertheless, the new American pope was still the target of jokes … Read more

Doctor Who Recap: A Hairytale Ending

The TARDIS has landed in Lagos, Nigeria, a bustling hub of communications technology. This city’s tech market should help the vindicator successfully bring Belinda back home. Additionally, this stop allows the Doctor to visit Omo’s Palace, a place he’s eager to revisit. He first met Omo as a child while extinguishing a forest fire, and they’ve since formed a strong bond. The palace has provided the Doctor with a sense of belonging, given his Black identity often encounters racism. Aware of this, Belinda encourages him to enjoy his time there.

Reality TV Is Better for Love on the Spectrum

As a passionate film enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that the reaction to our series continues to grow, which is quite extraordinary in the realm of unscripted productions. It’s heartening to witness not only the blossoming relationship of Abbey and David, who reconnected during season one and are now celebrating their third anniversary in season three, but also the transformation of characters like Connor. Initially, he was a homebody with his dogs, rarely receiving messages on his phone beyond those from family. However, today, his popularity has spread worldwide, and people seem to adore him. He’s truly found his stride, becoming more self-assured and, spoiler alert, even finding love.

Will Bravo Hit Pause on The Real Housewives of New York?

Bravo did not mention “RHONY” in its May 7 programming announcement, leading some to believe it may have been canceled. However, a network representative told Us Weekly that nothing is official, and the show has not been canceled yet. This contradicts a previous report from Page Six. Andy Cohen also shared a post on social media suggesting the Page Six piece was strange. Variety’s Kate Aurthur stated that there have been no changes with “RHONY” since Bravo made its earlier announcements this week, and current cast members are waiting for updates like everyone else. Jessel Taank commented on a Us Weekly headline, saying it was an emotional rollercoaster, while Sai De Silva assured her followers that recent reports were false.

Besties Godzilla and Kong Are Reuniting

The introductory scene is set at a call center located in Arizona, which has been swamped with reports of a giant being, or “titan,” sighted. As the camera zooms in on a computer monitor, the phone number (240) MONARCH becomes visible. When dialed, you’ll hear a pre-recorded message that urges you to report titan sightings, explaining it’s crucial for maintaining our world’s safety. The message then invites you to register for text alerts about the movie by providing updates on these titan occurrences.

Introducing the Most Tim Robinson of Tim Robinson Characters

The struggle for Craig is that he doesn’t quite fit the mold of a genuine eccentric. He’s somewhat odd, often misreading social situations and telling jokes that fall flat, which creates a chasm between the acceptance he yearns for and the impression he makes on others, pushing him to the edge. This predicament is reminiscent of Tim Robinson’s character quirks, as seen in his show “I Think You Should Leave.” The film, titled “Friendship” by writer-director Andrew DeYoung, seems tailored around such characters. In essence, it doesn’t explore new ground for Robinson, but offers a suitable stage for his first leading role on the big screen.

At the outset, Craig appears to lead a relatively normal life, holding down a corporate job, conversing superficially with his teenage son Steven (Jack Dylan Grazer), brushing off signs of dissatisfaction from Tami, and boasting about his achievement of installing speed bumps on their street. It’s not until Austin Carmichael (Paul Rudd), a local weatherman who plays in a band, moves in next door that Craig realizes what he’s been missing.

The Galaxy May Not Remember Andor’s Syril Karn, But Kyle Soller Will

To put it simply, Syril Karn, the ideological dreamer and bureaucratic ruler from Andor, would likely have chosen a different path if he had grown up in contemporary Connecticut. He might have aimed for careers like a management consultant, a tech entrepreneur, or a wellness guru – roles that offer structure and a sense of higher purpose. However, the aimless, pasta-loving character with family issues who seeks belonging throughout the galaxy, was raised within Emperor Palpatine’s Empire. As such, his ambition is to serve as an effective foot soldier.

Netflix Won’t Give You the Choice to Save Bandersnatch

In December last year, Netflix significantly reduced its collection of interactive content, such as “Puss in Book”, with very few titles still available. As of May 12th, “Bandersnatch” and “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. the Reverend” are set to depart from the platform, according to What’s On Netflix. Both “Bandersnatch” and “Kimmy vs. the Reverend” were special episodes, although the latter served as a finale for the sitcom, not being essential to the overall storyline of the show. Neither Netflix, Charlie Brooker, nor Tina Fey have provided comments regarding this matter.

Father Guido Sarducci’s Conclave Analysis Won Late Night This Week

Initially, both Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel utilized a captivating video of a cardinal locking the Sistine Chapel doors, hinting at an extravagant dance party inside once sealed. Kudos to The Tonight Show, for selecting a specific tune for the college of cardinals to boogie down to – “Abracadabra” by Lady Gaga. Stephen Colbert deserves recognition for discussing the peculiar outfits of Vatican guards, while The Daily Show spotlighted Lewis Black’s opinion on who should be the pope. However, I would also like to acknowledge After Midnight, which delved into a race equally significant in global affairs: the newly established Best Podcast category at the Golden Globes. They are both noteworthy in their standing and relevance! Here’s who else received papal approval this week in late-night television.