The “White Lotus Kill-or-Be-Killed Report” is a weekly discussion about the hotel’s guests and staff, predicting who might commit a murder or become a victim of one after this week’s episode titled “Hide and Seek.
According to Chris Eyre, who directed the premiere of season three, titled “Ye’iitsoh (Big Monster),” the idea had been floating around since the initial season. However, it wasn’t until the third season that they managed to shoot a scene featuring George R.R. Martin, the author of “A Game of Thrones,” and both a star and director from some iconic films, who are also executive producers on AMC’s series about Navajo tribal police in the 1970s.
In this early stage of the series, it seems Shamea might be compared to Jamie Foxx in her confidence. Given this, I can’t help but feel a bit overly hopeful too. Shamea is an intriguing character at the start of the season because she was once referred to as “Shimmy Shimmy Coco Puff” by Kenya, yet now appears to be the group’s center. This could potentially lead to trouble since promoting a long-time friend didn’t work out well last time. However, Shamea has an advantage that Marlo doesn’t – a considerable amount of wealth. With her wealthy African husband Gerald (who seems quiet and actually works), beautiful children, and large mansion, she seems to have achieved what many past Atlanta Housewives strived for.
In a humorous twist, it’s worth noting that the autistic community should receive equal representation in intense action movies just like everyone else. However, much like previous Hollywood productions, The Accountant 2 still portrays autism in a stereotypical manner, focusing mainly on savantism and viewing it as a deficiency that needs to be compensated by extraordinary abilities. The protagonist, Chris, is an exceptional forensic accountant who can analyze weeks of complex financial data in one night, and he spots patterns that others have missed. His nonverbal assistant, Justine (previously voiced by Alison Wright, now played by Allison Robertson), possesses remarkable hacking skills. In the sequel, she heads a group of equally gifted young individuals at her institute for neurodivergent people, which increasingly resembles Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters. A kidnapped child whom Chris believes to be his fellow traveler, based solely on a photo, demonstrates an unusual talent for calculating distances. Interestingly, The Accountant 2, penned by returning screenwriter Bill Dubuque, also features an unusual subplot about a woman who isn’t autistic but developed a lack of fear and combat skills due to a brain injury.
What a fantastic weekend win: Instead of being in a dog costume, Marcello Hernandez got to snuggle with an adorable pug alongside Lady Gaga on SNL. Could anything top that? But then, Gaga waved goodbye to Hernandez while gliding away on a scooter-suitcase contraption (yes, it’s real and will cost you about $900). I wish … Read more
Lady Gaga and Bowen Yang urge people struggling with excessive TikTok slang to simplify their language during a sketch on SNL. They discourage the overuse of words like “slay,” suggesting alternatives such as “Wow, I like that” for when something is impressive. Other banned phrases include “bop,” “flex,” “pooing on the mother toilet,” “foot on … Read more
Quite a few of those sketches often incorporated singing or dancing, seeing as one has such an exceptional voice, why not take advantage of it? Naturally, Gaga outshone the real musical performances in that episode. The glass-house choreography for the hit single “Abracadabra” was tight and confined, while the grandiose production of “Killah” stretched from backstage to a climactic moment when her dress magically tore away.
In the role of both host and musical performer on Saturday Night Live, Lady Gaga boldly demonstrated her artistic versatility during her opening monologue. “I’m an actress!” she declared, playfully referencing a film we’d rather forget. “I’ve been meticulous about choosing roles that showcased my acting skills. For instance, the sequel to Joker… Joaquin Phoenix … Read more
Virginia Miller, in contrast to her former fiance Devin Buckley, has been open about her political views during their appearance on the latest season of ‘Love Is Blind’. In a previous relationship with Buckley, she revealed that they parted ways at the altar due to disagreements over discussing sensitive topics like politics. During the reunion … Read more
Alex won’t be disembarking in New York City as originally planned, since that would mean real advancement. Instead, she’s being redirected to Ellis Island. It seems our stubborn romantic hero didn’t consider that immigration would necessitate a visa. At times, it feels like this show is only about moving the characters from one place to another without any significant progress. I can almost picture Taylor Sheridan in his study, surrounded by taxidermied animals he’s hunted himself, with a single faded post-it note on his laptop, where he’s written the series’ mantra in capital letters: DELAY.