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Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have been documenting their journey with the Wrexham AFC on the FX docuseries Welcome to Wrexham (streaming with a Hulu subscription), and it looks like the show will have quite an exciting fourth season when it hits the 2025 TV schedule in May. That’s because on April 26, the team earned its third-straight promotion and are now just one tier away from the Premier League. Reynolds celebrated with an emotional Instagram post that includes a bevy of photos.

Although it remains undecided whether Keanu Reeves will reprise his role or not, there’s still plenty of story left untold within the John Wick universe. Given that the High Table, the central organization in John Wick’s world, has survived, the destruction of this powerful entity has been a driving force for the legendary assassin since the conclusion of the second film. As such, some intriguing questions have arisen from John Wick: Chapter 4, primarily concerning its antagonist, which need resolution in the upcoming movie if Keanu Reeves’ enduring legacy within the franchise is to be fully realized.

In the last week, it was officially announced that Whitney Peak, known for her role in Gossip Girl, will take on the character of Lenore Dove Baird in the forthcoming movie Sunrise on the Reaping. Meanwhile, Jesse Plemons, who has been nominated for an Oscar, has agreed to play a young character. On social media, Zegler swiftly expressed her approval for Peak and Plemons. Via an Instagram story, Zegler tagged Peak and penned “I know she’s going to make the Baird name proud,” referencing Lucy’s relationship with Lenore. Furthermore, Zegler also endorsed Plemons’ casting by saying it was a “GOATED (greatest of all time) casting.

The program has received overwhelming critical acclaim, nearly achieving a flawless rating on Rotten Tomatoes. However, it’s not without its share of controversy and negative reactions, primarily from groups such as the “manosphere,” which Wired describes as an online community of conservative male influencers who dispense misogynistic advice about masculinity and seduction, frequently reducing women to sexist caricatures and attributing issues like male loneliness to feminism.

According to Mosaku’s interview with The Hollywood Reporter, she mentioned that the musical performance by Sammie at Club Juke, featuring various periods of music, wasn’t part of the script she initially reviewed. You can find her complete statement below.

Initially, the obscure directors, modest promotional efforts, or tight budget may have led people to believe these films wouldn’t garner much attention, destined to be just niche scary movies. However, some horror flicks managed to captivate audiences unexpectedly, achieving widespread popularity despite seemingly insurmountable odds.