This scene is intentionally ironic. We’re likely only watching this new movie starring Jack Black and Paul Rudd because someone believed the name Anaconda alone would get people to buy tickets. But it feels sadder than funny, because it highlights how Hollywood now relies on existing brands – not original ideas – to get audiences interested in any kind of movie.
Throughout its run, The X-Files delivered two memorable Christmas episodes, each with a distinct style. “Christmas Carol” (Season 5) was a serious episode that drew heavily on the show’s established mythology, while “How the Ghosts Stole Christmas” (Season 6) offered a humorous take on the holidays. Both episodes became fan favorites and are considered among the best The X-Files has to offer, making them ideal for holiday re-watching.
Extracting precise location information from rapidly shared social media posts is crucial during emergencies, and this research details a new system designed to do just that.
Delhi Crime focuses on the investigations of three main characters – Shefali Shah, Rasika Dugal, and Rajesh Tailang. While the show follows a police procedural format, it doesn’t have separate cases each episode. Instead, each season presents one complete, self-contained crime. What makes Delhi Crime particularly impactful is that the stories are based on real-life events.
Okay, so I just heard about this and it’s incredible! Helen Williams, who makes wigs professionally, has officially broken the world record for the tallest wig ever. Seriously, it’s massive – 15.37 meters tall, which is about 50.42 feet! Can you even imagine? It’s built right on top of her head!
As of December 23rd, Santa’s flight from the North Pole is the most-tracked flight globally on Flightradar24. Millions of families are also keeping up with his progress through the official NORAD Santa Tracker.
Picking up right after the events of Avatar: The Way of Water, Fire and Ash follows the Sully family as they mourn the loss of Neteyam. Meanwhile, the Resources Development Administration teams up with the dangerous Mangkwan Clan, led by the ruthless Varang, creating a deadly new threat.
Well-known as being one of the nicest gents in Hollywood and beyond, Jackman appeared on the podcast Sibling Revelry to talk to its two genial hosts, Oliver and Kate Hudson, about his belief that being a bit of an impatient dick during his first X-Men audition helped spark enough interest that the casting directors brought him back. In a clip shared on Instagram, Jackman explained that the Marvel movie came about as he was striking out to get his career going outside of Australia. Speaking to his local caché at the time, he said:
Amazon MGM Studios is planning a fresh take on James Bond with a new series of movies. A major question for film fans right now is who will be the next 007, with actors like Idris Elba, Henry Cavill, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Callum Turner frequently mentioned as potential choices. While Elba has previously dismissed talk of him playing Bond, he recently sparked speculation again by sharing a mysterious photo with past James Bond actors.
Directed by Richard Fleischer (known for films like Soylent Green and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea), the 1966 movie Fantastic Voyage tells the story of a brave team of explorers. They’re shrunk down to microscopic size and sent traveling inside a human body—specifically, through the bloodstream of a scientist—on a mission to clear a dangerous blood clot. The film features a cast including Stephen Boyd, Raquel Welch, Edmond O’Brien, Donald Pleasence, and Arthur Kennedy.