‘Crazy Rich Asians,’ ‘The Last Emperor’ Star Lisa Lu to Receive Hollywood Walk of Fame Honor (EXCLUSIVE)

As a devoted admirer, I can’t help but marvel at the extraordinary career of Michelle Yeoh, a three-time Golden Horse Award winner and a “Living Legend” bestowed upon her by the Chinese Government. Her recent roles have been nothing short of captivating, such as her portrayal of Ah Ma, the matriarch of Singapore’s wealthiest family in the blockbuster hit “Crazy Rich Asians” (2018) produced by Warner Brothers.

At a ripe age of 90, Yeoh continues to grace our screens with her talent, recently starring in “The Disappearance of Mrs. Wu” (2021), lending her voice to Grandma Bai in the animated feature “Rally Road Racers,” and appearing in multiple episodes of the Hulu series “Death and Other Details” (2024). Her unwavering dedication to her craft serves as an inspiration for many aspiring artists.

2 Chainz Announces Short Film ‘Red Clay,’ Co-Written With Omar Epps (EXCLUSIVE)

The movie, unveiled solely on EbMaster, is set to debut at the Atlanta Film Festival on May 3rd. This film, titled “Glitter Ain’t Gold,” was directed by Christian Nolan Jones who previously won the Best Short Film and Georgia Short Award at the 2023 Atlanta Film Festival for this same production. Interestingly, it is also co-executively produced by Epps.

How To Find, Tame, And Ride Minecraft Happy Ghasts

In Minecraft, you won’t stumble upon cheerful Ghasts naturally in the game world. Instead, you’ll need to create a Nether Portal and journey through it to locate them. The entity you’re looking for is called a Dried Ghast – a stationary, withered version of the Ghast. You can find these in the Soul Sand Valleys biome of the Nether near Nether fossils, or you might come across one while exploring. If you happen upon a Dried Ghast near some fossils, you can mine it instantly using any tool or even by hand. Interestingly, there’s about a 2% chance that Piglins will trade a Dried Ghast when given a Gold Ingot.

Ghost Of Yotei Collector’s Edition Preorders For PS5 Are Live

If you’re eager to experience the original game before Ghost of Yotei comes out, consider purchasing Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut, now available for $49.49 (originally $70). Even though Ghost of Yotei occurs more than 300 years after Ghost of Tsushima, it doesn’t necessarily require you to play the first game in Sucker Punch Productions’ action series. However, playing the original would provide a good sense of what to anticipate from Yotei. Although the characters are entirely new, the plot and themes will resonate with you. As always, you’ll be on a vengeance quest as “The Ghost.

Law & Order Season 24, Episode 20 Review: The Show Forgets 1 Major Thing

The narrative ‘Crimes of Yesteryears’ commences with the homicide of Sunny Zhen, a Chinese immigrant whose father had defrauded other immigrants of around $40,000 before returning to his native land. When it is disclosed that Sunny encountered individuals connected to relentless drug dealer Antonio Ruiz, it becomes clear where the plot is headed. However, despite its predictability, it proves to be an engaging journey… provided viewers can adapt to the fact that this installment deviates significantly from what one might anticipate from this series.

Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust’: Controversial Western Scores Mixed Reviews

Currently, the movie titled “Rust” launched with a 50% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, derived from 20 reviews, earning it a designation as a “rotten” film. This average score mirrors the highly contentious character of the movie and its related aspects. Critics have noted the sparse narrative structure of the film, while others commend its dark, striking visual style. Conversely, Julian Roman from MovieWeb lauded “Rust” as a “masterfully crafted Western, boasting stunning landscapes, intricate characters, and profound explorations into human nature.

Star Wars Is No Longer Just Movies—You Won’t Believe How Much The Franchise Has Exploded!

In preparation for Star Wars Day this year, Finance Buzz delved into the figures, considering only the movies and television series. They found that there are over 15,000 minutes, which equates to around 254 hours, of Star Wars content available on Disney+. Remarkably, for every minute of movie-based Star Wars content, there are almost seven minutes of TV content. Furthermore, Finance Buzz’s analysis reveals that “while the main attractions are the live-action movies, nearly 70% of all Star Wars content is animated.