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You can now watch the critically acclaimed 2016 thriller *Green Room* for free on Tubi, starting October 1st. The film received overwhelmingly positive reviews, earning a 90% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and continues to impress viewers. Many consider director Jeremy Saulnier a master of combining horror and action, and *Green Room* is a prime example – a truly intense and gripping movie that delivers on its exciting premise with strong characters and inspired filmmaking.

When Doctor Who stopped being made for television in 1989, comics were crucial in keeping the show’s fanbase engaged. Though not formally cancelled, there weren’t any new episodes – aside from a single movie made with Fox – for 16 years. Thankfully, comics continued to offer adventures until the show was successfully revived in 2005, launching the era known as “New Who.”

Taylor explained to Ben Stiller that their past relationship carried a lot of weight, particularly because of how intensely they had been involved – constantly sharing all aspects of their lives. She also felt he worried about how their relationship would be perceived by others, adding that the situation felt very complicated and sensitive.

Although Disney now owns the rights to *The Simpsons*, dedicated Simpsons Lands currently operate at both Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Orlando Resort. This has led to speculation that Universal might eventually close these lands and Disney could open its own Simpsons-themed areas in its parks. However, the current executive producer of *The Simpsons* hopes the Universal lands remain open.

If you haven’t seen the deleted scenes yet, they’re worth watching. We also highly recommend reading the original novel, as both provide extra background and understanding of the story. You’ll find answers to many questions, including why Vito took so long to gain control of Little Italy in Part II. One particularly compelling deleted scene explains Apollonia’s death and why Michael didn’t immediately seek revenge. This scene offers a different explanation than the book, and many viewers find it a more satisfying and appropriate way for Michael to resolve that part of his story.

On Saturday Night Live, James Austin Johnson once again impersonated Donald Trump, this time focusing on claims that the White House is trying to control what late-night hosts say. The sketch portrayed Trump as both intimidating and clumsy, suggesting the administration wants to suppress comedians who criticize them. Kenan Thompson played a cheerful figure tasked with carrying out this silencing effort.