Pluribus’ Rhea Seehorn Gave Me Her Take On Carol And Zosia’s Surprising Turns In Episode 8, And Now I Feel Guilty

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After seeing the eighth episode of Pluribus, “Charm Offensive,” I’ll always think of train horns differently. A character, Carol, describes the sound as the loneliest in the world. Interestingly, Carol isn’t alone anymore, having connected with Zosia, the being she chose to be with. They grew very close, so much so that Zosia started referring to themself as an individual again and shared more about what they’re trying to achieve.

5 Years Ago, Star Wars Made Its Biggest Movie & TV Slate Announcement Mistake

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In addition to the three Star Wars movies announced five years ago, Lucasfilm revealed three more at Star Wars Celebration 2023: a crossover within the world of The Mandalorian, a continuation of Rey’s Jedi Order, and a story exploring the origins of the Jedi. However, the next two films scheduled for release – The Mandalorian & Grogu and Starfighter – in May 2026 and 2027, aren’t connected to those previously announced projects.

Disney+ Abandons One of Its Most Highly-Anticipated Shows

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Disney has cancelled its planned TV series based on the popular young adult novel Holes, over 20 years after the original 2003 film starring Shia LaBeouf and Sigourney Weaver. Despite ordering and filming a pilot episode in January 2025 – directed by Jac Schaeffer of WandaVision and starring Greg Kinnear, Aidy Bryant, and Shay Rudolph – with Liz Pheng as showrunner, the project won’t be moving forward.

Amazon Just Dropped An Exclusive ’80s Film 4K Blu-Ray Bundle

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If you haven’t seen these films, you’re missing out on true classics. Top Gun launched Tom Cruise to superstardom with its thrilling aerial action and popular soundtrack. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, a highlight from director John Hughes, is a fun story about a student who skips school with his girlfriend and best friend. The Untouchables is a gritty gangster film featuring a fantastic cast, while Trading Places offers a unique take on the world of finance. And Beverly Hills Cop was the action-comedy that turned Eddie Murphy into a major star.

Goddess Quest Tier List & Reroll Guide (December 2025)

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Getting a good start in Goddess Quest often means rerolling – essentially restarting the game until you get powerful units. The very best units, called UR units, are key to success, so aiming for someone like Nidhogg, Lorele, or Mira will help you progress quickly. Here’s a simple guide to make rerolling easier:

Emily in Paris Season-Finale Recap: Sink to the Bottom With You

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Whenever Emily is asked about herself, she immediately starts talking about Marcello. She’s incredibly proud of him and overjoyed to be in Venice with him. She can’t even imagine what her life was like just three months ago before she met him, and honestly, she finds the thought uninteresting and unbelievable!

Lil Timmy Tim Gifts Us a New Rap for Christmas

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Timothée Chalamet and his co-star, EsDeeKid, cleverly used the rumors about Chalamet secretly being a rapper to generate buzz for their movie, Marty Supreme. When BBC News recently asked Chalamet about the rumors, he playfully dodged the question with a mysterious, “All will be revealed,” hinting at a possible surprise. Fans might be in for a treat if Chalamet decides to showcase his rapping skills at the movie’s premiere events this weekend for Marty.

Timothée Chalamet Debuts New Rap Song For Marty Supreme

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Timothée Chalamet, the actor nominated for an Oscar, just released a rap song connected to his new movie, Marty Supreme. The surprise release has gotten fans really excited, and people are sharing lots of theories online about his character in the film and the identity of the other artist appearing in the music video. You can watch the video below.

This Is Harder Than It Looks

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Watching Timothée Chalamet navigate interviews and appearances reveals how remarkably adaptable and enthusiastic he is. Since his award speech, he’s carefully crafted a unique and captivating public persona. Whether you admire him or not, there’s truly no one quite like him. While he sometimes seems a bit self-absorbed, he’s actually a very considerate and collaborative conversationalist. He doesn’t dominate the conversation with Jimmy Fallon, Druski, or anyone else; instead, he goes with the flow, whether it’s discussing other actors, eating breakfast cereal, or chatting about music like an old friend. It’s possible his youth plays a role – consider how uncomfortable Sydney Sweeney appeared during a silly sketch. But while other celebrities try to seem enthusiastic, Chalamet is the only one who fully commits. His natural, energetic stage presence shines through, no matter how much he tries to appear edgy. He clearly craves attention, and he’s refreshingly honest about it, refusing to pretend he doesn’t.