Rhea Seehorn Revealed She Agreed To Pluribus Before Reading The Script

Rhea Seehorn told People magazine she accepted the main role in the Apple TV+ series Pluribus without even reading the script. She explained that she immediately said yes because she deeply trusts Vince Gilligan, the creator of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul – a show in which she also starred. “I honestly will follow Vince anywhere,” she said.

XRP’s Bumbling Slide, Will the Upstart Duo Rescue Your Wallet? 😱

There was a gentle, almost plodding, leisurely decline that belies the clarion calls of profit-taking after a robust onslaught at the year’s start. The price, resting now on its fifth day of Gurgling, has caused most analysts to wear gauzy, patented spectacles and proclaim a state of oversold conditions.

Is There a New Heated Rivalry Book on the Way?

Don’t worry too much, but exciting news might be coming! There’s a possible seventh book in the Game Changers series, and it could be a new Heated Rivalry story! It’s listed on the Barnes & Noble website with a release date of September 19, 2026. Although there hasn’t been an official announcement – the pre-order page doesn’t have cover art yet – we have a glimpse of the plot. The description reveals that Ilya Rozanov and Shane Hollander are finally open about their relationship. After years of keeping their love a secret, they’re now married and playing on the same hockey team. However, their happily ever after might be threatened by a new challenge: some troublesome podcasters.

The Most Quotable Western Character Of All Time Wasn’t Played By John Wayne Or Clint Eastwood

Clint Eastwood’s portrayal of the Man with No Name in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly gave us the famous line, “In this world, there’s two kinds of people…”. John Wayne also delivered many memorable lines in films like Stagecoach and The Searchers. You might assume one of those two legendary actors created the most quoted character in Westerns, but surprisingly, the honor goes to someone else – an actor not typically known for Westerns.

Time Travel Movies Don’t Get Better Than This

H.G. Wells’ 1895 novel, The Time Machine, helped establish the modern idea of time travel as something achieved through technology, not magic or religion. It was hugely influential, becoming the basis for many popular time travel movies, and has even been adapted for the screen several times by Hollywood.