CinemaCon Tensions: Studios & Exhibitors Face Uncertain Futures with Beatles Biopics on the Horizon

Brent Lang, who is in charge of film and media coverage at EbMaster, offers insights from Las Vegas on this year’s movie theater owners and studio executives meeting. On the latest episode of their podcast “Strictly Business,” he discusses how the conference mirrors the challenges faced by an industry that has seen a considerable drop since its pre-pandemic peak, as reported by Lang himself.

Emma Myers Digs In

Myers expresses her fondness for the fantasy genre, stating it’s her all-time favorite. She shares how she eagerly puts down her phone to delve into worlds that aren’t real. “It’s what I was raised on; it’s what I was exposed to growing up,” she continues. “There’s just something so enchanting about it.

A ‘White Lotus’ Scene Was Censored in India, but It’s Not the One You Might Think

From a cinema enthusiast’s perspective, it’s the initial sequence that underwent a change – where Belinda’s son, Zion (Nicholas Duvernay), ventures into a pond following hotel gunfire. Upon spotting a Buddha statue, he implores, “Please, let my mom be safe.” He utters a Christian prayer, but as more gunshots echo, his plea transforms to a frustrated exclamation, “What the devil! I said, keep harm away from my mother, you bastard!” This scene is designed to portray the casual misunderstanding of Buddhism among Americans and foreshadows that this tranquil vacation in Thailand will be far from peaceful.

Netflix’s Devil May Cry Review – A Devilishly Good Adaptation

The Netflix animated series quickly sets its base without delay, introducing us to our carefree demon-hunter protagonist Dante, who unwittingly gets entangled in a clash involving the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland, demons, and an elite US government team of hellbusters, helmed by Mary Arkham, or Lady as she’s famously known to fans due to her appearance in Devil May Cry 3. A devious plan is brewing among influential figures on Earth and Hell, positioning Dante as a crucial element in resolving this ongoing conflict.

The Woman in the Yard

Jaume Collet-Serra, who often works with Liam Neeson and Dwayne Johnson, is the director of ‘The Woman in the Yard’. Known for his contributions to the horror genre, he directed ‘House of Wax’ in 2005 as his first film and followed it up with the psychological thriller ‘Orphan’ in 2009. Interestingly, Collet-Serra also steered one of the biggest movie surprises of 2024, titled ‘Carry-On’.

Late Night Takes on Trump Tariffs and Elon Musk Loss

If Ireland must pay an additional fee for appearing on the Lucky Charms box, Colbert mimicked Trump, and the audience cheered. He also delved into history, stating that the last time tariffs were as high (in 1930), we faced a…global economic downturn. Wow! As he discussed Musk, Colbert mentioned that the Wisconsin election was disheartening for Elon Musk. The audience applauded again. “Spending such a large sum just to watch it go up in flames,” said Colbert. “Now he knows what it’s like to buy a Tesla.” Zing! (Similar to a Tesla overheating.)

‘American Pickers’ Host Mike Wolfe Held Frank Fritz’s Hand as ‘He Took His Last Breath’: I Was at His Bedside ‘For About an Hour Before He Passed’

Wolf shared with People that he received the news he wasn’t faring well. He expressed gratitude for being able to be there. He stayed for approximately an hour before his passing, and during this time, he held his hand and gently stroked his chest until his final breath. When it happened, he closed his eyes using his fingers.

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Wolf informed People that they weren’t doing well. He felt fortunate to have been present. He stayed for around an hour before the end, holding his hand and comforting him by rubbing his chest. When he took his last breath, Wolf closed his eyes gently with his fingers.