Actress Andra Day fully committed to portraying a mother tormented by a malevolent spirit in the movie “The Deliverance” by getting three temporary tattoos of her on-screen children’s names. Despite being informed that these tattoos would vanish within 9 to 13 months, they have yet to fade away from her skin.
As a long-time fan of “The Big Bang Theory,” I was thrilled to hear that Kaley Cuoco is engaged! Having followed her career since she first appeared on the show, it’s been fascinating to see her grow both as an actress and as a person. Seeing her share the news of her engagement to Tom Pelphrey on Instagram, along with a heartwarming photo of the couple, was truly exciting.
12 years ago, the life of American actress Yvette Nicole Brown took an unexpected turn when her father was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Initially, there were doubts about phone calls, but this led to a startling diagnosis that caused Brown to reflect on her connection with her father. In conversations with PEOPLE magazine, she shares memories of caring for her father and using those experiences as inspiration for her latest podcast.
On August 13, 2024, Chrissy Teigen posted an update about her health on Instagram, disclosing some recent visual issues she’s been experiencing. In a lighthearted Instagram Story, the popular TV personality and author humorously compared what seemed to be “tiny silver objects” drifting down from above, which she initially thought were divine messages from angels.
Fans of the beloved Mamma Mia! movies will be delighted to hear a potential third film might be on the horizon, as Christine Baranski has dropped hints about it. Known for her role in The Gilded Age, she recently revealed this exciting news during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
2024’s blockbuster movie “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” showcases an array of actors, among them Raka, a fresh character hailing from the Eagle Tribe. The storyline unfolds after Caesar’s demise and centers around Noa, a chimpanzee who was once enslaved by a cruel dictator, ultimately meeting a tragic end. The series has consistently incorporated diverse characters originating from various backgrounds, as demonstrated in the Caesar trilogy.
A six-part miniseries titled “The Tattooist of Auschwitz” is now streaming on Peacock. This series revisits the authentic account of Lale Sokolov, a Holocaust survivor, using flashbacks to tell his story. The production is based on Heather Morris’s 2017 novel and strives for 95% accuracy in portraying Sokolov’s ordeals. However, it has sparked controversy among viewers and critics due to its graphic and unyielding depiction of the Holocaust.
The popular manga “How Heavy Are the Dumbbells You Lift?” by Yabako Sandrovich and SAAM, which had been on a break since October 2023, has returned as of August 5. This marks the first time in 10 months that the manga is active again and can be found once more in Japan’s Manga ONE app.
Screenwriter Christy Hall recently talked about the modifications made in the movie version of Colleen Hoover’s book “It Ends With Us.” Hall, recognized for her projects like “Daddio,” shared insights into how she tailored the narrative to reflect modern perspectives and considerations.
The 1980s represented an exciting era for music, marked by the surge of synthesizers, which in turn gave birth to many new musical genres. Some bands during this time showed a notable dislike for these relatively novel tools.