Mike Novogratz

Jenna Ortega, known for her role in Disney’s Stuck in the Middle, had protection against misconduct as a child star because, according to her, her mother kept a close eye on her, much like a hawk does its prey. Lately, the docuseries Quiet on Set has shed light on the troubling reality behind children’s shows, and it has gained widespread attention. Numerous actors from Nickelodeon shows have come forward to discuss the inappropriate behavior and harassment that allegedly occurred off-camera.

As a dedicated fan, I’m thrilled to share that I’ll be part of the illustrious cast for the upcoming Jurassic World franchise installment by Universal. Joining me are Diarra From Detroit and Béchir Sylvain, renowned for their roles in Black Summer. We’re graced with the presence of Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, Mahershala Ali, Luna Blaise, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Rupert Friend, and a host of other talented actors. It’s an honor to work alongside such a stellar group!

James Gunn, a key figure, heads one of the cherished superhero series franchises. Notable trilogies within the DC Universe, boasting impressive third episodes, are often hailed as the greatest of all time. When inquired about his preferred trilogy with an exceptional finale, Gunn’s response took many by surprise.

News about Lucasfilm cancelling “The Acolyte” has sparked justified outrage among many Star Wars fans. Regrettably, there are some individuals who are reveling in this unfortunate turn of events, as they never wanted the show to prosper from the outset. This situation casts a negative light on Lucasfilm, as it appears the company may be catering to a vocal and unreasonably loud group with negative sentiments. Whether or not that’s the case, this is likely the narrative being spun by this group at present. However, “The Acolyte” was indeed unique in several aspects and deserved another opportunity to prove its worth.

When contemplating the Alien movie series and The Last of Us games and TV show, it’s hard to find any common ground, right? After all, one is an intense, post-apocalyptic odyssey featuring fungus-infected people, while the other is… well, The Last of Us. A bit of humor there! Nonetheless, both share the genre of creature horror with a touch of sci-fi, but beyond that, comparisons might be few. However, if you’re a filmmaker like Fede Alvarez, you may have drawn inspiration from one to create the other. As Alvarez himself admitted, The Last of Us: Part II did indeed inspire Alien: Romulus.