Mike Novogratz

Ranker serves as a widely-used platform on the web, enabling individuals to rate whatever they prefer, using their preferred method, at any given moment. This system is primarily focused on fans, and it’s not officially associated with the creators of the projects being ranked. Lately, a comprehensive survey was conducted on Ranker, aimed at identifying the most disappointing A-list actors and actresses throughout history. The list encompasses over 100 names, but in our write-up, we’ve chosen to highlight the top ten performers from the site, offering additional insights, personal comments, and opinions to make the report more engaging.

Season 26 of Big Brother has been an exhilarating journey marked by strategy, partnerships, and unexpected twists. This year’s housemates have added a unique flavor to the mix, contributing to a vibrant and ever-changing atmosphere within the house. Each week has been filled with nail-biting evictions, intense competitions, and jaw-dropping eliminations that kept viewers guessing.

As a lifestyle enthusiast, I’ve been following the journey of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry closely. From the start, their love for each other has been evident and unwavering, a bond that seems to strengthen them amidst life’s challenges. In public, they often exchange affectionate glances and gestures, a testament to their mutual respect and admiration.

In the past week, three highly acclaimed anime/manga series have generated buzz with major developments: “Attack on Titan” has returned with a fresh film, “One Piece” is getting a new adaptation, and “My Hero Academia” Manga concludes after almost a decade. With all this activity, it might be challenging to stay updated on the news.

Following the triumph of The Union, it’s now Halle Berry who’s set to shine in Ryan Murphy’s upcoming Netflix production – previously known as his legal drama. However, there seems to have been a shift in the plans, as Halle Berry will not appear in Ryan Murphy’s Netflix legal drama instead.

For quite some time now, Robert Downey Jr. and Jon Favreau have been not just professional partners but also close friends. Their first joint venture was in the 2008 movie, Iron Man, which laid the foundation for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Subsequently, Favreau directed Iron Man 2 and has served as an executive producer on all films centering around Tony Stark. He also makes occasional on-screen appearances as Happy Hogan. Both of them often acknowledge each other’s significant contributions to the success of the Iron Man series.

In 2008, Marvel Studios released the film “Iron Man,” featuring Robert Downey Jr. This movie marked the beginning of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, known for its intricately woven plotlines, and is now primarily recognized as the inaugural installment in the series. The film catapulted Downey back into international prominence, but it was also a deeply personal project for him, as it significantly altered his career trajectory and life.

Raphael Bob-Waksberg, the creator of Netflix’s inaugural original animated series, BoJack Horseman, is coming back to the streaming platform with a new project. This comedian and writer will lead the development of an upcoming adult animated comedy titled Long Story Short, marking ten years since BoJack Horseman debuted on Netflix and ran for six seasons until 2020.

Zoe Kravitz recently shared her experience directing her latest psychological thriller, Blink Twice. She also revealed what it was like watching her partner, Channing Tatum, play a dark character in the film and shared that she hopes to work with him on more projects. Read on further to know more details!