Danielle Fishel revealed this week that she’s been diagnosed with breast cancer. She’s been receiving supportive messages and kind words from friends and fans alike. Additionally, her husband has expressed his pride in her during this difficult time.
In a fascinating portrayal of two flawed, intricate, and mentally unstable characters who fit each other perfectly, Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga brought their unique interpretations of the Joker and Harley Quinn to life in the much-anticipated film “Joker: Folie à Deux.” Remarkably, Gaga was willing to sing out of tune as that aligns with the authenticity of her character Harley.
Occasionally, a parent may find themselves abandoning harmful habits due to an overpowering love for their child. This is something that Machine Gun Kelly could undoubtedly resonate with, as he admitted that his daughter, Casie, played a crucial role in helping him quit drugs and alcohol.
Ryan Murphy’s documentary series about the Menendez brothers, titled “The Menendez Murders,” is available on Netflix. On August 20th, Netflix unveiled a trailer along with the release date. In a follow-up to his work on the Dahmer case, Murphy has decided to delve into the lives of Lyle and Erik, the siblings who committed the murders of their parents.
In the spotlight is Johnny Depp, whose directorial biographical drama titled “Modi – Three Days on the Wing of Madness” is set to premiere at the 72nd San Sebastian Film Festival. This screening will occur in the category known as “out-of-competition.” Notably, this is Depp’s second directed project, following his 1997 movie “The Brave.” Keep reading for additional details!
As a seasoned analyst with over two decades of experience tracking corporate influence in U.S. politics, I find the recent report by Public Citizen both concerning and unsurprising. The Citizens United ruling has long been a double-edged sword, allowing for increased political discourse but also opening the floodgates for corporations to wield undue influence over … Read more
Rachel Zegler stars alongside Kyle Mooney in his offbeat apocalyptic horror-comedy titled Y2K, which also features Jaeden Martell and Julian Dennison. The film’s synopsis suggests that it revolves around two unsuspecting high school juniors who stumble upon a New Year’s Eve party, only to discover the horrific technological slaughter that lies ahead.
It’s common knowledge that the Marvel Studios project titled “Blade” has generated a lot of excitement, with Academy Award-winning actor Mahershala Ali taking on the lead role. However, this project is in an unusual stage of development, and it remains unclear how things will unfold or when (or even if) we’ll get to watch Mahershala Ali as Blade on the big screen.
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On August 20th, 2024, the next Studio Ghibli film to stream on Netflix is “Grave of the Fireflies,” one of the most poignantly sad Studio Ghibli movies. Unlike previous Studio Ghibli Netflix releases, this movie will be accessible in the United States. This appears to be due to Sentai Filmworks holding the licensing rights for “Grave of the Fireflies.” Despite being produced by Studio Ghibli, this allowed Sentai Filmworks to negotiate a separate deal from the existing Max and Studio Ghibli agreement for the U.S. market. “Grave of the Fireflies” will debut on Netflix on September 16th, so brace yourself for an emotional experience.