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Mickey Rourke has explained that boxing injuries required several facial surgeries, including rebuilding his nose and cheekbones. He used cartilage transplants to repair the damage and later had more procedures to refine the results. The changes to his face often came up in interviews, especially when he was promoting films like ‘The Wrestler.’ Rourke has consistently stated that these surgeries were to address injuries, not to pursue cosmetic enhancements.

The Netflix series *13 Reasons Why* is based on Jay Asher’s book and tells the story of a high school student’s death, revealing the events leading up to it through a collection of audio tapes. Over four seasons, the show explores important issues like school administration, mental wellbeing, and the legal repercussions faced by those involved. The main cast includes Dylan Minnette, Katherine Langford, Alisha Boe, and Brandon Flynn. Much of the filming happened in Northern California, and the series is set at the made-up Liberty High School.

MTV isn’t disappearing anytime soon. However, the original idea of a music television channel seems to be fading. Instead of music videos, it will likely continue to focus on reality shows like *Jersey Shore* and other unchallenging programs.

I’ve always been fascinated by Levi’s backstory. He didn’t have an easy start, growing up in the brutal Underground City where just surviving was a skill. He was actually raised for a while by Kenny, who really pushed him and turned him into the incredible fighter we see. The prequel manga, ‘Attack on Titan: No Regrets,’ is amazing because it shows how he met Erwin and how his natural street smarts and agility were channeled into effective military strategy. It really explains where his skills come from!

This new five-part documentary provides a detailed look at the life and work of Martin Scorsese, featuring fresh interviews and rare footage from his personal collection. It includes insights from frequent collaborators and friends like Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Daniel Day-Lewis, editor Thelma Schoonmaker, and director Steven Spielberg. Rebecca Miller directs the series, exploring Scorsese’s creative process, his inspirations, and the long-lasting relationships that have shaped his career. It premieres on Apple TV+ on Friday, October 17th.

This strategy game lets you build and expand cities across a map, requiring thoughtful planning and placement. Each leader has their own goals that impact how you interact with other civilizations, and competing with city-states offers valuable rewards. You can win the game in a variety of ways – through scientific advancement, cultural influence, military conquest, or religious dominance – making each game different. Over time, the game has been improved with features like citizen loyalty, appointed governors, and realistic climate changes, adding even more depth to managing your empire.

A funny moment in the Pokémon game caught people’s attention online. Players on X started jokingly trending the phrase “Pikachu’s Poop” after discovering an NPC in Lumiose City who says, “Pikachu’s pooping more than usual, I’m worried.” Automaton first reported on the trend.

Finn Wolfhard, who was in the first season of the show, explained the idea behind the spin-off as being similar to David Lynch’s *Twin Peaks*. It will feature a blend of different moods and storylines all tied together by the Upside Down, but won’t involve the town of Hawkins or the original characters.

The show’s producer, Jane Tranter, responded to the criticism in an interview with BBC Radio Wales, firmly stating that the comments were “both rude and untrue.”

Whenever she shares even a little about her past, people are immediately interested. Growing up in the public eye meant she had prominent roles and faced high expectations. The romances she experienced during that time were rarely discussed in detail.