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Jenna Coleman plays the young Queen Victoria in a new series that follows her as she learns to rule Great Britain. Starting December 1st, the show delves into her early years, including her marriage to Prince Albert, and the political maneuvering of the time. It portrays her journey from a teenager to a strong and influential queen, all set against the lavish but difficult backdrop of the 19th-century royal court.

The beloved holiday film becomes available on December 1st. It tells the story of a kind man named Kris Kringle who unexpectedly steps in for Santa during Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade after the original Santa has had too much to drink. He’s so popular that he continues greeting people at the Macy’s flagship store in New York City, insisting he is the real Santa Claus. This leads to a court case where a young lawyer must prove Kringle isn’t delusional and is, in fact, who he claims to be.

I was listening to an interview with Jenna Ortega – sorry, Goth! – and she was talking about ‘Beetlejuice 2’. It’s funny, even though she’s playing the villain, Lilith, she honestly has no clue what’s happening with the movie. She said, and I quote, ‘I mean, I don’t know what’s going on with that. I think that they want to make it,’ which is… a little unsettling, if you ask me! It sounds like everyone’s keeping their cards close to their chest.

The 21-year-old actress revealed the news in a recent interview with VT, where she and her “Stranger Things” co-star, Noah Schnapp, took a quiz to see how well they knew each other.

The holiday celebration begins streaming on December 2nd. It features musical performances recorded in famous spots throughout Disney Parks, along with appearances from celebrities sharing their cherished holiday traditions and memories. This yearly event combines heartwarming stories and music to officially start the winter season, and it’s a wonderful way for families to come together and enjoy the spirit of the holidays.

This sports movie is based on the true story of Michael Oher and his relationship with the Tuohy family, who took him in. However, the film has been criticized for portraying Oher as someone who needed the Tuohy’s help to understand football and become successful. It shows him as quiet and slow to learn until his adoptive mother steps in, which some viewers felt unfairly diminished his own skills and previous athletic background. The movie implies his success was due to the generosity of a white family, rather than his own talent and effort.

The singer doesn’t watch much television, but she always makes time for The White Lotus. She shared with the magazine that she’s watched every season and is excited to see what the show’s creator, Mike White, comes up with next.

The film centers on Marina, who is coping with the unexpected loss of her long-term partner, all while facing prejudice from both his family and the authorities. Actress Daniela Vega gives a stunning performance, powerfully portraying Marina’s journey through grief and her determination to persevere. The film received the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film and is considered a landmark achievement for transgender representation in movies worldwide. Importantly, it avoids focusing solely on Marina’s pain, instead highlighting her inherent strength and dignity in the face of adversity.

Zoe Saldana received strong criticism for playing Nina Simone in the 2016 biopic ‘Nina’. She used makeup to darken her skin, which many people compared to the outdated and offensive practice of minstrelsy. Critics argued that the role should have gone to a darker-skinned actress who naturally resembled Simone, especially considering Simone’s advocacy for Black beauty. Saldana later said she regretted taking the part and realized another actress would have been a better fit.

Before starting her tour supporting her new album, Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party, Paramore’s Hayley Williams made it clear who she wants at her shows. In an interview with Clash magazine, she explained that she wants her concerts to be safe and welcoming for everyone.