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This ‘Battlestar Galactica’ prequel tells the story of how the Cylons came to be and what life was like in the Twelve Colonies before they were destroyed. The show centers on the growing conflict between the Graystone and Adama families as they pioneer artificial intelligence and create the first digital minds. Despite a strong start, the series was cancelled by Syfy after one season due to falling ratings. The story ended without fully explaining how the machines became self-aware or the beliefs that shaped Cylon culture.

MC Hammer, famous for his hit song ‘U Can’t Touch This,’ earned over thirty million dollars but quickly spent it on things like a large staff and a luxurious home. Declining album sales and legal issues added to his money problems, leading him to file for bankruptcy in 1996 with significant debts. Later, Hammer successfully changed careers, becoming a tech investor and social media advisor to rebuild his life and finances.

The actor seemed cheerful at the charity event and jokingly said he was actually relieved he hadn’t been more involved in the show’s reboot. This comes years after the series received mixed reviews and concluded its original run.

He was originally planned to make a cameo in a fantasy scene during the first season finale, but those scenes were cut after allegations of sexual assault against him surfaced in late 2021.

Harry Styles, 32, announced that his popular Pleasing Double-Sided Vibrator will be back in stock soon. In a statement, he explained the vibrator sold out almost immediately when it was first released and ended up in the hands of customers. Due to popular demand, he’s bringing it back for a second release in a few weeks. Fans can join the waitlist to receive restock alerts and early access.

The singer shared that while she can forgive people, it’s difficult to move past hurtful experiences of being excluded and mistreated. She admitted she still feels anxious around her family due to how they behaved towards her in the past. She’s been reflecting on what meaning, if any, can be found in all of this, but doesn’t anticipate her family will ever acknowledge their wrongdoing.

The star completed her look with a playful touch: a big pair of white angel wings. This choice was a clear reference to the costume Claire Danes wore in the 1996 film Romeo + Juliet. Brown continued the Shakespearean theme in her caption, quoting the famous line “Where art thou?” to her many followers.

TMZ obtained police reports detailing the incident. While deputies were already handling a traffic stop with Bella, a man named Banuelos walked up to where they were. The officer who arrested Banuelos stated in their report that he was speaking with slurred speech and his eyes were bloodshot and glassy.

The talented Swedish actress, now a Hollywood favorite, brought a striking, high-fashion energy to the photoshoot. She’s known for her powerful on-screen presence and ability to convey so much with just a look, and she brought that same strength to a series of artistic images that highlight her captivating combination of toughness and delicate beauty.

For her night out, the former Modern Family star styled her dark hair with a neat middle part, letting it flow over her shoulders. She complemented the look with striking orange-red eyeshadow, bold lashes, and a glamorous vibe that her fans adored. She finished the outfit with a gold necklace and a variety of black and white bracelets and rings, showing that she pays just as much attention to accessories as she does to her clothing.

As a film lover, I really admire Kate Winslet’s stance on authenticity. I read that she refused to let the ‘Mare of Easttown’ poster be photoshopped – she specifically wanted her wrinkles to show! Apparently, she even asked the director to put back footage where they’d tried to smooth out her stomach digitally. It’s something she’s been consistent about for years, including a no-retouching clause in her contracts. She feels strongly that to portray women realistically, you need to show the natural process of aging on screen, and I completely agree!