Celebs

I was so moved hearing about Dave Coulier’s health battles. Just last December, he shared that he was diagnosed with tongue cancer, not long after successfully fighting Stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma. He described the last year as incredibly challenging, but also full of meaning. He put it perfectly – it’s been a real roller coaster! The amazing news is he’s now in remission from both cancers, and he says what a journey it’s been – and I can only imagine!

Martha Stewart shared with Architectural Digest that she hadn’t realized she wanted a home theater until she came across this particular space. She described feeling an immediate sense of urgency – like a starting pistol had fired – as soon as she learned about it. Stewart has a long-standing fascination with historic, rundown theaters and the mysteries they hold.

He lightheartedly pointed out that the theater was charging up to €50 for certain seats. He assured the audience they were paying a high price, but emphasized it wasn’t due to him. He even joked about not receiving any of the extra money and wished the event could have been free for all attendees.

The ending of ‘Game of Thrones’ is still widely debated, largely due to unexpected changes in how characters behaved. Daenerys Targaryen’s decision to destroy King’s Landing felt out of character, considering she had previously presented herself as a protector of the people. Many fans also found the selection of Bran as king unsatisfying, feeling it wasn’t properly developed throughout the season. This led to a large petition calling for the season to be completely re-done, but the show’s creators defended their choices despite the strong negative reaction from viewers around the world.

This romantic movie, set to release on February 1, 2026, tells the story of Sophie, an American woman who goes to Verona, Italy, before her wedding. While there, she finds an old letter addressed to Juliet and decides to respond, setting off a quest to reunite the letter’s author with their long-lost love. Sophie teams up with the author’s grandson, and together they journey through the beautiful Italian landscape. The film is a heartwarming story about fate, missed opportunities, and the lasting strength of romantic love.

Ratner states he didn’t have a personal relationship with Epstein and barely knew him at the time. He doesn’t recall the specific encounter, explaining they weren’t friends. He’s consistently said in the past that he didn’t recognize Epstein, as they never formed a genuine connection.

His skill with filmmaking stems from a lifelong passion for cinema. While he admires films like Seven Samurai and There Will Be Blood, he considers one movie to be above the rest. In a BBC Radio 1 interview, when asked about his most-watched film, he immediately answered Apocalypse Now.

This animated movie centers on Miles Morales, a teenager from Brooklyn who gains superpowers after a radioactive spider bite. He soon learns he’s not alone when different Spider-People from other universes arrive in his world. This unlikely team of heroes must unite to stop the villain Kingpin from destroying reality with a powerful machine. The film stands out for its distinctive art style, which looks like a living comic book.

Nolan’s 2023 film, Oppenheimer, powerfully illustrates this with its concluding conversation between J. Robert Oppenheimer and Albert Einstein, emphasizing the lasting impact of those events. Despite this, when asked about his favorite ending, Nolan frequently references the iconic spinning top scene from Inception.

Florence Pugh has a strong professional connection with Timothée Chalamet, which started when they worked together on Greta Gerwig’s Little Women. They recently shared the screen again in the film Dune: Part Two, alongside other popular young actors like Zendaya and Austin Butler.

Pugh has often praised Chalamet, even playfully comparing him to Leonardo DiCaprio due to his exceptional talent and quick rise to stardom.