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What I’m sure you all wanted to see on the big screen is arriving soon: cholera, dysentery, typhoid, measles, and the ever-so-elusive fever. What could possibly be the premise of such an action-packed film to have all these threats? It’s none other than the Oregon Trail. A new film inspired by the iconic PC game is currently in development at Apple Original Films. We first learned about this via Variety.
Tyler, the Creator’s fresh album titled Chromakopia has officially landed. Unlike the usual release date of Fridays, it came out today, October 28. The album boasts a total of 14 tracks and includes collaborations with Teezo Touchdown, Childish Gambino, GloRilla, Sexyy Red, Lil Wayne, Daniel Caesar, Doechii, and ScHoolboy Q, who lends his voice to the track “Thought I Was Dead.
Everyone has a specific Netflix series that continues to play in their mind long after watching it. This could be the emotional scene of Joyce speaking through Christmas lights with her missing son in ‘Stranger Things’, the suspenseful bridge game from ‘Squid Game’, or perhaps a romantic moment from ‘Bridgerton’. Now, you can preserve these memorable instances and replay them as often as desired. Through Tudum, we’ve discovered about Moments, a new mobile functionality that enables fans to save, revisit, and even share their favorite Netflix scenes. The global release of Moments is scheduled for October 28 on iOS devices. It will be available on Android devices a few weeks later.
Many rappers could be seen as rebels when you consider it, since they frequently defy societal norms by expressing raw rap lyrics about topics that are usually considered too controversial for casual conversation during meals.
On October 27th during her Eras tour concert in New Orleans, Taylor Swift skillfully managed a stage malfunction like a true professional! As seen in videos shared online, she gracefully continued singing the first verse of her future hit “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me,” even when her reflective silver platform (nicknamed Tayoomba) unexpectedly malfunctioned.
As a seasoned crypto investor with a knack for deciphering market trends, I find myself standing at the precipice of an exciting week ahead. The Nasdaq’s fresh record high, propelled by tech earnings and geopolitical easements, has ignited a spark of optimism in me that’s reminiscent of the dot-com boom days. On October 29, 2024, … Read more