The actress, now 43, shared that she earned less than many of her colleagues throughout her nine seasons on the popular teen show, which first aired on The WB in 2003 and continued on The CW until 2012.
Alicia Silverstone recently reminisced about a memorable scene from the 1995 movie Clueless – a special appearance by her late mother, Didi Silverstone.
After a video of them dancing intimately went viral, the Dancing With the Stars professional dancer insisted they are just friends with former winner Kaitlyn Bristowe, dismissing any speculation of a romantic relationship.
The X-Shot Insanity Gatling Blaster (Rage Fire) is a fully automatic toy gun that can shoot darts up to 90 feet. It has a large 40-dart belt that constantly feeds into the rotating barrel. For steady aiming, it comes with a 360-degree rotating tripod and a scope. Because you’ll quickly use up the 40 darts in the belt, it also includes extra storage for 46 more darts.
It’s very likely we’ll see even more big movie releases before the end of the year – possibly three, four, or even five, especially if you count films opening in December. So, which ones have the biggest chance of success? Let’s take a look.
I just watched the new Mega Dimension trailer, and I’m so excited for the story update coming on December 10th! It looks like a big part of it revolves around Hoopa and its ability to open portals to other dimensions. We’re also getting two new characters in Legends: Z-A, and one of them is this adorable young donut chef named Ansha. Apparently, her donuts aren’t just tasty – they actually help Hoopa open those hyperspace portals! But honestly, from the introduction of the new allies, it seems like making donuts might be a lot like crafting Poffins in Pokemon Diamond and Pearl. I’m really curious to see how that plays out!
It was common knowledge that the God Valley Incident was a carefully laid trap designed to eliminate Xebec, and he was forced to walk into it because his wife and young son were being held hostage. Things deteriorated rapidly on the island with the arrival of Imu, who used a strange ability called Domi Reversi to control Xebec like a puppet. The ensuing battle is one of the most heartbreaking in the series, showcasing both the bond between enemies and a hidden connection between Gol D. Roger and his son, Portgas D. Ace.
In The Force Awakens, we learned Han Solo had lost the Millennium Falcon some time before, and the details surrounding its loss remained unclear even years later. The new miniseries, Star Wars: Hunt for the Falcon, from Rodney Barnes, Guru-eFX, and Ramon Rosanas, begins to fill in those gaps. However, the third issue introduces a change to established lore that feels inconsistent with what we already know.
Please be warned: this contains spoilers for season one of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. In the show, the characters travel to the Hollow Earth, a mysterious place where giant monsters originate and time seems to behave strangely. When they return, they find themselves on Skull Island, the home of Kong, which will be a key location in season two. Kong briefly appeared at the end of the first season. The new trailer for season two reveals a massive, tentacled monster attacking a ship. While this could be a brand new creature – the first season already introduced several new monsters – some details suggest it might be a classic monster from the Toho universe.
The sequel, ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard, looks like it’s stepping things up in basically every way.