People around the world are grieving the loss of former NASCAR driver Greg and his family – his wife, Cristina Gusso, and their children, 5-year-old Ryder and 14-year-old Emma. Emma’s mother is Greg’s ex-wife, Nicole Lunders. As they mourn, many are fondly remembering Greg’s happiest family moments. The tragedy occurred in a plane crash in Statesville, North Carolina, on December 18th.
Only hours before the tragic plane crash that took the lives of former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, his wife Cristina Gusso, and their two children, Cristina shared a heartfelt message with her followers online.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Paul King is set to direct the Labubu movie for Sony.
The latest season of the popular show Emily in Paris is now available on Netflix, having premiered on Thursday. Fans have a week to watch all the new episodes before the return of Stranger Things on Christmas.
Besides Zelda, the Final Fantasy series is another major gaming franchise I’ve had a mixed relationship with. It’s a cornerstone of the RPG genre, and I’ve often wanted to love its epic stories, but I rarely feel a strong emotional connection to the characters or get truly invested. I enjoy the side games and crossovers, like Kingdom Hearts, but the main Final Fantasy games are usually just okay – though Final Fantasy VII stands out – and sometimes they’re pretty frustrating. Still, I hesitate to say I dislike the series entirely, because one game from almost 20 years ago remains one of my all-time favorite RPGs.
First shown in 1977, Emmet Otter’s Jug-Band Christmas is a special holiday TV program unlike many others. Created by Jim Henson and based on a book by Russell Hoban, it’s a heartwarming story inspired by the classic tale, “The Gift of the Magi.” It originally aired on Canadian television, where it was a hit with viewers and critics, and then came to the United States on HBO and ABC. Over the years, it’s become a cherished holiday classic, though it’s often overlooked when we think of our favorite seasonal shows.
Following the recent announcement that the actress from All’s Fair would play serial killer Aileen Wuornos in the Netflix series Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, she’s already getting into character and practicing the mindset of a killer.
For the first time, 48-year-old General Hospital actor has revealed he’s lived with bipolar disorder for the past thirty years.
The winner of the latest season of Survivor isn’t upset with Kristina Mills for criticizing her social strategy at the final tribal council. Kristina had pointed out that the winner couldn’t name the family members of other players, suggesting she hadn’t built strong, real connections with them during the game.
The initial trailer for Avengers: Doomsday appeared in theaters alongside Avatar: Fire and Ash and featured a return to the home Steve Rogers visited at the end of Avengers: Endgame, where he reunited with Peggy Carter. Although Hayley Atwell, who plays Peggy, wasn’t in the trailer, Steve was shown holding a baby – presumably his child with Peggy. This baby is likely to play a significant role in future Marvel Cinematic Universe stories, and comic books may offer clues about their importance.