In my review of High on Life 2, I mentioned that the game’s main story and how it’s presented aren’t its strongest points. Interestingly, one of the most memorable parts of the game doesn’t even connect to the central storyline.
After Savannah Guthrie, co-host of the Today Show, reported her 84-year-old mother missing two weeks ago, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos stated that the investigation may take a significant amount of time to resolve.
Amy Schumer, known for her role in I Feel Pretty, recently gave fans a peek at her Valentine’s Day celebrations, just a month after announcing her divorce from Chris Fischer.
When the new season of Call the Midwife, set in the 1970s, was announced last May, creator Heidi Thomas explained that it felt like a good opportunity for the show’s familiar characters to step away from Poplar for a bit and face new challenges in a different setting.
Which, according to so many, was a handsome, charming man.
I recently learned some interesting history about a classic show getting a reboot by Peter Hoar. The original series aired from 1978 to 1982, and it seems the actress who played Jenna Stannis, Knyvette, decided to leave after just two seasons, back in 1979. It’ll be fascinating to see how this new version stacks up against the original, knowing that key player exited relatively early on.
The beloved actor, famous for his role on Albert Square, shared his thoughts in an exclusive interview with TopMob at a recent performance of Cabaret. He also commended the work of Ben Wadley, the soap opera’s executive producer.
The author of The Housemaid is incredibly productive, often publishing several books each year. This year alone, she’s released Dear Debbie and The Divorce, which came out in May. It seems she’s simply very skilled at managing her time and getting a lot done, especially considering she’s also a doctor!
Sir Ian McKellen, famous for his role in The Lord of the Rings, recently shared that he wasn’t a fan of the movie Hamnet. The film explores the possible events leading up to the death of William Shakespeare’s son and proposes that this loss may have been the inspiration behind Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet.
Miller described the violence as incredibly graphic, almost to the point of being unbelievable. He believes accurately portraying it on screen would require a highly stylized, cartoonish approach similar to the work of Quentin Tarantino.