It’s been more than ten years since Taylor Swift and Harry Styles had a brief but passionate relationship—a time that reportedly inspired songs like “I Knew You Were Trouble” and others from her 1989 album. According to a source who spoke with US Weekly, Swift is reportedly perfectly fine with Zoë Kravitz now dating Styles.
It’s remarkable that Jennifer Lawrence even had the chance to win that Oscar. She reportedly impressed director David O. Russell during a Zoom call by acting out how she’d killed a spider – convincing him she was right for Silver Linings Playbook. However, few could have anticipated the criticism she’d receive for her acceptance speech. In a recent interview with The New York Times, Lawrence explained that she had a very different public image back then, one that doesn’t reflect who she is today at age 35.
The latest version of Robin Hood, produced by Lionsgate Television for MGM+, features Jack Patten as the main character, Robin “Rob” Hood. The series also boasts a talented supporting cast. Before its November 2nd premiere, Robin Hood received a strong 80% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
When news came out that Santos was being released from prison early, viewers of the show started asking if Yang would bring back his impersonation of the politician. A lot of people hoped to see it in that week’s episode, but Yang was actually in Los Angeles and couldn’t film it.
The actress surprised people with her outfit – it was completely see-through and a very different style than she usually wears. As a result, she received some criticism.
Okay, so there was this hilarious pre-taped sketch where they did a parody of Property Brothers. Miles Teller was amazing playing both Drew and Jonathan Scott, and they were ‘helping’ a President Trump, played by Dwayne Johnson, and his wife Melania, brilliantly portrayed by Chloe Fineman. As you can imagine, Trump had the most ridiculous requests – and when it came to budget, he claimed it was somewhere between $350 million and… infinity! You really have to see the whole thing, it’s pretty great.
Although Marvel and DC dominate superhero movies, television has seen a surge in competition, leading to some surprisingly excellent, yet overlooked, shows. This makes the future of superhero entertainment look very bright, even though some people are starting to feel tired of the genre.
In September, it was announced that Nick Gehlfuss, known from Chicago Med, and Michael Michele, from The Equalizer, would be joining the new show as key characters. Gehlfuss, who plays Will Halstead in the One Chicago series, will play Ellis’s partner. The two characters are expected to have some initial conflict due to their differing approaches to work.
It’s clear the plans for the DC Universe are ambitious, and the groundwork for interconnected stories is already in place. This suggests we can expect large-scale crossover events soon, which means some of DC’s most compelling villains might finally appear in major films.
So, Shull, a real company veteran – she’d been there over thirty years! – put some clips from the show up on X (formerly Twitter, you know) and was curious what people thought. She basically asked her followers for their honest opinions, which is cool.