Following the multiversal battle against villains like Green Goblin, Sandman, and Doc Ock in *Spider-Man: No Way Home*, *Spider-Man 4* is drawing inspiration from lesser-known parts of the Spider-Man comics for its next set of enemies. The film will also feature some unexpected allies, including Jon Bernthal as the Punisher and Sadie Sink, known for her role in *Stranger Things*, as a new character.
As a huge cinema and TV fan, I’m really excited to see who wins the big awards this year! Some of the shows that are leading the pack are Apple’s *Severance*, HBO’s *The Last of Us*, and the fantastic *Hacks*. Also in the running are *The Studio*, *The Pitt*, and Hulu’s *Only Murders in the Building* and *The Bear*. The winners will be announced live from Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater, and Nate Bargatze is hosting, which should be great! You can catch it on CBS or stream it on Paramount+ if you want to watch. Unfortunately, if you don’t have access to either of those, you’ll miss out.
I was initially bummed to hear Gantu wouldn’t be in the live-action *Lilo & Stitch*, but after watching the movie, I didn’t miss him as much as I thought I would. Actually, I think the movie could have worked just fine without Cobra Bubbles too. It’s not that Courtney B. Vance did a bad job, but his character felt unnecessary because his role was changed for this new version of *Lilo & Stitch*.
The show’s executive producer recently told US Weekly that more surprise celebrity guests will appear later this season. She also has a list of dream guests she’d like to invite, including a well-known Emmy winner from HBO’s *The White Lotus*. According to the producer:
The original event was a short experience with opportunities to meet performers and basic stage effects. Now, the ceremony at Disney Springs expands on that idea, creating a bigger and more elaborate show.
Jeff Probst recently explained the thinking behind some casting decisions during an interview with TV Insider. While promoting the upcoming Survivor 49, he was asked about players from that season being selected for the special Season 50. His detailed response shed light on what qualities he looks for in players, and ultimately explains the reasoning behind those choices. Here’s a key part of what he said…
The movie *Rogue Squadron*, initially announced in December 2020, is reportedly being made again at Lucasfilm. It was intended to be a new *Star Wars* film for theaters after a pause following the release of *The Rise of Skywalker*, with a planned release in 2023. However, the project was put on hold in 2022, and while it hadn’t been officially cancelled, updates were scarce. Now, it appears development is back on track.
The band gets back together after a 15-year hiatus to play one last concert. Kerry plays the daughter of their former manager, who now manages the band.
In a recent interview on the “Gimme the Hot Sauce Podcast”, hosted by fellow Chicago Bulls alum Stacey King, Horace Grant – who played with and won three championships alongside Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen between 1991 and 1993 – has weighed in on the ongoing feud between the legendary duo. When asked about what it might take for the two basketball greats to reconcile, Grant suggests that both Jordan and Pippen would need to let go of their pride.
On a Friday, Fran Drescher posted a picture featuring Charles Shaughnessy (Mr. Sheffield) and other notable cast members from the 90’s sitcom – a glance that made me yearn for a return to the Upper East Side alongside these cherished characters. Take a look at it below: