Previously crowned North American wrestling champion, Oba Femi, unexpectedly resurfaced at the WWE NXT Deadline event held over the weekend in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He stepped into the Iron Survivor Challenge contest, taking Eddy Thorpe’s place.
As a passionate gamer, I’d put it this way: On the latest SmackDown, I, Kevin Owens, had some choice words for Cody Rhodes. The beef between us has been simmering for months now, really heating up since Cody decided to join forces with Roman Reigns at WWE Bad Blood 2024.
Moana 2 is continuing to sail at the box office.
As the holidays approach, “Please Please Please” singer Sabrina Carpenter has bestowed a present upon fans. In anticipation of Christmas 2024, Carpenter has collaborated with well-known celebrities for an exclusive Netflix holiday special entitled “A Nonsense Christmas with Sabrina Carpenter.” This festive offering includes traditional Christmas tunes, unanticipated duets, and amusing skits, providing a delightful blend of nostalgia and novelty. You might be wondering which stars graced the screen in Sabrina Carpenter’s Netflix special, A Nonsense Christmas?
In a recent statement, an actor from the ongoing show “Dune: Prophecy,” which began airing on HBO and streaming on Max on October 30, 2024, has shared their thoughts about the demise of their character in Episode 4 of this prequel series. The story unfolds events that transpired 10,000 years before the Dune movies and will conclude with its final episode slated for December 22, 2024.
The conflict between Mohan Babu and his son Manchu Manoj appears to be escalating, as the senior actor has taken the step of filing an official police complaint against his son. According to a recent report by Gulte, this complaint was lodged with the Rachakonda Police Commissioner.
24-year-old internet personality Adin Ross has declared his intention to resume streaming on Twitch, and he plans to temporarily depart from Kick, a rival platform. The reason for this change in platforms at this point is not yet clear.
Today, a fresh trailer for the upcoming Star Trek: Section 31 spin-off movie linked to Star Trek: Discovery, featuring Michelle Yeoh, has been released.
As a diehard gamer, I’ve been captivated by The Lord of the Rings movies for over two decades now – some of the greatest literary adaptations ever made! Now, it’s exciting to see Peter Jackson, the genius behind the original trilogy and Hobbit trilogy, back as an executive producer. This time, we journey back to Middle-earth in a stunningly animated production by Kenji Kamiyama, known for his work on anime shows like Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, Blade Runner: Black Lotus, and Star Wars: Visions’ short films. The new installment is titled The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim. Unlike the original trilogy, this film takes place 183 years earlier, focusing on the story of Helm Hammerhand, a legendary king of Rohan, and his family as they bravely defend their kingdom against an invading army of Dunlendings.
Among movie-loving platforms, none excels quite like Letterboxd at crafting an exceptional haven for film enthusiasts. The reason? It’s primarily designed to offer a space where cinephiles can express their cinematic preferences, exchange opinions, manage their watchlists, uncover fresh recommendations, and even delve into the favorite films of fellow movie-lovers and celebrities. Founded in 2011 by Matthew Buchanan and Karl Von Randow, Letterboxd has been a go-to destination for film aficionados ever since.