Ray Dalio

Shailene Woodley boasts a collection of films that are worthy of multiple viewings. Ranging from the poignant tear-jerker “The Fault in Our Stars” to the gripping crime tale “The Mauritanian”, Woodley demonstrates versatility in her acting abilities. Although the actress, who gained fame as the star of “Divergent”, has been active in the industry since her early years, some of her projects have left a lasting impression on certain audiences, while others, even with initial success, have faded into obscurity over time.

Sean Combs is appealing a prior ruling ordering that he be detained while he awaits trial.

Kalen Gorman, the creator of interviews and exclusive content behind the scenes for Ryan Murphy’s hit show Glee, which accumulated over 200 million views across various platforms, has sadly passed away. She was 59 years old.

[This story contains spoilers from Colin From Accounts season two’s finale.]

Among the highly anticipated films slated for 2024 is “Wicked”, a movie adaptation based on the popular musical of the same name by John M. Chu. The initial installment of this much-anticipated project has generated quite a buzz, largely due to the high-profile lead actresses Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande. While many are eagerly waiting for its release, Grande has been met with criticism, particularly regarding perceived changes in her speaking voice as a result of the film. Now, the music sensation is addressing the backlash.