Saturday Night Live kicks off its milestone 50th season on NBC by airing four live episodes in a row. The first of these will star an Emmy Award recipient, and multiple returning hosts are also included in the lineup.
As an enthusiastic player, I’ve discovered that Astro Bot offers a grand total of 44 trophies to collect. With the help of my reliable guide, constructing a Bot Tower and securing the ‘Keep It Together!’ trophy has become a breeze!
Dick Van Dyke is truly a legendary figure in Hollywood, boasting a career that spans decades. At the impressive age of 98, he recently added another Emmy award to his collection. It’s no secret that he’s been around for quite some time, but when Van Dyke himself mentioned that he’s been making people laugh for 75 years, it truly puts things into perspective – that’s an astonishingly long span of time!
Instead of confirming that Season 4 of “The Mandalorian” is scheduled among future “Star Wars” productions, the next adventure for Din Djarin and Grogu will play out on the cinema screen instead. Titled “The Mandalorian & Grogu“, this film is slated to hit theaters on May 22, 2026. Pedro Pascal will return as Mando, with Sigourney Weaver taking on a yet-to-be-disclosed role. However, Eman Esfandi, who portrays Ezra Bridger in “Ahsoka“, has denied speculation about his involvement in the upcoming “Star Wars” movie.
It’s been suggested that we could all benefit from a touch more of Gary Oldman in our lives, and the Harry Potter movies might have as well, according to Oldman himself. Known for playing Sirius Black, the infamous title character in “Prisoner of Azkaban,” and Harry Potter’s godfather (Daniel Radcliffe), Oldman first stepped into the Wizarding World with “Prisoner of Azkaban” and had a brief appearance in “The Goblet of Fire.” His role expanded significantly in “The Order of the Phoenix.” Reflecting on his time in the Potter universe, Gary Oldman expresses a desire for fans to have seen more of Sirius Black throughout the series.