Ray Dalio

You can now catch “David Chase and the Sopranos: Wise Guy” on HBO or stream it with a Max subscription. This series is worth watching, as Alex Gibney’s two-part documentary offers insights into the creation of one of TV’s finest shows and provides a more personal look at its creator. As a fan, I found this documentary particularly enjoyable due to the fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpses. However, while it discusses numerous aspects of the mob drama, there’s one topic that remains untouched that I wish had been explored in greater depth.

As the autumn season approaches its climax, Christmas movies and TV specials are poised to sweep through the television schedule like a snowy avalanche. Household names such as Lacey Chabert and Bethany Joy Lenz will undoubtedly grace our screens once more. Notably, Hallmark’s upcoming movie lineup is brimming with holiday-themed, heartwarming stories that are as plump as a festive turkey. Moreover, the rising pop culture queen, Donna Kelce, has been confirmed to appear in not one, but two of these movies (for now).

The galaxy distant from here is expanding with the Disney+ series “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew”, a tale about growing up that features a band of misfit children who ally with an enigmatic character played by Jude Law. Directed by Jon Watts (Spider-Man: No Way Home), “Skeleton Crew” introduces a fresh face to its supporting cast, this time a well-known actor from many childhood memories. The esteemed Jaleel White, best known as Steve Urkel on “Family Matters”, will join the streaming project as one of its space villains.

Picture this scenario: Stepping onto a film set one day for a high-tension scene on Game of Thrones, and instead of the usual makeup preparations, you find an oversized prosthetic prop resembling a giant penis in the trailer. This was the unexpected encounter experienced by actor Kristian Nairn, who portrayed Hodor in the popular HBO series. Since his character is part giant, Hodor stands at an impressive 6’10”, making him the tallest human character in Westeros. Due to his unique ability to only utter the word “Hodor,” which was how he got his name, viewers don’t learn much about him until later seasons of Game of Thrones. Apart from one scene, where we unfortunately get a bit more insight into his personal life.

What’s the deal with Elon Musk? Some might argue a lot given his recent antics. For instance, the billionaire CEO of Tesla Inc., who infamously proposed to impregnate Taylor Swift last week, recently shared an unconventional stunt he attempted on Saturday Night Live. According to him, the purpose was to test whether the show is as live and spontaneous as it claims to be. However, it’s safe to say that no one questions the authenticity of Saturday Night Live in such a way. Musk further detailed his peculiar pitch made over Zoom before hosting the late night comedy show in 2021.