Ray Dalio

36 years after its initial release, I’m thrilled to say that the iconic film “Beetlejuice” has graced our screens once more! Early box office numbers suggest an enthusiastic response from viewers eager to witness this timeless character, the unforgettable ghost with the most. The original “Beetlejuice” remains almost flawless, a unique blend of horror and comedy that continues to captivate audiences of all ages. Development for a sequel has been a long-standing challenge since the 90s, even including a proposal titled “Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian”. The new “Beetlejuice” is now hitting theaters in a cinematic world vastly different from its debut in 1988.

The agent of Amy Adams conveyed: “For now, you’re secure.” In truth, comparing “Nightbitch” to her best work since “Arrival” in 2016 might be seen as a subtle criticism, considering the string of flops such as “Hillbilly Elegy,” “Dear Evan Hansen,” and disappointing franchise entries like “Justice League” and “Disenchanted.” However, Marielle Heller’s enchanting realist comedy, adapted from Rachel Yoder’s book, is not only entertaining but also an exceptional platform for the remarkable talent that initially captivated audiences with Adams’ performances.

Rae Hersey adds her distinctive touch to the streets of New York City by regularly switching between various styles. At times, she adopts feminine, flirtatious outfits, while at others, she leans towards “blokecore” style, characterized by sporty, athletic attire such as printed jerseys. A fashion and vintage enthusiast, she manages popular social series like “Vintage in the City” and “All the Angles,” which have gained a large following among niche fashion aficionados.

Six weeks into her unexpected ascension atop the Democratic ticket, Vice President Kamala Harris has not only energized her party ahead of the November 5 presidential election, but also a popular sentiment at the core of her campaign – joy – is now resonating with designers showcasing their Spring 2025 collections in New York this week. In contrast, if President Joe Biden hadn’t stepped down from his challenge against former President Donald Trump – due to the Democratic incumbent trailing behind the Republican nominee in polls – New York Fashion Week would have had a noticeably different atmosphere. Designer Prabal Gurung expressed his feelings about the first half of 2024, stating, “I was feeling quite disheartened; I remember thinking, is this the America I aspired to?” as he spoke with The Hollywood Reporter prior to the unveiling of his collection on Saturday.