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In an interview with GQ, Amy Seyfried, who played Neddy alongside Jennifer in the movie “Jennifer’s Body,” expressed her disappointment over the film’s marketing and poor box office performance. Reflecting on her career, Seyfried fondly recalled her role as Needy, particularly enjoying the chance to portray a nerdy character with glasses. She also mentioned that she would like to revisit this character in a sequel, celebrating their fun-filled experience together.

Beyond his roles in “Wolfs” alongside Brad Pitt and George Clooney, as well as his portrayal of Ethan Lewis in “Euphoria”, Abrams also played Ron Anderson for nine episodes across the fifth and sixth seasons of “The Walking Dead”. In these episodes, Abrams’ character evolved from a complex individual into an adversary for Rick Grimes and his group within the Alexandria Safe Zone. Furthermore, Abrams has previously appeared in “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark”, adding to his impressive resume in horror films.

After all these years, it’s finally time for us fans to unravel that long-standing mystery regarding Gibbs’ habit of leaving doors unlocked. You know, the one he abandoned during Season 19 without a proper explanation? Well, now we have some closure! A dear castmate, Cote de Pablo (Agent Ziva David), has shed light on this question. It turns out that Gibbs’ careless door habit stems from the heart-wrenching fate of his first wife and daughter, Shannon and Kelly.

Alright, let’s return to the here and now. In case you weren’t aware, “This Is Spinal Tap” – a hilarious and top-notch music film for the ages – is a fictional documentary-style comedy directed by Rob Reiner, featuring comedians Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer as the band. Over four decades later, this clever, mostly improvised satire has sparked an eagerly anticipated follow-up with many of its original creators. I can’t wait to see it, and I have some intriguing questions about “Spinal Tap II: The End Continues” that I’d like to ponder, so let’s dive into the world of rock music!

Although Netflix intends to take down all three Karate Kid movies from their library, starting April 1st, Hulu – often referred to as Disney for adults – will provide its subscribers with access to the initial three Karate Kid films. The drawback is that viewers won’t be able to stream both the classic Karate Kid movies and its spin-off, Cobra Kai, on a single platform since Cobra Kai remains exclusive to Netflix, being an original series.