Movies

Ilona Maher was the talk of “Disney Night” with her Encanto-inspired dance, and it’s safe to say Alan Bersten’s horrifying donkey costume helped. These two are the most entertaining couple on Dancing With The Stars with thier great performances and hilarious TikToks, to the point that I’m pulling for them to get their own reality show on the 2025 TV schedule. Case-and-point: I couldn’t stop laughing at their attempt to replicate a viral move done by Danny Amendola and Witney Carson.

Michael Keaton, known for his straightforwardness, has made a statement regarding the upcoming Presidential election. He’s addressing male voters specifically about Republican nominee Donald Trump and Elon Musk, an unusual alliance aiming to reinstate the former president in office. Contrary to some men’s assumptions that these figures respect them, their interests, and their viewpoints, Keaton is emphasizing that this is far from the truth.

In the realm of movie enthusiasts like myself, the enigmatic figure of the 20th century’s notorious serial killer, the Zodiac Killer, has been a recurring theme across countless films, literature, and documentaries. Now, it seems that a fresh wave of intrigue surrounding this unsolved mystery is sweeping through the streaming world as a new Netflix docuseries about the elusive murderer has rocketed to the top of the charts mere hours after its debut. This just goes to show that the captivating tale of a case that continues to remain shrouded in mystery still manages to grip our collective imagination. The Zodiac first emerged on the scene in the late 60s, claiming the lives of five individuals known to us, while also delivering four cryptic ciphers to Bay Area newspapers in California. To this day, two of these codes remain unsolved, adding another layer of intrigue to this chilling legend.

Back to the Future – The Musical will end its Broadway run on Jan. 5, 2025. 

This past summer saw a resurgence of recognition for the iconic 20th Century logo, complete with sweeping spotlights, as theatrical crowds reacquainted themselves with it. With its Disney-owned subsidiary dominating the scene, this was largely due to blockbusters like “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes“, “Alien: Romulus“, and “The First Omen“. Even “Deadpool & Wolverine“, which earned a staggering $1.3 billion, showcased the logo both before and during the film – a tribute in part to the Marvel movies of the Fox era that preceded it.