Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput are two of Bollywood’s most beloved couples. Beyond their public events, it’s their affectionate displays on social media that capture everyone’s interest. Lately, the wife of the Deva actor posted something, and the devoted husband just couldn’t resist leaving a playful comment.
As a dedicated movie critic, I can’t help but feel a sense of bittersweet anticipation. The production for Season 5 of the beloved series “Stranger Things” has recently come to a close, marking a significant milestone that brings us one step closer to the end of this extraordinary era. This momentous update, which undeniably confirms our final journey into the Upside Down will grace our screens in 2025, has been met with heartwarming behind-the-scenes photos from Netflix and a sentimental message from Ross Duffer about wrapping filming. As I savor this news, tinged with nostalgia, I find myself reflecting on the incredible journey we’ve shared thus far.
Timothée Chalamet and Saoirse Ronan have grown incredibly close after working together in three movies – “Little Women”, “The French Dispatch”, and “Lady Bird”. Off-screen, they’ve fostered a strong friendship, standing by each other through thick and thin. Given their tight bond, it’s natural that there might have been the occasional disagreement between them. An instance of this occurred during the filming of “Little Women”, as Chalamet recently revealed an instance where his poor time management resulted in Ronan scolding him.
Seth Rogen, famous comedian, is developing a new comedy show inspired by his true-life encounters in the often dismal Hollywood scene. The upcoming series, titled “The Studio“, consists of 10 episodes for Apple TV+ and was created, produced, co-directed, and stars Rogen himself.
It appears that Blumhouse Productions, known for their exceptional work, are determined to preserve and expand upon Universal’s classic Monsters legacy. Their critically acclaimed adaptation of “The Invisible Man” was widely recognized as one of the top horror films of the past ten years, while their upcoming “Wolf Man” has generated a lot of buzz. Now, Blumhouse and Atomic Monster are delving into “The Mummy”. Officially titled “Lee Cronin’s The Mummy“, this film is set to release on April 17, 2026. Lee Cronin will be penning and directing the movie, with production by Atomic Monster, Blumhouse, and Doppelgängers, under New Line. In a statement to The Hollywood Reporter, Cronin expressed his excitement about the project.