Movies

This week, it was announced that the highly anticipated “Spider-Man: Our Local Hero” will be airing on TV schedules in 2025, and subscribers of Disney+ can now enjoy the first two episodes. For quite some time, I had been following the progress of this series as it was slated for release among upcoming Marvel TV productions. Initially, I must admit that I was ambivalent about it, with one of my reasons being the fact that it puts Peter Parker back in high school. However, after watching the show, I find myself retracting my previous thoughts.

After Artem Chigvintsev’s arrest in August 2024, Nikki Garcia chose to retreat from public attention. Despite no domestic violence charges being brought against the “Dancing with the Stars” professional, he has denied any instances of violence towards his wife. However, Garcia reportedly outlined numerous physical disputes between them in her divorce papers. To put it mildly, things have been challenging for the ex-“DWTS” partners. For the first time, speaking to US Weekly, Garcia shared how her mother and sister have offered unwavering support during this difficult period.

During an interview with people together with Will Ferrell for their upcoming rom-com titled “You’re Cordially Invited“, Reese Witherspoon shared that filming for her new project “Elle” will start in March. However, the actress hasn’t yet decided who will portray the younger version of herself in the movie. “We’re currently going through the casting process and selecting the perfect actor to play the young me,” she said, expressing her excitement while also finding it a bit surreal.

Today at the 2025 Next on Netflix Special Presentation held in Los Angeles (as reported by People), Ben Affleck was present to provide a sneak peek at the film “RIP”. This movie also features Teyana Taylor, known for her role in “Coming 2 America”, and Sasha Calle, recognized from “The Flash”. Affleck expressed that this is the seventh movie his company, Artists Equity, has produced, and in many ways, it’s the most significant for them. He shared this sentiment with a group of spectators.

In its history for the second time, the show delved into conjoined twins in Season 10, Episode 10, titled “Broken Hearts.” The storyline revolved around fictional conjoined twins, Powell and Elijah Hughes, portrayed by real-life, non-conjoined twin actors Jason and Victor Turner. During the separation surgery, complications arose due to a tumor near Elijah’s heart. Initially, it seemed that only one of them would survive, but against all odds, it was Elijah who pulled through despite his tumor, while Powell suffered a stroke.