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After securing the part of John B, Stokes gained a recurring role in the 2021 Prime Video series Tell Me Your Secrets. Additionally, his acting repertoire has grown beyond television, landing roles in films such as Dr. Bird’s Advice for Sad Poets (2021), Uglies (2024) with Joey King, and Marked Men: Rule + Shaw (2025). As Stokes progresses in his acting career, eager fans won’t want to miss his upcoming military action film, Valiant One, where he stars as US Army Captain Edward Brockman, leading his unit to safety following an unforeseen calamity.

In the ’90s, fresh directors made their mark in Hollywood, while established ones adapted to keep up with changing trends. The MPA (previously known as MPAA) was initially met with resistance by many, but over time, R-rated movies became commonplace and few paid attention to the rating, save for movie distributors. These ’90s films rated R stand out as a symbol of the era, transporting us back to an age when cinema underwent significant transformations – a period we often revisit to reminisce about groundbreaking moments in film history.

As a devoted fan, I’d like to share my thoughts about Ogunjobi’s rendition of “Speak Low,” which clocks in at a little over four minutes. This interpretation is a vibrant blend of his personal musical flavors, with the infectious Afrobeat pulses from his collaborations with Ezra Collective adding an exciting twist. His trumpet playing, marked by a soulful yet victorious tone, also shines brightly throughout this piece. Listening to Baker’s jazz music during his formative years significantly influenced him and is evident in this beautiful performance.

In the expansive world of anime, it’s understandable that not every series will reach legendary status as a masterpiece. And that’s perfectly fine. Less celebrated “B-tier” anime aren’t aiming for perfection; instead, they focus on providing entertainment and leaving viewers contentedly satisfied. They can even act as a refreshing break between marathon sessions of the latest popular shows, which often feature intense drama and continuous action. While they might not be the center of conversation, these B-tier anime certainly hold their own charm.

Joe Keery recently graced “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon” for a chat. During the show, he talked about his latest album titled “The Crux” and shared some insights regarding the fifth and final season of “Stranger Things.” As of now, only a few details have been disclosed about the upcoming episodes, such as their titles. Keery avoided revealing any spoilers but did give a glimpse into his last day on set and his overall experience while working on the series, which has left Netflix enthusiasts like me feeling excitedly nostalgic.