Following his Academy Award nomination in 2025 for portraying Bob Dylan in “A Complete Unknown“, Timothée Chalamet honored the folk musician in an amusing manner. The actor made an appearance on SNL for his third time as a host, but this was his debut as a musical guest. He sang covers of Dylan’s “Outlaw Blues,” “Three Angels,” and “Tomorrow Is a Long Time.
If you haven’t watched the first three episodes of Paradise yet, it might be best for you to pause here, as some details from these episodes may be crucial to understanding subsequent content. However, if you have access to Hulu, you can catch up on them right away!
Before the full story of 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 2’s TV schedule in 2025 unfolds, various speculations and online chatter about what transpired have been widespread. Notably, there’s a rumor that Jasmine Pineda will announce she’s expecting another man’s child, and fresh reports suggest an insight into how this development might unfold.
The character “Dog Man” is based on a well-known book series by Dav Pilkey and portrays the title character as a law enforcement officer who strives to safeguard his community, especially against the mischievous plans of Petey, known as the “most wicked cat in the world.” In TopMob’s assessment of “Dog Man,” Eric Eisenberg opines that this movie is more suited for children than adults, but he finds nothing amiss with that. He awards it 3 out of 5 stars, expressing his thoughts: “This one’s for the youngsters, but there’s no problem with that.
The storyline of the movie alternates between Rebecca’s online character, her challenging personal relationships, and her private moments alone, creating an intricate pattern that explores identity and disconnection. Rebecca keeps her viewers hooked by navigating a life where she must constantly balance boundaries, safety, and self-respect. Simultaneously, her anonymous client @jas95 (Austin Amelio) sends progressively intrusive messages, eventually pushing Rebecca to confront a chilling test of loyalty and obedience. At the same time, her father, William (Perry Yung), who is ill, tries to rebuild their relationship, bringing into sharp relief unresolved conflicts from Rebecca’s childhood.