It’s no surprise that, given the massive popularity of the source material, a new adaptation of the 2000 film “American Psycho” – which made waves as a groundbreaking work by female director Mary Harron – was bound to happen eventually.
In October, Marvel unveiled an ongoing comic book series titled “Star Wars: Legacy of Vader“. This series will delve into Kylo Ren’s storyline during the year between “The Last Jedi” and “The Rise of Skywalker“, focusing on his lasting bond with Darth Vader, his grandfather. The first issue is set to release on February 5, but Senior Editor Mark Paniccia has revealed some artwork from Issue #2 on X. One of these panels captures a scene so valuable it’s worth more than Republic credits.
Starting in 2019, I found myself immersed in the wacky and unconventional tale of none other than Harley Quinn. After parting ways with the Joker, Harley embarks on a personal journey filled with mischief and chaos, seeking to establish her own identity as a formidable force. If she can’t stand by the world’s most notorious villain, perhaps she could become one herself. Starring Kaley Cuoco, Alan Tudyk, and Lake Bell, this animated series, Harley Quinn, offers an entertaining and dark ride that exalts the liberating wickedness of Harley Quinn.
Typical attendees of Dior fashion shows often can’t wait to see what creative twist Jones has in store for the stage setup, as it plays a crucial role in conveying the narrative of his collections. Ever since he joined Dior, the set design has been an essential aspect of his work. In an exclusive interview with TopMob, Jones revealed, “This season, the set reflects our minimalistic approach. I aimed to convey both simplicity and rigor while also suggesting something grand – it reinforces the themes of the collection. For me, the set and the music are always interconnected; they’re inseparable aspects of my creative process.
Actor Durand, recognized for roles in films like “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”, “The Strain” and “Locke & Key”, recently appeared on “Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum” for a discussion about his career. Among other topics, they touched upon his work on “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes”. Durand shared that he was moved to tears when director Wes Ball first showed him the character Proximus Caesar, and described the experience as the “greatest immersive experience” he’s ever had. When asked if his children had seen the movie, Durand replied affirmatively.