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As we draw closer to the debut of Saturday Night Live Season 50 on NBC, slated for September 28, 2024, it’s clear that this is a significant milestone in the storied history of one of comedy’s most impactful shows, given its approaching fifty-year mark. Moreover, with the upcoming release of Jason Reitman’s Saturday Night film, which reenacts the initial show’s events, and an impressive roster of future SNL hosts and musical acts, this season is shaping up to be a must-watch.

At the moment, Johnny Depp has several undertakings he’s working on. One of these projects is an exciting opportunity for Depp – the historical drama “Modì“, where he not only stars but also directs and produces. This will be the first directorial venture for Depp since 1997’s “The Brave“. Many might be curious about what led the Academy Award nominee to return to the director’s chair. It appears that the inspiration for his comeback was a phone call from his longtime collaborator, Al Pacino.

Apart from gracing the 2024 film lineup with the highly anticipated movies “Dune: Part 2” and “Challengers“, Zendaya also made our day by flaunting her stunning red-carpet looks, especially her flawless fashion choices. And it’s been a few months since she donned that iconic armor dress at the premiere of “Dune 2“. Now, her stylist, Law Roach, is speaking out about that viral moment and his ambitions for her style.

He has addressed the recent criticism concerning the depiction of an alleged incestuous relationship in his Netflix series, Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story. Although a project may be rooted in reality, artistic license often necessitates certain alterations. Sometimes facts are distorted when the boundaries of truth become uncertain or unverified, while other times modifications are made to enhance enjoyment. Determining the entire truth can be challenging due to conflicting perspectives among real-life figures regarding what constitutes the truth itself.

ANREALAGE extended kindness to its Spring 2025 show attendees at Paris’ Palais de Tokyo on Tuesday by providing handy fans as a thoughtful token, especially since keeping cool during fashion week can be a challenge. However, this small gesture also hinted at the airy collection that designer Kunihiko Morinaga had carefully crafted for the upcoming warm seasons.