A variety of famous individuals, among them ex-Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush, gathered at the academy museum for A&E’s History Talks. These discussions delved into the past, providing insights, and looking towards the future, offering inspiration.
90 Day Fiancé enthusiasts frequently crave extra insights about the series. To satisfy this curiosity, they look for additional details regarding the show and its narratives that aren’t immediately apparent while watching on TLC or with a Max subscription. Recently, it appeared as though one cast member from Before The 90 Days was eager to disclose some behind-the-scenes information. However, the comments made by this individual were so offensive that they were banned from the show’s subreddit forum.
According to all indications, The Snowman from 2017 should have been a surefire success. With the right ingredients in place, it appeared destined for greatness. Adapted from Jo Nesbø’s critically acclaimed crime novel, it brought together the talented team behind Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, including director Tomas Alfredson and writer Peter Straughan. Moreover, the cast was impressive, featuring stars like Michael Fassbender, Rebecca Ferguson, and J.K. Simmons. With so much talent on board, it seemed like the perfect storm for a fantastic crime thriller.
In the hands of Sean Baker, the film titled “Anora” offers a thrilling, contemporary take on the screwball comedy genre. The lead character, brilliantly portrayed by Mikey Madison, is Anora, a stripper who finds herself smitten beyond measure with the son of a wealthy Russian oligarch. This year’s Palme d’Or winner at Cannes and arguably Baker’s most engaging film so far, “Anora” is a captivating exploration of character, a type of absorbing study of life on society’s fringes that carries the genetic imprint of John Cassavetes.
In a forthcoming biopic, Riverdale actor KJ Aapa will portray Bradley Nowell, the former frontman of Sublime, a pioneering band from the early ’90s known for blending punk, reggae, and ska into an iconic sound that produced hit songs such as “What I Got” and “Santeria”. Sadly, Nowell passed away at 28 due to a heroin overdose in 1996. Although he is no longer with us, his influence continues through the band’s enduring achievements, and since 2023, his son Jakob Nowell has taken over as Sublime’s lead vocalist.