Upon assuming leadership roles at Warner Bros.’ film studio in mid-June 2021 (Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy), one of their initial choices was to proceed with a follow-up to the critically acclaimed, billion-dollar blockbuster Joker, which significantly redefined what comic book films could accomplish.
Born and raised at the Virginia Beach Atlantis Apartments, often referring to it as “the mud,” Pharrell Williams expressed astonishment about the chance to share his life’s journey using LEGO bricks.
There was talk that Martin Scorsese might be retiring due to delays in his upcoming movies about Frank Sinatra and Jesus. However, he has clarified these rumors, stating at a press conference during the Turin Film Festival on Monday: “I’m not bidding farewell to cinema whatsoever.” He further expressed his intention to continue making films, adding, “I still have more stories to tell, and I pray that I am granted the strength to do so.
This year, Mudassar Aziz assembled a talented cast for his comedy-drama film titled Khel Khel Mein. The star-studded lineup included Akshay Kumar, Fardeen Khan, Vaani Kapoor, Ammy Virk, Taapsee Pannu, Aditya Seal, and Pragya Jaiswal in significant roles. Initially premiered in theaters on August 15, 2024, if you didn’t catch it then, don’t worry – it’s said to be coming to Netflix on October 9!
Despite being a cast member for just half of its iconic run, and not at the start or finish, Pamela Anderson’s association with Baywatch remains indelible. This connection isn’t something she seems particularly thrilled about now in her career, but she’s always ready to don the red swimsuit when it serves her best interests. However, she made it clear that she had no interest in Hulu’s recent docuseries titled After Baywatch.