The Incredible Amount Of Money The NCIS Franchise Has Made For CBS

The NCIS series, which celebrates more than two decades of success, continues to thrive. Notably, a prequel titled NCIS: Origins recently debuted on television schedules for 2024, and another spinoff, NCIS: Tony & Ziva, is expected to premiere soon for Paramount+ subscribers. Evidently, CBS has shown significant commitment to the franchise’s expansion. Moreover, a Paramount executive has discussed the substantial financial returns that NCIS has generated throughout its tenure.

Dune 2 Score From Hans Zimmer Ruled Ineligible for 2025 Oscars

The prediction was incorrect; “Dune: Part Two” is not expected to sweep next year’s Oscars with every award. Although it might have been nominated for Best Documentary (since if “The Bear” can be considered a comedy, then why not “Dune”?), the film has been excluded from one major category due to a peculiar technicality. The breathtaking visuals in Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi sequel, accompanied by Hans Zimmer’s enchanting score, were particularly memorable, with female vocals becoming viral sensations (popularized on TikTok) and Ayo Edebiri’s rendition during her Vanity Fair interview.

Insane Clown Posse’s Violent J Hands Juggalo Vote to Kamala Harris With ‘Daily Show’ Endorsement

In the final fortnight of the 2024 presidential race, Vice President Kamala Harris and ex-President Donald Trump are scrambling to secure votes in every corner. However, as The Daily Show recently pointed out, there could be an overlooked voting demographic that’s already pledged support, following Violent J of Insane Clown Posse apparently endorsing the VP during a satirical interview.

All We Imagine As Light director Payal Kapadia backs Anurag Kashyap’s opinion on Indie films not getting enough support in India; ‘We need structural changes’

Payal Kapadia’s film “All We Imagine As Light” has been making headlines since it clinched the Grand Prix at the 77th Cannes International Film Festival. Anurag Kashyap expressed his thoughts on the movie’s triumph, stating that independent films lack support in India. More recently, Payal acknowledged and concurred with these sentiments. She elaborated that financial backing and distribution are significant hurdles, and she remains uncertain about how things might improve in this regard.