As a dedicated gamer, I’m excitedly looking forward to Wednesday night when more folks from Diddy’s close circle will be opening up about the recent events involving the hip hop icon in an exclusive 20/20 special on ABC.
Universal Studios has acquired the film adaptation rights for “Reminders of Him,” the popular novel penned by author Colleen Hoover, who is also known for writing “It Ends With Us.” This book later turned into a successful movie featuring Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni in leading roles.
Saturday Night Live has an abundance of significant events lined up for its upcoming season – beyond the already announced hosts and musical guests – as it marks the start of its 2024 TV schedule, celebrating 50 seasons of NBC’s sketch comedy. Coincidentally, this milestone anniversary falls during a particularly vibrant presidential campaign, and SNL is capitalizing on this unique opportunity (and somewhat daring move) by inviting various non-regular cast members to depict key political figures. One such individual is Dana Carvey, who recently shared the entire tale of how Lorne Michaels persuaded him to reprise his role as Joe Biden.
The follow-up film titled “Joker: Two Madnesses” has been a significant disappointment for both fans and critics, generating only $40 million at the domestic box office during its debut weekend, significantly less than the $100 million-plus that was anticipated just a few weeks prior. Once it became known that Todd Phillips‘ sequel failed to live up to expectations as a suitable successor to his 2019 film, many cinema-goers chose to avoid theaters, instead potentially waiting for its online release. Those who attended the film on opening weekend were left puzzled, not just once but multiple times, thanks to a well-publicized scene that circulated widely on social media in 2023 which was originally included in the final version of the movie but later removed.
Devin B. Johnson’s “Ritual of Welcome” is his fifth solo exhibit at Nicodim, the third one held in their Los Angeles gallery. This exhibition presents a mix of eight figurative paintings, five abstract artworks, and four works on paper. Each piece combines themes of knowledge, life experiences, and personal growth. Johnson’s artwork serves as a visual charm, transforming common symbols into rituals for exploration and understanding.