Movies

Spectacular, lively casinos offering grand suites, lavish nightclubs filled with revelers, and elaborate theaters showcasing renowned entertainers are what make Las Vegas a globally recognized tourist hotspot. However, driving west on Charleston Boulevard at dawn, gazing at the breathtaking Red Rock mountains in the distance, stirs the thought that there’s much more to explore. It’s not just about nature, though. The last ten years have seen an influx of creative minds, high-class individuals, and business pioneers from major cities, drawn to Las Vegas by the promise of a superior lifestyle with easier access to the finest offerings.

Among long-lasting TV series, there’s undeniably the exceptional reality show known as Survivor. Often hailed as one of the greatest reality shows ever made, we’re currently witnessing Season 47, which is being broadcasted on CBS and can be streamed with a Paramount+ subscription. As usual, the show is under Jeff Probst’s skilled guidance, who recently had an amusing exchange with contestant Charlie Davis after he consumed contaminated peanut butter on-air. In fact, Probst was quoted saying, “I give everything for this show.” Let’s delve into its details.

This month, Dwayne Johnson has two movies set to release, however, only one of them pairs him with Captain America. While “Red One” is garnering mixed feedback from critics, The Rock’s debut Christmas movie is projected to have a robust opening at the box office. Recently, both stars were in the UK for promotional activities, but it was noticeable that one of them appeared notably scruffier than the other.

The highly successful movie “Romulus,” which raked in $105 million domestically and $350 million globally for 20th Century Pictures and Disney, has at last announced its streaming release date on Hulu – perfect timing for holiday viewing! Originally slated for a direct-to-streaming debut, this high-grossing Alien film (second only to the others in terms of earnings not accounting for inflation) will now make its premiere on the platform it was initially greenlit for.

Leica has introduced an updated version of its premier projector, the Leica Cine 1, which they’ve dubbed as the Leica Cine Play. This latest model incorporates cutting-edge laser technology within a sleek design inspired by the principles of Bauhaus architecture.