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We recently interviewed Alfre Woodard during the premiere of the latest adaptation of Stephen King’s famous vampire novel, “Salem’s Lot”. It’s an exhilarating ride, and Woodard has been quite occupied with other significant projects lately. Notably, she is appearing in an upcoming Netflix sci-fi series titled “The Boroughs”, which the Duffer brothers are producing. They are known for their work on “Stranger Things” and the show was developed by Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews. Woodard will be sharing the screen with another seasoned actor, Bill Pullman. Interestingly enough, this marks her second collaboration, as Bill’s son Lewis also stars in “Salem’s Lot” alongside Woodard.

Four years ago, the team responsible for Netflix’s new documentary about the Menendez brothers started working on their project. What initially began as a letter was followed by a phone call from Lyle Menendez, marking the beginning of both his and brother Erik’s involvement in the documentary titled “The Menendez Brothers“. This production is now available for streaming.

It’s safe to say that the Sanderson sisters are well-known figures by now, given their mischief has been going on for about three decades. With both the initial and follow-up films garnering significant acclaim, it seems the popular series is poised to expand into a trilogy. However, one might wonder what a third movie could entail? Well, the writer of Hocus Pocus 2, Jen D’Angelo, has given us some hints about the potential direction for another installment.

Regretfully, “Stranger Things” won’t be part of the 2024 TV lineup, but here’s some positive news: production is moving full steam ahead. As for what we know about “ST” Season 5, information is still scarce, but the creators, Matt and Ross Duffer, have occasionally shared some behind-the-scenes snaps to celebrate filming weeks. Executive Producer Shawn Levy has also shared similar photos. However, a recent image from his latest collection has raised concerns for me.

Over a career now stretching over three decades, Vince Vaughn has solidified his status as a comedy legend with his distinctively smooth-talking delivery and exceptional ability to improvise. From his debut in the 1996 film “Swingers” to his more recent appearances on shows like “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” he continues to win over fans worldwide with his charm.