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After a long wait, the third season of “The Sex Lives of College Girls” has found its spot on the 2024 TV lineup, but not without saying farewell to a beloved character. Every week, fresh episodes of “TSLOCG” air every Thursday, and in the latest episode, Reneé Rapp’s character Leighton bid adieu. Although it was announced a year ago that the actress from “Mean Girls” would be departing in Season 3, it didn’t make the goodbye any less emotional for both the fans and the cast. However, there’s still hope for Rapp and her fellow actors, as Alyah Chanelle Scott shared that she remains linked to the singer even after leaving the show.
The sequel to “Moana” has become an enormous success at the box office, delighting many. This is undoubtedly good news for stars like Auli’i Cravalho and Dwayne Johnson, but it likely also brings joy to Jack Black, who, as reported by his “Jumanji” co-star, is a dedicated fan of the original film.
As a devoted cinema enthusiast, I can confidently say that very few actors have managed to match the extraordinary screen presence of the late Alan Rickman. His gaunt visage and somber voice made him shine across an extensive variety of performances, from the menacing Hans Gruber in Die Hard to his often overlooked portrayal as the title character in Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny. It seemed that playing a villain was second nature to Rickman, and he proved this by rising above mediocre films and outshining their content and co-stars, such as in his role as the Sheriff of Nottingham in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.
For decades, detective stories have provided captivating entertainment across various platforms. Ranging from Agatha Christie’s charming mysteries to modern-day police procedurals showcasing advanced technology, there is an undeniable satisfaction in watching the intricate pieces of a complex enigma gradually fall into place to reveal “who did it.” The year 2024 has been exceptionally thrilling for this genre, particularly on television.