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Initially, the creator of “Squid Game,” Hwang Dong-hyuk, admitted to experiencing significant stress when the show was greenlit for not just one, but two additional seasons. However, he’s found a more satisfying conclusion for the series during the development process for Season 2. You probably don’t need much of an introduction to “Squid Game.” The South Korean drama made waves globally in 2021 when it was released on a streaming platform, captivating audiences worldwide. With its success, additional seasons were almost guaranteed, and Dong-hyuk is currently busy shaping the final two seasons of this beloved show.

As a lifestyle connoisseur, I must say, it was a moment of immense pride when Priyanka Chopra clinched the Miss World 2000 title at the tender age of eighteen. Yet, little did we know that her parents, Madhu and Ashok Chopra, had their doubts about their daughter’s chance of winning the pageant. In an intriguing revelation, they admitted to having already made travel plans as a ‘consolation prize’ for their young prodigy.

Perhaps it’s becoming apparent that action movie legend Sylvester Stallone should consider retiring his firearms, as his recent film, this year’s “The Armored Car Heist,” has earned a dismal 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes after 19 reviews. Although the score may still rise slightly, it seems improbable that it will escape its current “rotten” label.

The harrowing experiences and emotional scars suffered by the female characters on the series Yellowjackets are among the most intense outside of a landmark Supreme Court ruling. When the co-creators of this remarkable Showtime production, Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson, hinted that Season 3 would be even darker – it’s hard to fathom, but promises to be compelling viewing for sure. With the tragic demise of adult Natalie (portrayed by Juliette Lewis) at the end of Season 2, the remaining adult women are in for a challenging journey as they delve deeper into the mystery. Lyle and Nickerson recently spoke with Entertainment Weekly, providing several exclusive first look images, which you can preview below.

“Released in 1984, the action-drama ‘Red Dawn’ is now available on Prime Video starting December 1. Directed by John Milius, this film boasts a star-studded cast from the 1980s, featuring Patrick Swayze, Charlie Sheen, and Jennifer Grey.