Sydney Sweeney has truly made an impact in Hollywood with successful films like “Anyone But You,” HBO’s “Reality,” and the chilling “Immaculate.” Yet, when she’s not gracing our screens with her acting talents, she enjoys a bit of fun time. As we welcome October, Sweeney is spreading a warm, homely atmosphere that makes one aspire to embody her wholesomeness too.
Fans of Dragon Ball Z might have come across news about a new series, but they may feel hesitant to watch due to fond memories of Goku conquering the universe. As we grow older, maintaining the pace of shows like that can be challenging. For me, this was true as well. However, I’m here to let you know it’s perfectly okay to dive into Dragon Ball Daima, even if you’ve taken a break from the series for some time.
The epic tale of Dune unfolds in a fresh trailer for the upcoming HBO show, titled Dune: Prophecy. Drawing inspiration from the groundbreaking novels penned by Frank Herbert, this series transports viewers 10,000 years back in history to unveil events preceding Paul Atreides’ rise. The narrative focuses on a pair of Harkonnen sisters, battling adversaries that jeopardize humanity’s future and founding the revered Bene Gesserit order.
As the U.S. presidential election approaches, views may become sharper and more passionate, as supporters on either side voice their opinions. Now, joining the political discourse is actor Dave Bautista, who has publicly endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidency. In a recent late-night interview, the star of “Dune” didn’t delve into specific policies or agendas but did criticize the toxic masculinity displayed by former President Donald Trump. Warning men who back him, Bautista claimed that Trump is not a true embodiment of manhood at all.
As an ardent admirer, I’m thrilled to share that Robert Moreland, a talented artist hailing from Los Angeles, is about to unveil the sequel to his print series, this time in partnership with Detroit gallery Louis Buhl & Co. Building on the success of his grand-scale piece, Red Rectangle (2023), the upcoming print promises to retain a geometric sensibility that has become Moreland’s trademark. By skillfully translating the three-dimensional depth he masterfully achieves in his wall works onto the printed surface, this new creation is sure to captivate us once more!