Movies

As a huge fan myself, I must admit that I almost missed Kirsten Bell’s comeback on the small screen when her 2024 TV debut, the charming romantic comedy “Nobody Wants This,” premiered quietly. It seemed to have slipped under many people’s radars, even mine, until it found a home on Netflix’s schedule. But now that it’s streaming for all to enjoy, this hidden gem has become an undeniable hit and has earned widespread acclaim.

To honor the 30th anniversary of the groundbreaking film “Pulp Fiction,” originally directed by Quentin Tarantino in 1994, it will be reappearing on the big screen in October for exclusive showings at select cinemas nationwide, featuring immaculate new 35mm prints. Furthermore, the movie will hit stores as a 30th Anniversary Collector’s Edition 4K Ultra HD release on December 3, 2024, from Paramount Home Entertainment. This iconic and multiple award-winning film has captivated audiences and critics alike with its memorable dialogue, star-studded cast, intricate plot, and popular soundtrack, continuing to mesmerize new generations of viewers.

Sydney Sweeney will be working alongside some remarkable actors from various genres for her upcoming sports biopic centered around former professional boxer, Christy Martin. This yet-to-be-titled film, directed by David Michôd, narrates the life story of Martin, who made history as the first female boxer inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame and holds the record for most knockouts among women boxers. The movie was initially announced in May of this year, and recently, it received an exciting production update along with disclosing the supporting cast for Sweeney’s role in the film.

Veteran co-star of “American Pickers,” Frank Fritz, has sadly passed away. This beloved reality TV personality breathed his last on September 30 at the age of 60. His cause of death remains undisclosed, though he had a history of health complications, such as a significant stroke in 2022. The sad news was shared on Fritz’s official Instagram account by his fellow “American Pickers” co-host, who wrote, “I grieve with all of you to announce that Frank passed away last night.” He added, “Over more than half my life, I’ve known Frank, and what you saw on TV was a reflection of him – an imaginative soul who was as sensitive as he was funny. Just like his on-camera persona, Frank touched the hearts of many simply by being himself.

Frank Fritz, co-host of the History Channel’s American Pickers, has died. He was 60.