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On October 31st, Masaba Gupta shared several pictures on Instagram, offering glimpses into her Diwali celebrations with her husband Satyadeep Misra, mother Neena Gupta, and father Vivek Mehra. The series begins with a shot of her seated on a sofa with her husband standing behind her. This was followed by a cheerful photo of her parents. The third picture highlighted the heartwarming bond between mother and daughter. Additionally, the renowned designer posted pictures capturing the tiny details that made their family festival even more memorable. Her adorable pet dog also graced their family portrait in one of the images.

Medical dramas continue to captivate audiences today as much as they did in the past. Shows like “Grey’s Anatomy” on ABC and “Brilliant Minds,” starring Zachary Quinto, on NBC are just a few examples of current hits. However, despite the emergence of new series in this genre, the impact of “ER,” with its rapid pace, talented cast, and numerous celebrity appearances, remains undiminished even after it wrapped up its 15-season run from 1994-2009. Sharif Atkins, who played Dr. Michael Gallant over five seasons, recently discussed with TopMob how he’s still recognized nearly two decades following his character’s heartbreaking conclusion.

Spoiler Alert: Spoilers follow for The Babadook

Initially captivated readers with the terrifying character Pennywise when the book IT was first published in 1986. The chilling tale was brought to life on screen for the first time in 1990, but it wasn’t until the 2017 adaptation that the franchise truly soared. Bill Skarsgård’s spine-tingling performance as the menacing clown grossed over $700 million worldwide, and now the universe is growing with a prequel series; . For all curious fans, the answer to whether Skarsgård will reprise his role as Pennywise is definitely yes.

I’ve long been associated with the horror genre, particularly body horror, for which I hold a significant place in its history. Yet, beyond the chilling and macabre elements often associated with my work, I am more than just a horror director. In 1979, I stepped out of the horror realm to direct “Fast Company,” a sports/action drama that reflected my passion for automobiles, offering a glimpse into a different side of me. This film serves as a testament that there’s much more to David Cronenberg than just fear-inducing cinema.