After The Twilight Zone ended in 1964, which aired frequently on SYFY, Rod Serling didn’t just take it easy. Instead, he continued to create within the realms of film and television. However, none of his subsequent projects, including The Loner and Night Gallery, managed to achieve the same level of acclaim as his pioneering anthology series that made him a well-known figure across the country.
Disney has always been celebrated for its beloved animated blockbusters, many of which are based on classic fairy tales. One of these hit productions is “Tangled,” now easily accessible with a Disney+ subscription. More recently, Disney has brought several of these projects to life through live-action adaptations such as “Beauty and the Beast,” “The Lion King,” and the upcoming “Moana.” Actor Zachary Levi has shared his thoughts on who could bring Flynn Rider to life in a potential live-action remake, and I completely agree.
John Stamos is a well-known TV actor, famous for his role as Uncle Jesse in “Full House” and his appearance in one of NBC’s most successful shows, “ER.” Despite his achievements, Stamos has experienced hardships. He openly shared his battle with alcoholism in his memoir titled “If You Would Have Told Me.” Regrettably, many Hollywood stars have succumbed to this addiction and other hazardous habits, leading to tragic ends. Fortunately, Stamos is now sober and attributes his recovery to Jonah Hill’s doctor, preventing him from joining the list of unfortunate victims.
Few creatives in Hollywood or otherwise get to work on the same projects for prolonged periods, but The Simpsons is an exception. For over three decades, this iconic sitcom has kept its cast and team engaged with no signs of slowing down. As a long-term writer and executive producer like Matt Selman can attest, The Simpsons has been celebrated in numerous ways through merchandise, TV specials, and even questionable tattoos. Selman recently shared an amusing anecdote about a particularly hilarious episode of The Simpsons that he found more entertaining than watching childbirth. Bravo!
Universal’s “Twisters,” an impressive follow-up to the previous hit “Twister,” is a quintessential summer blockbuster. Debuting with substantial box office revenue and boasting a favorable critical rating of 77% on Rotten Tomatoes, this movie is undeniably successful. The duo of Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell contributes to its appeal, but the real magic lies in the exhilarating action sequences. To achieve authentic tornado depictions, the production team collaborated with Sean Waugh at the National Severe Storm Laboratory (NSSL).