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If you’re a dedicated fan of the series NCIS or have been binge-watching it on Paramount+, you might recall Matt Jones as the character Ned Dorneget. He joined the team in Season 9’s “Sins of the Father” as a probationary agent and was promoted to full agent by Season 12’s “Troll.” Tragically, Ned met his end only one episode later – a move that Jones himself had requested, enabling him to take on roles in the sitcom Mom alongside Anna Faris and Allison Janney. However, in hindsight, Jones admits he wishes he hadn’t made that request, which is quite amusing.

If you’re intending to go to Tom Rothman’s birthday party in November, it’s important to note that a costume is required. It seems the Sony chairman has hinted at asking guests to dress up as characters from films produced during his tenure. Fortunately, there’s a wide variety of costumes to choose from, spanning many decades. You might consider dressing up as Jack Dawson from the 1997 film Titanic, or Satine from Moulin Rouge! in 2001, or Miranda Priestly from The Devil Wears Prada in 2006, or even Rick Dalton from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood in 2019.

Today, October 30, 2024, marks actress Ananya Panday’s 26th birthday, and it’s been a fantastic year for her career-wise. Her peers and colleagues in the film industry showered her with love and well-wishes on this special day. Instead of having a private celebration, Ananya chose to spend it alongside the paparazzi and even shared sweets with them, jokingly requesting they only take one piece.

Here’s my attempt: As a lifestyle expert, I’m excitedly anticipating Ibrahim Ali Khan’s upcoming Bollywood debut! Even before stepping into the limelight, this young Pataudi scion has already lined up multiple projects. The latest buzz has him teaming up with the talented South Indian actress Sreeleela, in a sports drama tentatively titled “Diler,” under the direction of Dinesh Vijan. Although the production house hasn’t made an official announcement yet, I can hardly contain my enthusiasm for this promising collaboration!

I love a silly horror film, especially when it embraces the absurd. That’s why some of my favorite films are also some of the best horror comedy movies. I adore a captivating blend of grotesque and hilarity. However, occasionally, it’s hard to differentiate when a horror film is funny by choice or due to the consequence of poorly executed decisions. Ma is a film that I never watched because I initially thought it was a horror comedy and then learned otherwise. Though some may consider it hilarious, it’s not by the film’s choice.