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In its 21st season, slated to air in 2025, Grey’s Anatomy has witnessed a variety of character departures over the years. Cristina Yang found her dream job in Switzerland, Lexie Grey met an unfortunate end in a plane crash, and George O’Malley sacrificed himself by stepping in front of a bus to save someone else. However, it was Alex Karev’s exit that stirred the most controversy, as he left his wife Jo with only a farewell letter. While fans were outraged by his betrayal, Camilla Luddington, who plays Jo, surprisingly found herself appreciating the plot development, offering an unexpected perspective on the situation.

On the American side of the 2024 TV programming, the world of Gordon Ramsay’s reality competitions has undergone a significant format shift on MasterChef, signifying that this long-standing institution is adapting. Regrettably, there seems to be some turbulence in the works for the UK edition, as the host, Gregg Wallace, is resigning following accusations of sexual harassment from BBC broadcaster Kirsty Wark.

Ryan Murphy, a solo powerhouse in the entertainment industry, shared earlier this year that the upcoming season of his popular Netflix series, “Monster”, would delve into the life of infamous serial killer Ed Gein, with Charlie Hunnam taking on the lead role. Recently, we’ve gotten our first glimpse of Hunnam as Gein, and the resemblance is so striking that it left us doubting if it wasn’t an advanced AI duplicate instead.

Following the premiere of Deadpool & Wolverine, it emerged that Disney’s CEO, Bob Iger, had requested that Ryan Reynolds and the team eliminate a line from the movie which was judged to be excessively offensive. It’s worth noting that this is the same film where the character Deadpool makes countless, witty jokes about his new Mickey Mouse boss in a humorous manner. The controversial line was so inappropriate that even Reynolds supported its deletion. Now, fans of Deadpool & Wolverine can decide for themselves whether the joke crossed the line.

When Daft Punk disbanded in 2021, music enthusiasts worldwide were left mourning, cherishing the enduring impact of a duo that revolutionized electronic music. Thus, the opportunity to watch their 2003 film, “Interstella 5555: The Tale of the Hidden Star System,” on the big screen will be a delightful tribute, honoring the substantial artistic contributions they made.