As Saturday Night Live enters its 50th season with an impressive lineup of hosts and musicians, it’s shaping up to be a memorable year. Known for its long-standing reputation in late-night sketch comedy, the show has been instrumental in launching many comedy careers. However, delving into the network TV changes that affected the show negatively is just plain foolish.
Kathy Bates is a legendary actress known for her diverse and unforgettable roles over several decades in Hollywood. From Misery to American Horror Story, Bates has always stunned fans with her incredible range across movies and TV. And at 76 years of age, the actress is showing no signs of slowing down with her spectacular turn in the CBS show, Matlock, which is a gender-flipping reboot of the classic 1986 legal drama starring Andy Griffith.
Actor Simu Liu, famous for his role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Shang-Chi, is urging fans to halt their threatening messages towards a small business. Known for his upcoming MCU roles, Liu recently appeared on CBC’s Dragon’s Den – Canada’s equivalent of Shark Tank. During this appearance, he criticized a boba company for cultural appropriation. This clip spread rapidly online, leading some enthusiastic fans to express their views directly with the targeted business. Unfortunately, these expressions have crossed into harassment and, in some cases, even death threats.
Suniel Shetty, who first appeared in Bollywood back in 1992 with the film “Balwaan,” has been a significant part of Hindi cinema for more than three decades now. Throughout his distinguished career, Suniel has shown off his versatility by taking on diverse roles such as the villain in “Main Hoon Na” or the comedic character in “Awara Paagal Deewana.” Lately, Suniel shared a photo with his son Ahan Shetty that drew comparisons to John Abraham following their role in “Border 2.
Warning to all horror enthusiasts who haven’t seen it yet: Our review contains spoilers for the movie Terrifier 3, so proceed with caution if you haven’t watched it.