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The creator of “The Boys”, Eric Kripke, refutes allegations that the popular Amazon Prime series has become overly politically correct, stating instead that society has evolved to align with the show’s themes. Although it presents a humorous backdrop featuring villainous superheroes, “The Boys” has long been a biting critique of America’s commercial landscape. As Homelander (played by Antony Starr) sought political power in Season 4, some viewers criticized the series for being overly blatant with its satire. However, Kripke could not have foreseen how closely the show’s portrayal of reality would mirror real-world events.

As a devoted fan of the Fast & Furious series, I was taken aback by a heartfelt Thanksgiving message from none other than our beloved Dom Toretto himself. However, the tone he set for the upcoming finale of this action-packed saga isn’t exactly sunshine and rainbows.

The cast of “Back to the Future” hasn’t produced a film together in quite some time, yet they maintain a bond akin to family. They attend conventions jointly, swap tales, and appear to reminisce about their work on the trilogy (currently available for streaming on Peacock) with sincere affection. However, as shared by Lea Thompson, this camaraderie didn’t always exist, particularly in her relationship with Michael J. Fox, at least initially.

The Gallagher family from “Shameless” were known for being rough, resilient, and unyielding. Their lives were a continuous struggle, yet they consistently managed to amuse and discomfort their audience with their compelling narrative. This narrative primarily revolves around the struggles of growing up in poverty, a situation shared by several gifted children who strive to break free from their circumstances. They experience successes and setbacks, moments of love and conflict among themselves, but the overall journey keeps viewers engaged and entertained.

Kiran Rao’s film “Laapataa Ladies” has been chosen as India’s submission for the Oscars 2025 in the Best International Feature Film category. Prior to the 97th Academy Awards, Rao expressed her thoughts in a recent interview about the increasing global recognition of Indian films. She suggested that films which are genuine, grounded, and authentic in their origin tend to resonate strongly with international viewers.