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Today, October 2nd, brought significant news from the entertainment world. The most startling announcement was the demise of the father of Aamir Khan’s ex-wife, Reena Dutta. Additionally, fresh developments emerged in the case surrounding Govinda’s accidental shooting. If you’ve missed these major showbiz updates, don’t worry. Here’s a brief summary of today’s events.

The hit TV show Abbott Elementary is gearing up for its fourth season, and come 2024, we’ll once again find ourselves in their halls! It’s always a joy to watch the teachers navigate their challenges, but I can’t wait to see them back together, interacting with each other and the students. Let’s face it, kids are great at pushing everyone’s buttons, and these young actors are no exception – they’re absolutely hilarious! Now, Quinta Brunson has shared one of her favorite aspects of working with the child actors: it’s incredibly heartwarming.

Despite our various individual differences, there’s a shared experience that binds us: the discomfort we feel during embarrassing situations, even if they’re not real. Sometimes, we find ourselves oddly drawn to such awkward moments, and certain TV shows have mastered this art of cringe-worthy scenes so effectively that they become unforgettable. In fact, many of these series are renowned for their awkwardness and ranked among the top 100 Sitcoms.

If you spent your childhood in the ’90s, it’s likely that you watched some of the most acclaimed animated TV shows ever made on television. And if Nickelodeon was a regular part of your routine, then there’s a strong chance you remember watching Rugrats, and perhaps you’ve even revisited some episodes using your Paramount+ account. Exciting news for Rugrats enthusiasts: there’s a film in development that combines live-action and CGI elements. However, the mere thought of this concept might give us nightmares, right?

James Hong, renowned actor best known for his performance in Everything Everywhere All At Once, gained newfound fame by portraying the villainous David Lo Pan in Big Trouble in Little China. This action-packed movie, released in 1986 and starring Kurt Russell, Kim Cattrall, and Dennis Dun, has evolved into a cult classic over time. The role of David Lo Pan, despite his sinister nature, became one of Hong’s most memorable and iconic performances.