Movies

Revitalizing, reworking, or fundamentally changing a cherished piece of creative property can sometimes be a challenging task. History is full of rebooted intellectual properties that are merely lazy attempts by Hollywood to exploit a franchise that has already been milked dry for money. A notable instance is the 2017 rendition of “Flatliners,” a remake so poorly executed that The Australian labeled it as “an illustration of how evolution doesn’t necessarily lead to improvement over time.

Zayn Malik has decided to delay the American segment of his Stairway to the Sky tour, which comes after the passing of Liam Payne.

You can tell you’re watching one of Amazon’s top Prime Video series, “The Boys,” when scenes involve superheroes and octopuses, numerous decapitations, milk obsession, aggressive desires to kill, and frequent displays of Jack Quaid’s backside. Despite this, the actor doesn’t necessarily view his on-screen nudity as a positive aspect, and he seems quite conscious of its frequency. In fact, he seems overjoyed at the idea that his bottom might not be featured in “The Boys” Season 5 at all.

The Sony-created Spider-Man universe is growing steadily, and actor Tom Hardy, who played Venom, is eager to introduce some changes by confronting Marvel’s Spider-Man following the conclusion of Venom: The Last Dance. Despite the fact that this shared universe hasn’t been particularly successful, with the Venom franchise being the main significant player both critically and commercially, the final film in the Venom series might pave the way for future projects.

You might recognize her as Missy from the Netflix series “The Wrong Missy,” the funny lady in the AHA sparkling water commercials, or Denise from “The Big Bang Theory.” With a career spanning back to 2005, comedian Lauren Lapkus has been popping up in numerous projects annually, making it likely for even the casual viewer to spot her before long.