Movies

The excitement for the 26th season of “The Voice” has reached its peak as we approach the naming of the winner in a week’s time, with Season 27 on the horizon in the TV schedule of 2025. Original coach Adam Levine is set to return then, but with no permanent coaches confirmed for the future, it remains a complete enigma what will transpire after that. If the show decides to select from its extensive list of former “The Voice” coaches, Ariana Grande could be an excellent choice following the success of “Wicked”. Yet, she has expressed no intentions of ever returning to “The Voice”, and her reason is not as I would anticipate.

As we move closer to the year 2025, our anticipation for upcoming movies is growing clearer, and in the instance of one particular movie, the past seems destined to resurface. The long-awaited revival of Sarah Michelle Gellar’s “I Know What You Did Last Summer” has finally come to fruition, as production on the new legacy-quel has officially begun. To further ignite excitement among fans, the official social media channels have shared a set photo that sends shivers down the spine – quite delightfully so for many of us.

Actor Jack Veal, who portrayed an alternate version of Loki called Kid Loki, has turned to social media for help during his battles with homelessness and family abuse. At just 17 years old, Veal has appeared in numerous TV productions, most recently seen on screen in the 2022 series “The Peripheral.” In the past few years, he was compelled to leave home due to mistreatment and now struggles financially while residing in a trailer. However, it appears that the viral video has sparked some positive change thus far.

As a dedicated gamer, I can’t help but rave about how Amazon Prime Video’s “The Boys” stands out as one of the rawest and visually striking superhero series ever produced. Right from the get-go, when A-Train (Jessie T. Usher) transforms Hughie Campbell’s (Jack Quaid) girlfriend (Jess Salgueiro) into an abstract Jackson Pollock masterpiece in the pilot episode, this unconventional superhero show has been dishing out gory, grisly, and downright unsettling Supe-assisted deaths that make you squirm – yet, they’re so creatively executed that I can’t look away. The series is chock-full of some of the most brutal deaths, many of which are orchestrated by the psychotically violent Homelander (Antony Starr). He’s a cold-blooded killer who dispatches victims with such ease and nonchalance that he doesn’t even flinch when he lashes out, like laser-frying his boss and lover Madalyn Stillwell (Elisabeth Shue) while her baby cries in the background or mercilessly deafening Blindspot (Chris Mark) before seemingly leaving him to bleed out.

If you think you’ve been seeing a lot of Donald Trump lately, just imagine being Brandi Boulet.