Movies

Chicago Fire is coming back on TV schedules for 2024, and Firehouse 51 will have a slightly altered appearance. Previously announced was Eamonn Walker’s departure from NBC drama after portraying Chief Wallace Boden since the series debut. The question then became who would fill his shoes. It was hoped that David Eigenberg’s Christopher Hermann would take over, but Dermot Mulroney is now set to join as Chief Dom Pascal in Season 13. Although Mulroney looks fitting in the uniform, I can’t help but feel a sense of loss for Boden already.

When one recalls the 1992 film “My Cousin Vinny,” two elements commonly spring to mind: Joe Pesci’s iconic line “the two yutes” (a reference to ‘youths’) and Marisa Tomei’s captivating portrayal of Mona Lisa. However, this timeless comedy offers much more than just these two aspects, boasting a talented ensemble cast, an engaging narrative, and a refreshing take on the conventional courtroom genre.

The highly anticipated sports movie from A24, featuring Timothée Chalamet, has brought on board Grammy-winning artist Tyler, the Creator as part of its stellar cast. Directed by Josh Safdie of ‘Uncut Gems’ fame, this upcoming film focuses on ping pong and represents Tyler’s debut in acting on the big screen. The multi-talented musician lends an air of mystery to an already captivating production, a project that thrives under a director who often gives first roles to fresh acting talents.

Andile Dyalvane’s latest collection is on display at Friedman Benda, showcasing the South African artist, healer, and spiritual leader’s work. Through a series of textured and vivid containers, this exhibition visually communicates themes of resilience and bravery. By blending tradition with innovation through craft, Dyalvane seamlessly combines historical significance and modern storytelling to create something fresh and meaningful.

Ryan Murphy’s latest addition to his American Story franchise, titled “American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez”, is set to premiere on television. This 10-episode limited series chronicles the true story of Aaron Hernandez, a once prominent New England Patriots player who faced a tragic downfall.