Movies

Renowned director Steven Soderbergh is known for his versatile filmmaking skills across various genres. His latest project, the horror movie “Presence,” has caused walkouts at Sundance and is still making waves in other Film Festivals. I was fortunate enough to attend a pre-release screening of this film, which offers an innovative perspective on POV horror. It turned out that I hadn’t even realized I craved such a fresh approach to found footage.

Viewers of “The Today Show” were disheartened upon hearing that Hoda Kotb will be departing from the program sometime in 2025. This longtime host, who turned 60 this year, has been a familiar face on NBC’s morning lineup for over a decade, but she has chosen to focus more on her young daughters now. Even those behind the scenes at the show seemed taken aback by the news, with Carson Daly sharing his initial reaction upon hearing it.

In the 1990s, the classic Western movie “Tombstone” stands out as one of its kind. With a remarkable cast, an engaging plot, and a raw authenticity that sets it apart, this film offers a captivating retelling of the O.K. Corral standoff. The performance of Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday is particularly noteworthy, showcasing his talent at its peak. Stricken with alcoholism and tuberculosis, yet displaying confidence, honor, and unwavering loyalty to his friends, his character leaves a lasting impression. In an unexpected confrontation in a cemetery, Johnny Ringo (played by Michael Biehn) is taken aback when he sees Holliday ready for a duel. To this surprise, the gun-slinging dentist delivers a legendary line: “I’m your ‘go-to’ man.

After departing from “NCIS” in 2021, Mark Harmon’s absence as Leroy Jethro Gibbs left fans wondering if they had seen him for the last time. But the seasoned actor found it hard to stay away from the crime drama series for long. The news broke that Harmon would narrate his character’s prequel series, hinting at a return. With “NCIS: Origins” now airing, it appears that his role might be larger than initially expected.

Artisan Cleon Peterson, based in Los Angeles, has collaborated with Joyride Design and Case Studyo to unveil two exclusive pendants under the title “LIVE TO KILL, KILL TO LIVE“. These unique pieces are available in either sterling silver or a 14K gold-plated version. Each design is part of a limited production run of 50 units, and they come complete with a 50cm curb chain, along with a signed certificate of authenticity.