News about AR Rahman parting ways with his wife Saira Banu after 29 years together has caused a stir in the entertainment world. This year has seen several high-profile splits among well-known sports figures, actors, and celebrities such as Esha Deol, Urmila Matondkar, Hardik Pandya, Sania Mirza, and others.
People who watched Friends during its original airing in the ’90s and early 2000s might have suspected that it would become one of the greatest sitcoms ever made, but I doubt anyone could have foreseen the extent to which we’d still analyze every scene decades later. Fans have noticed subtle details such as the variations in Rachel’s surname, and now, with Jennifer Aniston’s “commando” dress causing a stir, they’re even scrutinizing potential continuity errors in her wedding dress.
David Fincher’s “Se7en” remains a significant milestone in horror films and one of the top ’90s movies, demonstrating its enduring appeal almost three decades after its release. The film’s meticulously constructed setting – characterized by persistent rain -, compelling acting, and haunting motifs continue to send shivers down spines today, just as they did in 1995. The upcoming 4K Ultra HD re-release on January 7 allows fans to revisit this dark masterpiece with unprecedented clarity. A fresh viewing of the film ahead of its release underscores a single truth: John Doe remains one of the most petrifying villains in cinematic lore. Let me explain why his portrayal of the seven deadly sins continues to pack a punch that outmatches any modern horror antagonist.
In a mere few years, this actor has transformed from a largely unrecognized figure into an exceptional talent in Hollywood, impressing audiences with his roles in Marvel’s “Eternals”, a brief stint as the Joker in “The Batman”, and an unusual scene involving a bath plughole in “Saltburn”. Now, his latest film offers a grisly and intense portrayal of his violent revenge thriller.
Ever since Disney completed its acquisition of 20th Century Fox in 2019, fans have been thrilled about the prospect of mutants and the X-Men joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Now, thanks to the head of Marvel Studios, we’ve got a clue as to when these beloved characters will step into the spotlight. Fox had control over this property for numerous films since the release of 2000’s X-Men, and while they produced some excellent movies, seeing the X-Men in the Marvel Cinematic Universe feels like it will pave the way for even more compelling stories to unfold. While there have been subtle hints about the X-Men and mutants in recent MCU releases, there’s been no definitive timeline on when they would make their grand entrance. With The Fantastic Four, Marvel’s First Family, finishing production on their first MCU appearance, the Marvel honcho has given us a glimpse into when the X-Men will soon follow suit.