On the joyous occasion of Sushmita Sen’s 49th birthday (November 19, 2024), let’s look back at the instance where this renowned Bollywood actress, known for her numerous impressive roles, shared a single-word description for Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan – two of her co-stars.
Back in 2016, when the movie “Moana” initially released, it ignited the passion of Disney Animation fans with its distinctive narrative and fresh tunes. The tale, rooted in Polynesian mythology, about a young woman named Moana venturing across the sea to retrieve Maui, the demigod who had stolen the heart of Te Fiti, resonated universally. Moreover, the chemistry between Auli’i Cravalho’s character Moana and Dwayne Johnson’s Maui was entertaining, as both performers delivered impressive performances as this unlikely duo.
In an easy-to-understand fashion: The movie titled “Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead” offers a thrilling plot, thanks to some clever time jumps that keep you on the edge of your seat. Contrary to its ominous title, this film is not a horror movie; instead, it’s a suspenseful drama that can be streamed here on Peacock.
As a devoted supporter, I’m sharing that I, along with SAG-AFTRA members, are pursuing legal measures against a certain production company. The reason? They breached our collective bargaining agreement by shooting a movie overseas in Romania instead of adhering to the terms set within the U.S. boundaries.
For every knockout Saturday Night Live moment, there are also some SNL sketches that did not go according to plan, as well as many musical performances at Studio 8H that are memorable for the wrong reasons. Not to mention, in addition to the unexpected occurrences from the classic sketch comedy series, some bits played out just as they were intended but managed to offend and infuriate some audiences. We’ll cover them all in this exploration of SNL‘s most infamous moments.