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The impressive lineup for the movie Gladiator II is undeniably strong due to several compelling reasons. Notably, it welcomes back Connie Nielsen and a highly-anticipated performance by Denzel Washington that has sparked talk of his potential third Oscar win. Interestingly, this film also boasts the presence of two popular internet heartthrobs, Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal. Remarkably, a previously leaked clip of Mescal kissing Pascal on the forehead seems set for release on video-on-demand platforms.

Currently, Margot Robbie, who is now an uncontested film star known for leading major blockbusters and producing box office giants like “Barbie,” was once working hard to establish herself in Hollywood. Just five years ago, prior to her widespread recognition, Margot played Harley Quinn in the stylish crime thriller “Focus.” This role showcased the charm and skill that would soon catapult her into global fame. Now, a popular streaming service has included “Focus” in its collection, providing an excellent opportunity for film enthusiasts to revisit one of Robbie’s early significant roles – all you need is a Netflix subscription.

Despite all the excitement building up for House of The Dragon Season 3, it’s sometimes hard not to overlook how much Game of Thrones captivated numerous viewers. NBA enthusiasts were given a refresher on this point though, thanks to an invaluable exchange between a player who stumbled upon Nikolaj Coster-Waldau watching from the sidelines during a match.

It’s not something we anticipated for our 2024 bingo list, but by now, we’re used to unexpected events. As reported by Variety, Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk have agreed to pen a reboot of the classic ’90s horror-comedy, “Idle Hands”. Jason Reitman will produce this film, reuniting the team after their work on the latest Ghostbusters movies and Reitman’s biographical comedy, Saturday Night.

If you tuned in to “Yellowstone” last Sunday, you might have found yourself questioning the fate of Kevin Costner’s character, John Dutton. The episode swiftly addresses this query before shifting focus onto Cole Hauser’s character, Rip Wheeler, and his journey at the Four Sixes Ranch in Texas. During his stay, Rip ventures to Pampa to collect a bit order from an old cowboy named Billy Klapper, who is a renowned loriner (a craftsman who makes bits and spurs). At this encounter, Klapper bestows upon Rip a set of finely crafted spurs, a type not seen on the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch’s wagon boss in approximately 30 years.