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We Reminded Dancing With The Stars’ Brandon Armstrong He’s Nearing A Major Milestone With Chandler Kinney, And He Got Real About How Competing Impacts Him

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As a dedicated gamer, reaching my 500th episode would be a significant achievement for my show on the 2024 TV schedule, but it shouldn’t eclipse professional dancer Brandon Armstrong’s personal milestone. If he and Chandler Kinney make it past this week, it’ll mark the farthest he’s ever progressed in the competition. I was taken aback to learn that he wasn’t overly aware of the pressure leading up to this big episode.

Ryan Reynolds Points Out One Of The Oscars’ ‘Greatest Injustices,’ And I Wish Deadpool Could Fix This With The Time Slider

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Each year when the Academy Award nominations roll around, it seems like everyone’s got an opinion about what should have been recognized instead. And sometimes, certain Oscar decisions from years past still spark heated debates. For me, I can’t shake the feeling that The Shawshank Redemption, a movie brimming with unforgettable scenes, was robbed of the Best Picture title at the 67th Academy Awards in favor of Forrest Gump. Now Ryan Reynolds, who’s been on fire this year, has spoken up about what he considers one of the Oscars’ biggest blunders. It’s got me daydreaming that Deadpool could somehow use Cable’s time manipulation powers to correct this oversight!

Everyone Returning for the Wizards of Waverly Place Reboot

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Debuting on October 29, 2024, the Disney+ revival titled “Wizards Beyond Waverly Place” is an alluring re-imagining of the 2007 fantasy series for teens, Wizards of Waverly Place. This semi-sequel and spin-off sees some familiar characters from the past returning as adults, with David Henrie reprising his role as Justin Russo, the show’s central character. However, Justin’s contented family life takes an unexpected turn when his sister, Alex Russo, shows up seeking assistance.

Nick Frost Has a Crazy Writing Process & Watches More Movies Than You

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In the new Shudder psychological thriller, Nick Frost delivers an uncontrollable performance as a cab driver. Famous for his roles in “Shaun of the Dead” and the Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy (“Hot Fuzz” and “The World’s End”), Frost partners with writers David Michael Emerson and Virginia Gilbert, also contributing to the film’s screenplay. The eerie taxi ride he gives to co-stars Synnøve Karlsen (“Last Night in Soho”) and Luke Norris (“Poldark”) is a chilling experience they won’t soon forget.