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Reframing this: When considering Akira Toriyama’s famous “Dragon Ball” anime realm, it evokes the enduring images of symbols synonymous with a series brimming with cosmic apes and mystical dragons granting wishes. From Trunks wearing his iconic leather jacket, Frieza utilizing his Scouter scanners, to Krillin hurling a vital Senzu bean in challenging moments, these scenes are instantly recognizable. However, among the franchise’s many memorable symbols, the standout might be the single M, which instills dread even in the toughest warriors that Goku and the Z fighters strive so hard to safeguard.

When director Jon M. Chu reached out to Michelle Yeoh about a significant part in his upcoming musical adaptation, she openly shared that she had a few queries regarding the role.

Vicky Kaushal, son of stunt director Sham Kaushal, is now widely recognized as a talented actor in many homes. Having grown up around the Indian film industry, he’s no stranger to its ups and downs. However, at first, when he began his acting career, some individuals hesitated to audition him.

Spoilers for Agatha All Along lies ahead, so read on accordingly.

Fans who loved “Breaking Bad” can once more witness Bryan Cranston in an exhilarating drug-centric drama. Renowned for his portrayal of the seemingly ordinary science teacher turned powerful drug lord Walter White on the acclaimed AMC crime series, following the conclusion of “Breaking Bad”, Cranston stepped into another role that delved deeper into the world of drugs. In the 2016 crime thriller “The Infiltrator”, Cranston disguised himself as a federal agent who infiltrated the criminal empire of Pablo Escobar. Offering a glimpse into the true-life mission to dismantle one of the world’s most notorious drug lords, “The Infiltrator” is a gripping and engaging thriller, now accessible for streaming on Netflix.