In this week’s particularly eerie installment of SYFY’s The Ark, what appears to be a massive, ominous spacecraft drifting eerily in the depths of space can’t help but raise eyebrows. More than likely, it’s just an ordinary abandoned battlecruiser that’s been looted and taken over by a lunatic with a twisted sense of normality.
Mark Wahlberg rolls deep.
When fame equates to figures such as Kylie Jenner or Leonardo DiCaprio, anonymity appears more like a prized privilege than an inherent right. In public, they must disguise their well-known faces, yet even that doesn’t always succeed. However, it seems that the strategies of the Kardashians star might hold valuable lessons for the Titanic star.
For fans who cherished the 2024 Paris Olympics, there were hardly any moments more thrilling than when the U.S. Men’s Basketball Team secured gold against France. In a nail-biting climax, basketball legend and future Basketball Hall of Famer Stephen Curry single-handedly decimated the French team and their home crowd with an electrifying performance. Just before sealing the game, Curry drained three consecutive three-pointers and scored nine points in a row. This victory held extra significance for Curry and his longtime comrades, who were disappointed by not winning gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Joel Souza, director of Alec Baldwin’s upcoming Western, has chosen to address the unfortunate events that transpired on his set back in October 2021. During the filming of Souza’s movie titled Rust, cinematographer Halyna Hutchins tragically lost her life when Baldwin accidentally discharged a firearm during a rehearsal for a gunfight sequence. Souza himself was also hurt in this unfortunate incident that has been extensively analyzed by many for three long years. Now, Souza has decided to share his thoughts on the matter.