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Mike Flanagan has expressed the need for patience regarding his adaptation of Stephen King’s ‘The Dark Tower’. With a variety of other projects on his plate such as the upcoming ‘Exorcist’ movie and a new ‘Carrie’ miniseries for Amazon, the intricate process of creating this western/fantasy/sci-fi masterpiece demands careful planning and development. Despite the wait, we can hardly contain our anticipation for what he is working on, making each update incredibly captivating.

It’s due to the duo of Deadpool and Wolverine that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has regained its box office dominance, a position where many Marvel films have previously resided. Notably, this recent triumph follows a series of missteps. The last two Marvel films, Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania and The Marvels, unfortunately didn’t perform well at the box office, with their underperformance being quite significant.

As a child, I was quite fond of collages, and one entire wall in my bedroom was adorned with images from my favorite TV shows, which I had carefully cut out from magazines such as YM, Teen People, and Seventeen. Among them were Tom Welling, Paul Walker, Milo Ventimiglia, Jared Padalecki (being a Gilmore Girls enthusiast), and of course, Chad Michael Murray, my favorite from One Tree Hill. Fast forward to the present, I was pleasantly taken aback this week by an unexpected gift: a monthly calendar featuring Chad Michael Murray in various bowties, showcasing his physique without a shirt.

After making a strong entrance into the streaming world, Disney+ has grown to be one of the major players. Recently, it was discovered that the conglomerate’s new subscription strategy is proving to be very successful. Alongside its original content, Disney+ also offers the latest theatrical releases such as the popular Deadpool & Wolverine. Interestingly, it appears that the ad-supported “Basic” subscription tier is attracting a significant number of subscribers for the platform. In fact, the CEO of Disney may have inadvertently shared some insights regarding this aspect.

Beginning in 1987 when Nike unveiled visible Air cushioning to the world through the Air Max 1, Air has symbolized both aesthetic appeal and innovation, initially in the field of performance and later in the realm of lifestyle. In the year 2024, a fresh chapter for Air unfolds with the Air Max 1000, a 3D-printed interpretation of the original Air Max 1, developed in partnership with the 3D footwear pioneers at Zellerfeld.