Renowned British costume designer Stephanie Collie, whose work in films like “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” and “Peaky Blinders” significantly impacted popular culture beyond the silver screen, tragically passed away at the age of 60.
[This story includes spoilers from the first episode of Wizards Beyond Waverly Place.]
In simpler terms, the medical drama “Grey’s Anatomy” is temporarily absent from the 2024 TV lineup, but when it comes back, we can’t wait to catch up with the character Ben Warren again. Previously a doctor, firefighter, and then a doctor once more, he has returned to Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital after spending several years pursuing his dream as a first responder. To put it another way, actor Jason George has been rehired for “Grey’s Anatomy” following the cancellation of its spinoff “Station 19,” which was one of the most significant TV shows axed in 2024. In any case, I appreciate the comparison George made about returning to work full-time after being away for six years.
As a gaming enthusiast, I can’t help but get excited about movie musicals, a classic genre that has even taken home the Best Picture award on several occasions. The upcoming production that’s got me particularly pumped is Jon M. Chu’s Wicked, set to premiere in November. This week, I attended an event for it and was surrounded by so many past and future Glindas, making me wonder if more pink was on the agenda.
For over two decades, Jordana Brewster has been a vital component of the Fast and Furious franchise, playing Mia Toretto in every movie since its beginning in 2001. Together with the main cast, she’s journeyed to various parts of the world, contributing to the development of this legendary series into a global sensation – Universal’s most successful franchise ever, earning over $7 billion dollars. However, with rumors suggesting that the next installment could be the final chapter in the main storyline, Brewster expressed a desire for the ending to mirror the beginning.