In 1988, when “Beetlejuice” initially released, it didn’t fit neatly into either the horror or comedy genre that was prevalent at the time. Instead, it had an eerie quality without being downright frightening like the “Nightmare on Elm Street” series. The film’s dark themes were balanced with humor, and at the heart of this unique blend was the character Beetlejuice, brilliantly portrayed by Michael Keaton.
Fans quickly picked up on the fact that Bon Iver had updated his Instagram profile picture and speculated that something was amiss. Indeed, their suspicions proved true, as the elusive artist later shared a sneak peek of an upcoming video teaser for some forthcoming new tunes via his social media platforms this morning.
If you’re a fan of nautical tomfoolery, then get ready for some fun! SpongeBob SquarePants is now part of one of the world’s leading mobile games, “Brawl Stars”. Created by Supercell, the game has been transformed to feature the underwater world of Bikini Bottom, as we celebrate 25 years of Nickelodeon’s beloved animated series. The in-game event will run until October 2, allowing fans to relive memories and enjoy humorous antics as familiar characters from the show come to life as Brawlers.
Outside Tokyo, Japan, Brazil serves as a vibrant tapestry of cultural interchange. At Nara Roesler in New York, an upcoming group exhibition brings together the works of Tomie Ohtake, Lydia Okumura, and Asuka Anastacia Ogawa. This latest installment of the gallery’s curatorial initiative follows the artists’ careers, each representing a pivotal era in Brazilian art history.
Adam Sandler is ready to take a swing at Happy Gilmore 2 for Netflix.