Nate Bargatze has secured another performance opportunity, further enhancing his thriving stand-up career and recent role as a popular Saturday Night Live host. Now, he’s part of the advisory board for The National Comedy Center.
According to recent rumors, it seems that filmmaker Ayan Mukerji could be at the helm for Dhoom 4, starring Ranbir Kapoor. At present, Mukerji is working with Yash Raj Films on War 2, featuring Hrithik Roshan, Jr. NTR, and Kiara Advani. The upcoming Dhoom 4 is generating a lot of buzz as it’s the fourth installment of the popular heist series, sparking much enthusiasm among fans. It appears that Mukerji and Kapoor might be collaborating on another project soon.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been thriving since 2008, providing fresh content for cinema-goers and Disney+ subscribers alike. Despite some recent box office underperformances, the latest installment of “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” proved to be a hit. However, die-hard fans were puzzled as to why Glenn Close and John C. Reilly didn’t reappear before the trilogy concluded. Now, there’s talk that these actors may make their long-awaited comeback in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Scott Westerfeld, author of the movie currently under scrutiny, has disclosed plans for sequels to the now criticized sci-fi film. In a recent conversation with What’s on Netflix, Westerfield shared that the streaming service can choose to adapt all the books in the Uglies series, though ultimately it hinges on the audience’s response.
On October 10th, the highly anticipated horror series “Teacup” by Peacock is set to debut, generating quite a stir. This marks the first time one of Robert McCammon’s novels has been adapted for television, a demand among his fans since the 80s. The plot unfolds on an isolated ranch in rural Georgia and draws inspiration from the book Stinger. A diverse group of individuals must unite to confront a mysterious danger in this story. Partially produced by James Wan, “Teacup” has earned acclaim from Stephen King, a renowned adaptation expert, who favorably compared it to several beloved series, which is promising news for McCammon’s adaptation.