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The upcoming big-screen adaptation of the Tony-winning musical “Wicked” boasts a remarkably gifted ensemble, marking their debut on the silver screen. Besides Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande, Michelle Yeoh, and others bringing the enchanting characters to life, Marissa Bode is also part of the cast as Nessarose, Elphaba’s sister. Notably, director Jon M. Chu has highlighted his plans for making the set of his 2024 film release wheelchair-friendly to accommodate actress Marissa Bode in her role as Nessarose, given that she is a wheelchair user in real life.

The classic game show “Wheel of Fortune” is undergoing modifications following its debut on the 2024 television schedule after completing its 42nd season. Notably, Ryan Seacrest has taken over from the legendary game show host Pat Sajak as the franchise’s frontman. Additionally, a brand-new set was introduced to viewers, sparking diverse reactions among fans. However, an uneasy incident occurred during a recent episode where it seemed like a technical glitch caused Vanna White’s reflection to behave independently of her co-host, adding a touch of eeriness to the show.

Liam Neeson is most recognized for his ability to retrieve items that have been taken from him in an impressive and violent manner. However, it’s important to note that this versatile actor boasts more than 180 roles spanning different film genres, including his role as Qui-Gon Jinn in the Star Wars franchise, which is just a small part of his extensive acting repertoire.

Although Resident Evil movies may not receive favorable reviews from critics, they have undeniably been successful with fans, particularly those directed by Paul W.S. Anderson. Many believe the original one to be the best, yet all installments offer something enjoyable. The storyline concluded under his direction, but the franchise continues to live on. As a reboot of the film series separate from Anderson’s universe, 2021’s Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, directed by Johannes Roberts, was introduced. This latest installment, which combined elements from the first two games into one movie, received less than positive responses. However, a mid-credits scene hinted at a sequel, and there’s news that a new director is now involved with the film franchise.

Have you ever come across a real-life tale that seems so bizarre you doubt its rationality? Ron Howard has demonstrated a knack for adapting such extraordinary stories to the big screen, as evident in films like Apollo 13, In the Heart of the Sea, and his latest release, Thirteen Lives. However, Eden stands apart – it’s an untamed beast let loose in a scenario reminiscent of Lord of the Flies, where resources diminish and self-interest begins to dictate actions for expediency.