The horror movie genre continues to draw large audiences and revenue at the box office, with both fresh franchises and veteran horror icons gracing the silver screen. Recently, we’ve been treated to new installments in series like “Evil Dead,” “Halloween,” and “Saw,” which have managed to add something novel despite their lengthy histories.
I was thrilled about starting my college journey at UCLA, majoring in psychology with a minor in journalism. But little did I know, fate had other plans for me. A few days into my freshman year, I received an unexpected offer: a role in David Lynch’s film “Blue Velvet.” I was over the moon about it and asked for a leave of absence from UCLA to focus on this opportunity. Sadly, they wouldn’t grant it, leaving me no choice but to abandon my college experience at that moment. Now, as I reflect on this during a heartfelt chat with Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson on their podcast “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” I can’t help but feel a bittersweet nostalgia for what could have been – had I not followed my dreams and embraced the twists and turns life threw at me.
Contains spoilers for “Deadpool & Wolverine”
Harvey Weinstein, the former Hollywood film producer now serving time for sex offenses, was taken to the hospital due to a COVID-19 infection and double pneumonia, according to his representative, who shared this information with The Hollywood Reporter.
In the parlance of the times, The Bear absolutely ate in the week of its third season premiere.