Joey King Talks The Wild Long Time She’s Been Trying To Get Uglies Made And How Her Perspective On The Book Changed Over The Years

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In the 1990s and 2000s, it’s likely that you remember encountering Scott Westerfield’s book Uglies, either on shelves or in the hands of your friends. During a period when young adult science fiction dystopian novels were extremely popular, this series stood out by tackling thought-provoking themes about societal beauty standards. In this imagined world, everyone undergoes cosmetic surgery at age 16. Remarkably, actress Joey King was one of the many young readers who embraced these concepts before she became part of the cast for a 2024 Netflix movie release.

Yellowstone’s Jennifer Landon Shared Emotional Post That Seemingly Refutes Season 6 Report, And Kelly Reilly’s Comment Just Made Me More Curious

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Have we been pondering for quite some time whether the recent episodes of Yellowstone’s fifth season might be its last? It appeared as though they would indeed be the final ones. But then, just a few weeks ago, there was a rumor circulating that Season 6 of Taylor Sheridan’s Western could potentially take place. However, Jennifer Landon has completed her work on the installment scheduled to air in 2024, and her post along with Kelly Reilly’s comment seem to hint that the end may be near for this cherished series.

Arnold Schwarzenegger Has a Brief But Impactful Cameo in The Rundown

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Before Dwayne Johnson, then known by his WWE persona “The Rock,” established himself as a leading man in Hollywood, he was striving to make a name for himself on the big screen. In the 2003 buddy action comedy “The Rundown,” Johnson partnered with Sean William Scott from “American Pie.” In this film, he portrayed a tenacious bounty hunter tasked with finding his boss’s wisecracking son in Brazil. This quest resulted in a chain of unforeseen, hilarious events.

‘Heretic’ Review: Hugh Grant’s Chilling Performance Gives Religious Horror Film Some Sinister Edge

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In Scott Beck and Bryan Woods’ religious horror film “Heretic,” the most intriguing scenes revolve around Hugh Grant’s character, a brilliant theologian portrayed with chilling persuasiveness, engaging in intellectual debates with two young Mormon missionaries. Grant, known for captivating audiences as Bridget Jones’ love interest and Julia Roberts’ partner in “Notting Hill,” employs his charm here to challenge the faith of these rookie evangelists. His character, a seemingly benevolent recluse, gradually unveils a dangerous trap. The film, which debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival before its theater release on November 15, showcases Grant as a convincing antagonist and leaves you questioning why he hasn’t taken on more villain roles.