On Saturday afternoon, a set of ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland in the 1939 film “The Wizard of Oz” broke the record for most expensive entertainment memorabilia ever sold at auction. The transaction was facilitated by Heritage Auctions, based in Dallas. Including the buyer’s premium, the final price tag came to $32.5 million.
The long-awaited horror comedy movie, “Y2K,” produced by A24 and starring Kyle Mooney (formerly of SNL), has arrived. It explores what could have happened if the Y2K millennium bug had been real when people transitioned to the year 2000. Although I personally wasn’t scared by that event, the film includes a scene that resonates with my nightmares – falling from within a portable toilet. Kyle Mooney and others discussed this challenging scene with TopMob, and it’s understandable why co-star Rachel Zegler felt hesitant about it.
In various roles across his acting career, Walton Goggins has undeniably shone brightly, but perhaps never more so than in the highly anticipated 2024 TV series “Fallout”. As Cooper Howard, or The Ghoul, he delivered a captivating performance that resonated with critics. Now, Goggins is poised to reprise this role for the second season of one of Prime Video’s top shows. Interestingly, Goggins has shared one reason he’s apprehensive about returning to this character, and I can certainly understand his trepidation.
The 1990s served as the commencement of Disney’s artistic renaissance, a time marked by renewed creativity, commercial and critical acclaim for Disney. Starting with “The Little Mermaid” in 1989, extending up to “Tarzan” in 1999, Disney produced some of its most memorable films and soundtracks during this period. Hits like “Be Our Guest,” “A Whole New World,” and “Hakuna Matata,” along with numerous others, gained widespread recognition and are now synonymous with Disney for countless fans. However, there are also many underrated Disney songs from the ’90s that have yet to receive their due appreciation.
The original and its sequel, titled “” and “: Sequel to Beetlejuice (1988)”, have finally arrived for viewers who can’t get enough. After making waves at the box office earlier this year and proving successful via VOD release, it has now climbed up the HBO Max charts as a top pick. The film debuted on December 6th, swiftly grabbing the number one position to extend the remarkable journey of a movie that nearly never came to fruition.