As we approach the last weeks of the 2024 movie schedule and witness snowflakes falling, it’s clear that winter has arrived. Yet, the stylish outfits celebrities are donning in December serve as evidence of the season’s charm. To illustrate this, Emily Blunt recently dazzled in a beautiful dress adorned with a bow and a high slit on the thigh.
Recently, artificial intelligence has sparked a great deal of debate, even causing friction in Hollywood severe enough to lead to an actors’ strike last year. There’s a palpable sense of unease about the impact it might have on various fields, but this isn’t a new feeling. Back in 1999, at the turn of the millennium, the Y2K scare fueled widespread panic and concerns that technology would malfunction or take control once the clock struck midnight on January 1, 2000. Thankfully, that didn’t happen, but what if it had? This hypothetical scenario is the central theme of A24’s new horror-comedy Y2K, written, directed, and starring Kyle Mooney from Saturday Night Live.
As many people are already feeling festive with the approaching holiday season, horror enthusiasts shouldn’t miss planning ahead for their annual highlight – Halloween Horror Nights. To help them get ready, Universal Studios Hollywood has already announced the dates for Halloween Horror Nights 2025, as well as other upcoming events, so fans can map out their year in advance.
The mysterious and thrilling spy setting depicted in the Bourne film series appeals to various types of viewers. Filled with high-octane action and intricate, labyrinthine storylines, this cinematic universe can be enjoyed as light entertainment while munching on popcorn or meticulously analyzed alongside Robert Ludlum novels, offering a chance to delve deeper into the novel-based source material that sparked its creation.
A year following the initiation of prototyping in the Bahamas, Tiger Woods and Sun Day Red have presented their first shoe line: the Pioneer Cypress. Twelve months ago, at the Hero World Challenge, whispers were spreading about Tiger potentially parting ways with his long-time partner Nike. When he appeared on the practice tee, a day before the tournament, wearing shoes without any logos – instead of the FootJoys he had been using – many were left puzzled. In retrospect, it appears these were the early phases of creating his first footwear collection under his new brand Sun Day Red.