As a seasoned crypto investor with a knack for spotting undervalued potential, I find myself intrigued by the current surge of Shiba Inu (SHIB). Having witnessed the meteoric rise and fall of several meme coins, I’ve learned to approach them with a grain of salt. However, the recent 17.7% daily gain and 30% weekly spike … Read more
As we approach 2024, the TV schedule might seem to be slowing down, but don’t let that fool you – there’s no scarcity of excellent shows! Particularly for Netflix subscribers, there’s been a surge of top-notch originals lately. One such gem is the comedy series “A Man on the Inside“, starring beloved actor Ted Danson. This comedy has not only made a splash on the giant streaming platform, but it has also garnered a Rotten Tomatoes score that surpasses 90%. Yet, what truly captivates me is the audience rating on that same site.
Frankie Muniz shares that Bryan Cranston, his TV father from the popular show “Malcolm in the Middle,” remains connected with him even today. Over seven seasons, they played a father-son duo on this beloved series (2000-2006). More recently, Muniz, who has been signed as a racer for NASCAR’s 2025 Craftsman Truck Series season, warmly discussed his cherished “Malcolm” co-star during the “Inside of You” podcast with Michael Rosenbaum. Muniz described Cranston as “incredible.
1979 saw the unveiling of “Alien,” a movie that transported deep-space dread into the hearts of many viewers. Directed by Ridley Scott, this chilling exploration of psychological horror unfolded as a crew responded to a distress signal, leading to their demise. The “Alien” series has since spawned numerous sequels and built a cinematic world, captivating fans of Sigourney Weaver’s character, Ripley, and the Xenomorphs brought to life by H.R. Giger. The influence of “Alien” is immense; it even inspired aspects of “Event Horizon.” Interestingly enough, both films trace their origins back to a movie released in 1965 called “Planet of the Vampires,” which laid the groundwork for their creation.
Wicked fans unite! But…don’t unite too much. Here’s why some green-painted Wicked fans are leaving theaters feeling blue. The feature-film adaptation of “Wicked” flew into theaters on November 22 and cast a spell on moviegoers everywhere, smashing several records with a worldwide $164 million opening weekend. It also turned out to be the perfect Friendsgiving movie event. The film, based on the wildly popular theater production, centers on Elphaba Thropp (Cynthia Erivo) before she becomes the Wicked Witch of the West, and her friendship with Galinda (Ariana Grande).