Legendary actor from Hollywood, famous for Scarface, recounted the time he experienced being clinically dead following an adverse response to steroid treatment for Covid-19. In a conversation with The New York Times, he reminisced about his brief encounter with death in 2020 when he contracted the coronavirus.
Even the most renowned action stars, respected leading actresses, and tough-as-nails characters have their limits, don’t they? Although death scenes that are filled with drama can leave lasting impressions and keep viewers eagerly following the storyline, not every performer enjoys repeatedly portraying their character’s demise on set. For some, it becomes tiresome to be the one constantly sacrificing themselves. Others simply yearn for more autonomy when deciding the fate of their on-screen persona.
As a seasoned researcher with extensive experience navigating global events and financial markets, I find myself increasingly intrigued by the confluence of geopolitical tensions and digital assets. The U.S. SEC’s appeal in the Ripple case, the Iran-Israel conflict escalation, HBO’s claim about Satoshi Nakamoto, and now Coinbase delisting USDT – it seems like we’re living … Read more
Al Pacino is detailing his experience with a really bad case of COVID-19 in 2020.
The film “Wicked” gets added to the 2024 movie schedule, as we were heading to meet the Wizard, the Marvelous Wizard of Oz.