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36 years ago, on March 30, 1988, Tim Burton’s movie “Beetlejuice” premiered in theaters. In this film, Michael Keaton played the main character, a bio-exorcist, with Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis portraying a married couple who hired him. The movie also introduced Winona Ryder to the world as Lydia Deetz, an iconic role. At that time, “Beetlejuice” was only the second film Tim Burton had directed, following “Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure” in 1985. It was this movie that significantly boosted Burton’s popularity.

Greetings, lovely one,” is the start of a two-book series detailing the life of Fanny Brice, a star in vaudeville and radio, who was also known as a Ziegfeld Girl. The tale follows Fanny’s journey from an ambitious girl trying to escape the chorus line to becoming the most celebrated comedian Ziegfeld ever promoted. Along her path, she grapples with self-confidence issues, falls for the charismatic gambler Nicky Arnstein (portrayed by Omar Sharif), and navigates his extravagant spending habits. Ultimately, Fanny realizes that she cannot rescue Nicky, despite her love for him, as she learns to appreciate her own value.

Could you envision a scenario where Joey and Chandler didn’t reside next to Monica and Rachel? Frankly, that thought is hard to fathom for me – yet it was nearly so.

Approximately two years have passed since the public discovery of Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes’ workplace romance, which led to their departures from ABC and GMA3. Since then, both media figures have forged new paths, with Holmes and Robach securing podcast roles towards the end of 2023. Meanwhile, ABC replaced them with DeMarco Morgan and Eva Pilgrim on Good Morning America. Now, it seems that the former hosts have found significant new opportunities, coinciding with reported talent-related difficulties at the alphabet network.

With excitement mounting for the next wave of DC films, as James Gunn takes charge of the Universe’s creative direction, fans are eagerly waiting to witness how his upcoming Superman will set things in motion. Lately, well-known Superman comic author, Mark Waid, expressed his views on the much-anticipated 2025 movie premiere, stating he has a strong sense of optimism regarding the project’s trajectory, even referencing Zack Snyder and his rendition of the Man of Steel.