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Although unconventional musicals hold their own in the theater scene, the stage adaptation of “Wicked” stands out as a popular hit that has graced Broadway for twenty years. The long-awaited film version of the play is now playing in cinemas, and it’s sure to make you cry buckets. When “Part 2” is released, I must admit that I’m not mentally prepared to endure one particular song – specifically, Glinda’s heartfelt ballad “Thank Goodness.

“One of the most exciting reality shows currently available on Max is ‘Chopped’. Each chef must create dishes using bizarre combinations of ingredients to win the top prize, making for an edge-of-your-seat viewing experience. However, former 2017 ‘Chopped’ champion Brooke Siem has revealed some fascinating facts about her time on the show that give me a fresh perspective on it. For instance, there is a supposedly cursed bowl on set.

In “The Piano Lesson”, Denzel Washington orchestrates a heartfelt family production that premiered on Netflix on November 22 following a limited theater run. As a two-time Oscar winner, Denzel takes on the role of producer for this film adaptation of August Wilson’s significant work. Interestingly, his son Malcolm Washington steps into directing for the first time, while John David Washington captivates as Boy Willie Charles. Before its scheduled release in 2024, critics have already praised the gripping family storyline.

Kiko Kostadinov’s sub-label Novalis, part of ASICS, is merely a small part of his expanding collaborations with the runner brand. Now, his other brand OTTO 598 has also joined the list of Kostadinov’s partnerships with ASICS, introducing the Protoblast-CMLVIII model.

The musical spectacle “Wicked” whisks viewers into the magical realm of “The Wizard of Oz,” as Universal’s film adaptation, featuring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, premieres in cinemas on November 22. Unlike the 1985 release “Return to Oz,” this production has had a more straightforward journey. Following his Oscar win for sound editing in Francis Ford Coppola’s “Apocalypse Now,” editor and sound designer Walter Murch was invited by Disney to discuss potential directorial projects. Intrigued by an Oz tale, Murch expressed interest, catching the studio’s attention since it held rights to L. Frank Baum’s later books, “The Land of Oz” and “Ozma of Oz,” upon which “Return to Oz” was based.