As a die-hard Adam Sandler fan, I can’t help but get excited about his upcoming Netflix project, the stand-up special titled “Love You,” dropping next week. However, what truly has me jumping for joy is the prospect of a future Netflix release: none other than “Happy Gilmore 2.” Can’t wait to see the Chili Dog-wielding golfer back in action!
In the opening scenes of “Descendants: Rise of Red,” I found myself amidst an unexpected development – a royal decree that opened the doors of Auradon Prep, the prestigious boarding school for Disney’s beloved characters, to a fresh batch of VKs, or villain’s kids, descendants of Disney’s most cunning anti-heroes. The air was thick with excitement as admission letters fluttered like enchanted spells, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter in the Descendants saga.
Taylor Swift finally spoke up after the postponement of her Vienna Era Tour concerts, which were canceled due to a terror alert.
Come early July this year, it seemed that the Democrats’ convention in Chicago was shaping up to be a significant flop. Following President Joe Biden’s less-than-stellar debate performance, the Democratic Party found itself in disarray. The city of Windy City didn’t hold much appeal for party delegates and members when the party was in turmoil. The president’s reluctance to step down from the 2024 ticket and each high-profile interview he gave throughout the summer only served to highlight the Democrats’ precarious position. Instead of a thrilling, must-attend event that could potentially make history, the convention began to feel like an unwelcome chore.
In the year 2023, Shahid Kapoor graced Raj and DK’s web series titled Farzi. This black comedy crime thriller boasted a stellar cast that included Vijay Sethupathi, Kay Kay Menon, Rashii Khanna, and Bhuvan Arora. The series gained popularity for its authentic dialogues, engaging plotline, and the palpable camaraderie between Shahid and Vijay. These 13 Farzi dialogues from the web series are remarkably realistic, and they can be effectively used in everyday life to underscore the toughness of loan repayments or bring attention to middle-class scenarios.