Taron Egerton has had a remarkable acting journey, featuring in movies such as “Kingsman: The Secret Service” and the upcoming Netflix release “Carry-On,” set to premiere by the end of this year. One of his most memorable performances was portraying legendary musician Elton John in the award-winning biopic “Rocketman.” Prior to that, audiences could enjoy Egerton’s singing abilities in the 2016 animated film “Sing.
To discover genuine horrors, one merely needs to glance at history, whether it’s the brutalities of war or the ruthless acts of modern-day corporations that prioritize profit over people. However, there is a specific era with immense potential to shape the horror genre that is rarely exploited: the Middle Ages. This period has provided us with one of the most iconic movie monsters ever, Dracula (inspired by Vlad III), and a significant portion of Western folklore originates from this time, filled with tales of witchcraft, superstition, and horror. Nevertheless, the medieval era often serves as inspiration rather than setting for horror movies, as few directors are keen to situate their films directly within that period.
Last week, Vice President Kamala Harris and Barack Obama appeared together for the first time at a rally during her campaign, which was marked by a brief timeline. During this event, the previous president, who remains highly influential among Democrats, elaborated on the candidate’s policies and personality. At one instance, he specifically addressed the demographic that had recently prompted Vice President Harris’s campaign to engage with Black male voters in an unprecedented manner for any Democrat.
Following a slow initial performance, the film Venom: The Last Dance picked up speed during its second week. Compared to its opening on 4,131 screens, it dropped by only 49% and earned $26.1 million, making it the top-grossing title over a relatively subdued weekend as attention turns towards the upcoming presidential election.
On Saturday, a member of the Federal Communications Commission mistakenly stated that Kamala Harris’ hosting of Saturday Night Live breached the “equal time” regulation.