Starting today, the “Lil Wayne Pop-Up Store” will be taking over the “Men’s Designer Street Area” in Selfridges, showcasing a design influenced by art from the covers of his “Tha Carter” series, including the latest “Tha Carter VI”.
This week, the Disney Parks Blog unveiled eagerly awaited specifics about an extensive multi-year project aimed at introducing new attractions, significant infrastructure upgrades, and laying the foundation for future development. The announcement included plans for a new parking facility and footbridge on the resort’s east side, the addition of a Coco-themed attraction to Disney California Adventure, and fresh insights into the location of Bob Iger’s long-awaited Avatar destination, which will replace part of Hollywoodland.
As a dedicated follower, I find myself captivated by the dynamic duo, Agnifilo and Geragos, who are standing shoulder to shoulder in the high-profile federal racketeering case involving Sean Combs. With over three decades of experience under his belt, Agnifilo has tackled more than 200 cases, even thriving amidst the intense Diddy trial. Alongside him is his resilient partner, Karen Friedman. Interestingly enough, they’re also representing Luigi Mangione concurrently. Geragos may have a family connection to another high-profile case, but don’t mistake Teny for a beneficiary of nepotism. Known for her grit and strategic prowess when it comes to defending individuals embroiled in serious allegations ranging from sexual misconduct to white-collar crimes, she has paid her dues first by working under the esteemed New York attorney Ben Brafman before co-founding the Agnifilo firm.
Lately, Cruise has been expressing positive sentiments towards movies like the “John Wick” spinoff titled “Ballerina,” and several other recent releases such as “Sinners” and “The Flash.” Notably, he recently expressed his appreciation for a film that isn’t often celebrated in critical circles. From Tom Cruise’s comments, it appears that he found great pleasure while watching Toho’s latest addition to the Godzilla franchise.
In this delightfully animated show, the most fearsome creatures somehow managed to be adorable – but now, dragons have become a reality. Renowned director Dean DeBlois, who has given us How to Train Your Dragon (2010), How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014), and How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (2019), takes us back to the start of the tale in this new installment that might just be the most impressive yet.