Cyber. The spin-off boasted a talented cast including Patricia Arquette, James Van Der Beek, and Ted Danson, yet it failed to gain traction and was terminated after only two seasons; let’s explore the reasons for its poor reception among critics and viewers.
On April 13, Britney Spears did not dance as fans might expect from her past posts on Instagram. Instead, she posed for the camera, displaying a black-and-white lace bra and matching risqué bottoms. Here’s the post you can check out below:
It’s only normal that when a highly anticipated movie sequel like Happy Gilmore is about to be released, actors usually try their best not to reveal any spoilers. This was exactly what happened when Christopher McDonald was interviewed by TMZ, who wanted details about his role as Shooter. However, McDonald did express some positive remarks about the experience of working on the film and reconnecting with his fellow cast members.
The Metropolitan Detention Center, located in Brooklyn, is where Sean Combs is currently staying. This correctional facility accommodates numerous inmates, including suspected murderer Luigi Mangione, who are being kept within its walls. As per a report from The New York Times, Combs’ cell is situated on 4 North, a section of the prison that holds approximately 20 men in total. In contrast to other parts of the facility, this area appears to be less restrictive, as inmates are said to have some freedom to move around within a dormitory-style setup, and there’s even an area equipped with exercise balls and mats for their use.
According to Deadline’s report, “The King of Kings” earned $19 million during its debut weekend, placing it second at the box office behind “A Minecraft Movie.” This impressive figure surpassed the opening weekend gross of “The Prince of Egypt” (1998) by $5 million, making it the highest-grossing opening for an animated biblical film. Furthermore, “The King of Kings” received a rare A+ CinemaScore rating, shared by only 128 films and the second of 2025 to earn this distinction after “Bob Trevino Likes It.” In a statement, Brandon Purdie, Global Head of Theatrical Distribution & Brand Development at Angel, commented: