Despite being renowned as one of the most influential storytellers of the last century, Steven Spielberg’s filmmaking career came close to not getting off the ground. The reason? A mechanical shark, affectionately named “Bruce,” failed to show its teeth for the camera.
Shaquille O’Neal is most recognized by casual sports fans for his time with the Los Angeles Lakers, which lasted eight years. However, basketball enthusiasts recall that this NBA legend was initially drafted by the Orlando Magic in 1992. O’Neal truly shined during his tenure with the Florida team, creating much excitement when he joined the Lakers in 1996. Now, many years later, one of his former teammates, Penny Hardaway, is asserting that celebrities like Bruce Willis and Demi Moore played a role in bringing Shaq to Los Angeles.
In recent times, WWE has experienced a frequent turnover of releases and new signings. However, it seems that this trend has diminished in the present day. WWE is now considered the go-to destination for wrestling superstars, with TNA and other companies seeing their stars move to WWE for increased TV exposure. Nevertheless, there are rumors suggesting that one specific performer might be departing from WWE soon. The grapevine buzzes with the possibility of Bobby Lashley’s exit, and Big E’s heartfelt tribute adds credence to these reports, making Lashley’s departure seem imminent.
According to Deadline, Camila Mendes and Madelyn Cline are said to star as two main characters in the upcoming 2025 “I Know What You Did Last Summer” reboot. Known for her role in “Riverdale,” Mendes and “Outer Banks'” Cline will join Sarah Pidgeon, Tyriq Withers, and Jonah Hauer-King in this horror movie adaptation. Directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, the new installment could be considered a legacy sequel as there are ongoing talks for Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. to reprise their roles as Julie James and Ray Bronson respectively.
After being in the works for a long time, it seems that the “Spawn” movie is finally gaining momentum. Originally developed by renowned comic book artist Todd McFarlane as Image Comics’ leading character, Spawn was once a major player in the comic book world during the 1990s. However, following an unsatisfactory live-action adaptation in 1997, the hero’s popularity waned. Since then, Todd McFarlane has been working diligently for over a decade to revitalize the franchise.