Get Ready for a Vampire Marathon: Twilight and Blade Hit Peacock This February!

Regardless of personal feelings towards them, it’s hard to ignore the fame and cultural influence that the “Twilight” series and its four follow-ups have enjoyed. Starring Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson and adapted from Stephenie Meyer’s bestselling books, these films have amassed a staggering $3 billion globally at box offices. The question of whether they are genuinely good movies remains a hot topic for both critics and audiences, a point that the lead actor, Pattinson, seems to grow weary of discussing. Interestingly enough, “Twilight” might not have existed without “Interview with the Vampire,” the 1994 film directed by Neil Jordan, which was scripted by Anne Rice, the original novel’s author. This movie marked one of the earliest portrayals of vampires as compassionate beings capable of love and desire. Characters like the sensitive Louis (Brad Pitt) and the enigmatic Lestat (Tom Cruise) paved the way for future romantic undead characters, such as those seen in “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and eventually Edward Cullen.

Floki’s Crypto Circus: A Nabokovian Romp 🤡💰

Ah, the curious case of Floki, the people’s cryptocurrency, embarking on a grandiose marketing escapade with the esteemed CoinGecko. One can almost envision the eccentric Vladmir Nabokov, with his penchant for wordplay and sly wit, penning this tale of digital debauchery. 🕵️‍♂️ In the sultry streets of Miami, where the sun-drenched palms sway and the … Read more

Kendrick Lamar Taps Willy Chavarria for Super Bowl Halftime Collection

Two years ago, when the rapper from GNX wore Chavarria’s designs during his Big Steppers Tour, the pair formed a connection. Now, they have created a special collection of fan-inspired merchandise to celebrate this landmark event. This collaboration is unique because it involves not just the two of them, but also the NFL, Lamar’s pgLang label, and Chavarria as well.

Jim Acosta to Exit CNN Amid Programming Shake-Up

Jim Acosta, previously known as the White House correspondent and current host of the 10 a.m. slot on a well-respected cable news network, is planning to leave the company, according to a reliable source who spoke with The Hollywood Reporter.