According to a recent report by US Weekly, Taylor Swift’s fans, also known as Swifties, may find joy in the news that their beloved singer and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce could potentially be sharing a romantic abode in Kansas City. A source close to the situation hinted at this possibility when they stated that Swift and Kelce might be exploring the idea of establishing a love nest.
Despite his previous statements about not yet deciding his future with Inside, Charles Barkley hinted during a recent episode of his and Ernie Johnson’s The Steam Room podcast that he might have reconsidered. Back in December, Barkley mentioned he was considering offers from entities like Amazon and NBC, who will start providing NBA content this fall. This suggests that Barkley may now be leaning towards these alternative opportunities.
According to Collider’s report, Dastmalchian attended the Saturn Awards and discussed his varied roles in recent films. While his career has expanded significantly in recent years, it is important to remember that Dastmalchian has been active in Hollywood for much longer than one might think. He made his film debut as Thomas Schiff, one of the Joker’s henchmen, in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight. Since then, he has appeared in high-profile films such as Dune, The Suicide Squad, and Oppenheimer. Interestingly, his first role was in a movie featuring a character he dreams of portraying himself.
After being nominated for an Oscar for playing Zuckerberg, Eisenberg has frequently been connected to the contentious figure in the public sphere. However, in a recent interview with BBC News, the director and star of the acclaimed film “A Real Pain” clarified that he prefers not to be linked to the Facebook founder. With Meta’s decision to swap independent fact-checkers on Instagram and Facebook for the X-style “community notes,” the filmmaker unequivocally expressed his viewpoint regarding the tech magnate.
Under the guidance of director Matt Shakman, this upcoming movie boasts an exceptional cast: Pedro Pascal portrays Reed Richards, Vanessa Kirby brings Susan Storm to life, Joseph Quinn embodies Johnny Storm, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach becomes The Thing. Many fans consider this lineup as spot-on casting decisions by the studio, with accolades also showered on the director. On platform X, someone expressed, “Matt Shakman is long overdue for giving us a Fantastic Four adaptation that we’ve been eagerly anticipating and clamoring for.