The Gorge: A Sci-Fi Mashup That Fails to Make Waves

As a movie critic, I must confess that “The Gorge” kept me hooked from the start, with its central enigma — the sinister secret hidden within the misty canyon — captivating my attention. However, once the mystery was unveiled, the film’s credibility and intrigue seemed to dissipate like the fog itself. Director Scott Derrickson infused the movie with style, but it lacked that certain something to truly set it apart.

In the realm of modern sci-fi films starring just two protagonists, “The Gorge” finds itself in a peculiar position. It may not reach the heights of ‘Gravity’, the brilliant George Clooney and Sandra Bullock collaboration, but it definitely outshines ‘Passengers’, the lackluster effort from Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt.

PLEASURES Presents SS25: Paris in Love

The label is partnering with Realtree to expand their line of jackets, bringing the camouflage expert on board for a durable, waterproof jacket with a clean design. Among other notable styles in the collection, you’ll find a stylish work jacket tailored from denim and featuring white lining and contrast stitching, an all-black zip-up fleece, fashionable nylon quarter zips enhanced with holographic lining, and reversible bomber jackets that can be switched between designs.

A Union LA x Air Jordan 1 “UNC Royal” Sample Surfaces

Matt “Shoe Hefner” Jae shared an image of the new design, which recalls a classic layout by featuring a black-and-blue “Royal” collar accent above a white and powder blue upper, along with weathered midsoles and a powder blue outsole. Distinct features include a suede collar, reminiscent of the original 1985 Air Jordan 1s (as leather collars weren’t introduced until its first retro release in 1994), prominent stitching below the collar as a tribute to the shoe’s “Frankenstein” design, and a custom tongue label.

Colleen Hoover Scrubs Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni From Her Instagram Feed

After a hiatus from Instagram due to the contentious legal dispute between the director/co-star and lead actress of the film adaptation of her book “It Ends with Us“, the author has resumed activity on her social media platforms. Previously, Hoover had shared images from the promotional campaign for the movie that featured Baldoni and Lively, as well as an Instagram Story expressing support for Lively, describing her as “honest, kind, supportive, and patient since our first encounter.” At that time, Hoover did not directly address the allegations of sexual harassment and “astroturfing” against Baldoni. In December, she decided to temporarily deactivate her account.