As a devoted movie critic, I must share some heartfelt news about Sesame Street – the cherished and iconic children’s program that has graced our screens for decades. Regrettably, Max, the streaming platform we all know and love, will no longer serve as its permanent residence.
Exciting news! I’m thrilled to confirm that I’ll be stepping back into the role of Julie James for the highly-anticipated legacy sequel of “I Know What You Did Last Summer”. I first played this character in the 1997 horror classic, and had the privilege of reprising her in “I Still Know What You Did Last Summer” in 1998. Until now, there were only rumors about my participation in the new sequel, but now, I’m glad to say that everything has been officially agreed upon and we’re all set!
As a gamer immersed in the captivating world of SYFY’s The Twilight Zone, I can say that the anthology format offers an unprecedented creative freedom. This allows the brilliant mind of Rod Serling and his team to explore any concept or storyline they find intriguing enough to develop into a full episode. These ideas can range from grand, encompassing themes to highly specific, intricate tales – all waiting for us viewers to unravel each week.
In the unrevealed teaser for a proposed pilot, Kevin Connolly is seen engaging in a typical Hollywood scheme alongside Kevin Dillon. At first sight, it appears to be a revival of Doug Ellin’s 2000s series, Entourage, which centered around a rising actor and his crew, with Connolly, Dillon, and others as the main cast members. However, midway through the trailer, Charlie Sheen makes an appearance, hinting at something different from the original show.
This year, I was fortunate enough to have an incredibly memorable encounter with Paul McCartney – a truly beautiful experience that I’ll always cherish!