Titled “When We Went MAD!”, this documentary mirrors the magazine’s spirited mascot, showcasing a perspective that is both insightful and humorous. It weaves together amusing anecdotes and historical references to make its point. This affectionate nod to the so-called “usual gang of idiots” will be appreciated by fans, while leaving others curious about what they might have overlooked.
In January, Braun, who was previously followed by Bieber on social media but was unfollowed along with several other former friends and acquaintances, shared his opinion about the term “Swag ” by posting on his Instagram Story over the weekend. He wrote: “I’ve been enjoying a wonderful start to my weekend, and I’ve been receiving many messages asking about how I feel regarding Justin’s new album… So, I thought I’d share this: This is undeniably the most authentic Justin Bieber album yet. It’s beautiful, raw, and genuinely him. And that’s what truly matters.
Over the course of time, he’s formed some terrific friendships, established a record store, tied the knot, adopted his spouse’s surname (now divorced), and dabbled in various things. This pattern persisted this week as White celebrated his 50th birthday on July 9th.
He’s scheduled to be the main speaker for a panel named “A Glimpse into the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art,” happening on Sunday, July 27th, in Hall H.
As a dedicated gamer, I couldn’t help but feel a surge of excitement on Friday when I heard the news about Dianne Wiest and Stockard Channing reprising their roles as the Owens aunts in our favorite game. The question on everyone’s mind was whether Wood would make a comeback too. But, just like in real life, we don’t always get immediate answers. That day, the actress herself hopped onto Instagram Stories to clear the air and answer our burning questions.