A Filmfare report states that an uninvited entry at Saif Ali Khan’s Bandra residence apparently started in the room of his sons, Taimur and Jehangir, shared with Kareena Kapoor. Remarkably, the security guard of the building stated that he failed to spot any strange person coming onto the property.
It seems fair to assume that most of us are craving more Teddy in the series Elsbeth, given the limited “Teddy Facts of the Day” we’ve had so far. But since the show is currently on break, Carrie Preston shared a heartwarming tribute to her co-star on Instagram, by posting a charming collection of backstage photos on his birthday.
Danielle Savre was confirmed for her role in Season 2 of ‘Found’ much earlier than Shanola Hampton and Mark-Paul Gosselaar’s show, which aired in the 2024 TV schedule. As a result, fans have been eagerly anticipating her portrayal of Heather Tollin, a complex attorney who forms an intriguing bond with Brett Dalton’s character Trent (depicted in the clip). I had a chance to speak with Savre before her debut on ‘Found’, and she discussed what attracted her to the show as her first project following ‘Station 19’:
Reframing this text for a more casual and engaging read: You can’t help but recall the iconic “More Cowbell” sketch from classic Saturday Night Live (SNL) moments, especially with A-lister Christopher Walken playing Bruce Dickinson, the eccentric music producer. In this hilarious SNL skit, he insisted on adding more cowbell to “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper,” while Will Ferrell played the enthusiastic cowbell player, and Jimmy Fallon struggled not to crack up in the background. At the time, it was a riot, but over the years, it has truly become a legend.
Eisenberg’s approach imbues the movie with a distinctive sensitivity, crafting a multifaceted, albeit tender narrative about delving into the past to comprehend one’s present self. In this film, Eisenberg himself plays David Kaplan, who embarks on a journey across Poland with his cousin Benji (portrayed by Kieran Culkin). Their objective is to trace their Jewish roots and revisit the childhood home of their deceased grandmother. Despite being somewhat distant and having contrasting personalities – David’s reserved demeanor butting heads with Benji’s carefree spirit – they stir up long-buried conflicts during their trip.