Tom Cruise’s religious beliefs have often provided fodder for jokes, but Scientology has faced growing criticism over its doctrines, and it has evolved into a more significant issue, as it was two decades ago when Cruise publicly criticized Brooke Shields and her choice to seek psychiatric help for postpartum depression.
Fans who spent years watching the Marvel movies in order are eager to see what’s next for Peter Parker, especially after Spider-Man: No Way Home‘s ending. While fans continue waiting as the movie is developed, they’re hoping he gets crossovers with characters like Daredevil, Punisher, or even Venom. Fan art from Instagram imagined these pairings, while taking inspiration from some famous album covers. Check it out below:
I didn’t stop watching “Breaking Bad” due to disliking it. Instead, my decision was influenced by a busy life; even with a hectic schedule, I’ve managed to watch an entire decade’s worth of “Masterchef.” It wasn’t because I harbored ill feelings towards Bryan Cranston, Vince Gilligan, or because I preferred Dean Norris in “Under the Dome” (Sidebar: I didn’t actually prefer Dean Norris in “Under the Dome,” but I will admit that the first season is quite good.)
In “On Call,” we delve into the lives of experienced Officer Traci Harmon, played by Troian Bellisario (known for Pretty Little Liars), and newcomer Officer Alex Diaz, portrayed by Brandon Larracuente (The Good Doctor). They handle emergency calls in Long Beach, California. The series is made with a raw, authentic feel, utilizing handheld cameras as well as body cam footage to create an immersive experience. At times, it seems more like a documentary than a typical police drama.
Yesterday, by mistake, Warner Bros. Pictures unveiled a sneak peek of The Alto Knights. In the trailer, Robert De Niro portrays two rival mob bosses, Frank Costello and Vito Genovese, during the height of organized crime in New York City. Impressively, De Niro adopts distinct voices and accents for these roles, and undergoes an extensive physical transformation to play each character. Unlike his previous work in The Irishman, where heavy CGI was used, this time around De Niro appears to be heavily made-up and fitted with prosthetics. To be frank, it can be challenging to tell the two versions of De Niro apart based on their voices alone, especially when they are seen conversing in the trailer. Nonetheless, The Alto Knights openly acknowledges that one of the greatest actors ever is playing dual roles.