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On more than one occasion, I’ve made this clear and I’ll repeat it: Jenna Ortega has been acing the red carpet fashion with her stylish choices ahead of the 2024 premiere of “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.” By embracing Tim Burton’s distinct aesthetic and drawing inspiration from the original film, her looks have been nothing short of stunning. And she’s continued to impress us with an outfit that perfectly captures Geena Davis’ ghost character Barbara from “Beetlejuice.”

Disney+ has just released a fresh trailer for the upcoming spin-off series, titled “Agatha All Along“. This series delves deeper into the life of Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn), following her after her defeat in the finale of WandaVision, where she was bested by Wanda Maximoff/ Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany). The new trailer showcases never-before-seen footage from the series, providing intriguing hints and raising more questions about the much-anticipated comeback of everyone’s beloved Marvel sorceress. Take a look at the trailer below to get a sneak peek.

In the TV series, Jerry Seinfeld and his unpolished crew were remarkably straightforward, even ruthless when necessary. The character George (Jason Alexander) finds himself in an awkward situation when his girlfriend Audrey (Susan Diol) is subjected to their collective bluntness in “The Nose Job.” Although George appreciates her overall, he can’t ignore Kramer’s (Michael Richards) candid observation about the size of Audrey’s nose. Despite praising her beauty, Kramer suggests she should consider a nose job. Once the idea is out there, it consumes George’s attention, making him hyper-aware of his girlfriend’s large nose.

In response to Elon Musk’s alleged non-compliance with orders to delete specific accounts perceived as threats to its democracy, the Brazilian Supreme Court has blocked access to X within the country.

Over Labor Day weekend, moviegoing isn’t typically a major event, as most cinema-goers tend to wrap up summer activities instead. This year is no different. The standout film of the long weekend is undeniably “Deadpool & Wolverine“, which holds onto its top spot for a sixth week and surpasses $600 million domestically, making it one of only 16 films ever to achieve this milestone, unadjusted for inflation.