92-year-old Bob Yerkes, famed acrobatic stunt performer who daringly descended a clock tower cable for Christopher Lloyd in the film “Back to the Future” and suspended himself around the Statue of Liberty during repairs for Fred Ward in “Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins”, has passed away.
As a devoted admirer, I’d say one of the standout series on Apple TV+ for me is “Shrinking” due to its heartwarming exploration of themes like love, acceptance, and forgiveness. Each character’s unique approach to these emotions keeps me engaged. For instance, Christa Miller’s character Liz demonstrates her friendship values by giving away special rocks. Throughout the show, these significant trinkets are frequently used, making them all the more intriguing when I had the opportunity to chat with the actress about “Shrinking” Season 2, inquiring about the process of selecting those meaningful rocks and her personal connection to them.
The spooky time of year has arrived, and people are searching for terrifying films to watch on their chilly evenings in. Let me tell you that “Apartment 7A” is a must-see new movie this season for horror enthusiasts, and if you’re not utilizing your Paramount+ account to stream it, you’re missing out. This recommendation becomes even stronger if you haven’t watched the outstanding horror film it’s connected to, “Rosemary’s Baby“, as I would strongly suggest watching the prequel beforehand if you haven’t already.
Actor Sebastian Stan has dared to step into the contentious role of portraying former U.S. President Donald Trump, before his term, in the upcoming film “The Apprentice”. It came as quite a surprise for many when the charming character from the Avengers series, Bucky Barnes, was seen playing someone who is generally disliked by the public. Even Trump himself attempted to prevent the movie’s release, but it will hit the screens on October 11, 2024. Despite the public’s mixed reactions, Stan remains resolute in his choice to portray this divisive character and aims to reveal some human aspects of the well-known political figure.
Ariana DeBose charmed audiences in Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story” and Disney’s “Wish” several years ago, winning an Oscar for her performances and showcasing her vocal talents. Now, she’s back in a new role, but instead of singing, she’s shouting. Ariana DeBose is captivating in the movie “House of Spoils”, which debuts on Prime Video this week. In this action-packed film, she deftly navigates a high-end New York City kitchen, making risky decisions such as quitting her job and starting a farm-to-table restaurant upstate, leaving her respected boss behind to embark on a new life.