Robert Englund, famous for his role as Freddy Krueger in the Nightmare on Elm Street series since the 1980s, has shared that there is only one unique way he could reprise his iconic horror character again. Contrary to expectations, this isn’t through a conventional return in an upcoming sequel or remake.
Following a year filled with achievements marked by partnerships with top golf pros like Jason Day and Charley Hull, and collaborations with brands such as Jimmy Choo and Lexus, Malbon Golf has revealed another significant milestone in its journey. The brand has appointed Aaron Heiser, a seasoned executive from Nike with extensive fashion industry knowledge, as its inaugural CEO. Heiser will work closely with the founders of the company, Stephen and Erica Malbon, who will continue to hold their roles as co-chief creative officers and board members for Malbon Golf.
After initially being removed from distribution by Searchlight Pictures in January due to Jonathan Majors’ criminal conviction, the muscle-bound drama film “Magazine Dreams” featuring him has now secured a route to cinemas.
Fionn Whitehead and Luis Gnecco will headline in the film adaptation titled “Borges and Me“, based on Jay Parini’s memoir detailing his adventure through the Scottish Highlands with the esteemed Argentine author Jorge Luis Borges during the 1970s. Parini is most recognized for writing the historical novel “The Last Station“, which was transformed into a feature film nominated for an Oscar by Michael Hoffman in 2009.
Over the course of its 22-season span, the TV show NCIS has experienced a number of actors leaving the series. Some departures were permanent, but others have unexpectedly reappeared. Notably, Michael Weatherly made an appearance in the special episode honoring David McCallum and Ducky this past year. However, Pauley Perrette continues to express her reluctance about returning as Abby Sciuto, and she’s been keeping herself quite occupied since leaving acting altogether.