The Story Behind That Time Isla Fisher Almost Drowned While Filming Now You See Me

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Working in the cinematic world, everything appears unreal. I always thought that standing behind the camera wouldn’t put my life at risk. With stunt doubles, green screens, motion capture technology, and other means to execute dangerous stunts and heart-pounding scenes safely, it seemed like a controlled environment. But alas, accidents can still occur from time to time, reminding us that nothing in this industry is ever truly foolproof. Actress Isla Fisher recently shared her terrifying experience on set, and the tale sends shivers down my spine.

Coinbase Acquires BUX’s Cyprus Unit for European Expansion

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As a seasoned crypto investor with over a decade of experience under my belt, I find Coinbase’s recent acquisition of BUX’s Cyprus arm a strategic move that could potentially reshape the landscape of digital asset trading. Having closely followed Coinbase since its inception, I can attest to their relentless pursuit of expansion and innovation. This … Read more

Blake Lively Files Second Lawsuit as Justin Baldoni Sues New York Times

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As I step into 2025, I find myself once more engaging in legal proceedings against my director and co-star, Justin Baldoni, from our film “It Ends with Us.” Coincidentally, he has also filed a $250 million libel suit against The New York Times regarding their coverage of my initial complaint. For now, we await the official court dates to be set.

Peacock Cancels Its First Original Adult Animated Series ‘In the Know’ After One Season

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The evening of New Year’s Eve delivered unfortunate news to television aficionados, as Peacock announced the termination of one of its top original shows. Debuted on January 25, 2024, the adult-animated series In The Know briefly shone in the limelight before disappearing into obscurity. As reported by Deadline, Peacock has decided to end In The Know. The show was a distinctive mix of stop-motion animation and real interview footage, an avant-garde mixed-media series with a six-episode run. Following its premiere, it garnered positive reviews from critics who appreciated its humor, insightful social commentary, and the fantastical viewing experience it provided. The official summary of In The Know goes as follows:

“Exploring the absurdities and complexities of modern society through a unique blend of stop-motion animation and real interview footage, In The Know offers viewers an immersive, whimsical journey into today’s cultural landscape. With six captivating episodes, this experimental series delves deep into the heart of social issues, providing both humor and food for thought.