Jim Parsons, who played the Emmy-winning character Sheldon Cooper for 12 seasons on “The Big Bang Theory” and also served as an executive producer and narrator for its spin-off “Young Sheldon,” has said he won’t reprise his role in the immediate future. While Parsons starred in the popular sitcom from 2007 to 2019, he appeared on camera again for the final episode of “Young Sheldon” that aired in May.
Lara Croft, the iconic British archaeologist, consistently showcases her exceptional intellect and athleticism across various gaming and cinematic appearances. Now, she’s making waves in an animated series, promising a potential goldmine on Netflix with her latest escapade. The new animated series, titled “Tomb Raider: Legend of Lara Croft“, is the latest incarnation of the character, stemming from the popular Tomb Raider game franchise developed by Core Design since 1996. Starring Hayley Atwell, this animated adaptation adheres to the familiar formula beloved by fans while offering a fresh perspective on the traditionally male-oriented video game heroine.
In 2022, Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt exchanged vows at their residence in a charming ceremony. Later that year, they were blessed with their sweet child named Raha. Ranbir, who often speaks about his bond with Raha, recently mentioned that she has brought the best changes to his life. He also reminisced about following Alia’s guidance when planning their dream wedding.
As we count down the days for the review restrictions on the hotly anticipated sequel of Sony Marvel’s Venom, Venom: The Last Dance, the creative mind behind the Venom villain Knull (who is poised to make his cinematic debut in the upcoming installment) has recently shared on Twitter that he has already watched the movie, and found it “wonderful.
Choosing the standout ’90s and early 2000s cartoons seems like an insurmountable challenge. But, much like Batman, we need to tackle our doubts to emerge victorious. The abundance of top-notch series from this period makes the task daunting. Shows such as “Biker Mice from Mars” and “Captain Planet and the Planeteers,” which may not make it into most people’s Top 10 or 20, are still treasured by Gen Xers and millennials for their unique appeal.