Lucia Casone/Getty Images Not many actors can say they’ve exorcised demons in “Supernatural,” played a twisted superhero in “TheBoys,” and starred in aforgotten sci-fi show from cinema legend James Cameron. But Jensen Ackles can. He appeared opposite Jessica Alba in “Dark Angel,” which was co-created by Cameron and ran for two seasons on Fox from
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By the end of this weekend, The Odyssey will have crushed the ultimate record, becoming Universal‘s highest grossing movie ever at the global box office with $1.684 billion. The pic will sail above Universal’s previous record-breaker, 2015’s Jurassic World which ended its run at $1.677 billion. By Sunday, The Odysseywill count $601.2M million domestic and
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It’s an exciting time to be a MCU fan, with Spider-Man: Brand New Day breaking records and Avengers: Doomsday hitting theaters in December. But there’s another upcoming Marvel movie that’s been making headlines: Jake Schreier’s developing X-Men movie. Broadway actress Maya Boyd will be playing Storm in that project, and after posting a recent photo
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Since the team’s debut in 1960, the Justice League has faced every kind of threat imaginable, from alien invasions to infighting. In just about every adventure, the League has been able to come out on top and unscathed, defeating the evil they faced with their combined powers and exceptional teamwork. But there have been moments
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ABC It’s no secret that the television industry is run largely by personal relationships. It has also infamously provided cover for literal criminals who hid in plain sight in Hollywood’s biggest studios. Suffice it to say, it is (historically speaking) extraordinarily rare for actors to be held accountable to the extent that they’re fired from
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When Thursday’s Blockbuster first got underway, it seemed like Dee had it in the bag, rendering her campaigning needless. The players had to correctly piece together a circular, three-dimensional, double-sided puzzle, and Dee used the wise strategy of constructing the puzzle flat on the floor first before she started mounting the pieces on their poles.
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An R rating once came with an obvious box office disadvantage. Studios could sell a PG-13 blockbuster to virtually everyone, while R-rated movies automatically excluded younger audiences unless they attended with an adult. For decades, that put a very real ceiling on how much money even the biggest adult-oriented releases could make. That ceiling is
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Bethany Antonia has reportedly asked for a female dance partner (BBC) Strictly Come Dancing is reportedly set to feature another same-sex pairing this year, with House of the Dragon actor Bethany Antonia said to have requested a female partner, per claims about the new series’ pairings. The BBC has yet to confirm which celebrities will
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Imax big screens have passed $600 million in global box office receipts so far this quarter, says CEO Rich Gelfond, noting that it’s still early in September (Q4 runs through end of the month) and “our best quarter ever was in the mid-three hundreds.” That was in the third quarter of 2023. The company is
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Between recording two albums and playing the festival route across Europe, Beirut have been busy so far this decade. But Zach Condon and his bandmates haven’t been able to cross the pond in that time, and they’re looking to change that in 2027. Next spring, Beirut will finally perform their first North American tour in
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Josh Johnson, the SML co-founder and member of Jeff Parker’s ETA IVtet, has announced Animative, the follow-up to his 2024 LP Unusual Object. Making his debut on International Anthem/Nonesuch, the composer, saxophonist, and synthesist will release the album physically on October 23 before a November 10 streaming release. Guests include Meshell Ndegeocello—whose 2023 album The
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