Two new episodes of The Traitors recently aired on Peacock, and fans of Big Brother likely found them frustrating. Despite being one of the ‘Faithful’ players, Tiffany Mitchell was eliminated, and with Ian Terry being the first to go this season, all former Big Brother contestants are now out of the competition.
The show has received excellent reviews, with critics especially highlighting the story and how it’s filmed, as well as performances from actors like Rhea Seehorn, who plays Carol. This is also Vince Gilligan’s first new series since he created Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, and given his track record, it could be even stronger when season two arrives.
The new film, The Bone Temple, continues the story of the 28 Days Later series, picking up right after the previous movie. Set almost thirty years after the original Rage Virus outbreak, the film follows 12-year-old Spike as he ventures out from his protected community on Holy Island to discover what lies beyond. Now playing in theaters and directed by Nia DaCosta (Hedda, Candyman), the story quickly throws Spike into a terrifying ordeal. He’s captured by Sir Jimmy Crystal (Jack O’Connell), the cruel leader of a group called the Jimmies, who forces Spike to fight for his life. The rules are brutal: Spike must kill one of Jimmy’s seven followers to join the crew, or face death. Through luck, Spike manages to survive the initial challenge, but this is just the beginning of the horrors the Jimmies have in store.
In 2007, the actress, then 41 years old, was paid $35 to $40 per hour to babysit Judd and Leslie Apatow’s daughters, Maude and Iris. This was while the Apatows were working on their film, Funny People, which was released in 2009.
The 42-year-old singer recorded a fun video wearing a blue turtleneck under a gold V-neck sweater and black jeans. She had her hair pulled back in a low bun.
The world of Star Wars has grown so much recently, with characters and stories constantly appearing across both movies and TV shows. While some shows, like Andor and Skeleton Crew, tell fairly independent stories, most Star Wars projects heavily reference other related storylines. The Clone Wars is a good example, fitting neatly between the films Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. Disney+ is planning another series similar to The Clone Wars, using the same animation style. However, what Star Wars really needs right now is a conclusion to a particular live-action story.
Although the movie didn’t get a lot of attention when it first came out, it’s now available on Prime Video, giving fans a chance to watch it or enjoy it again.
While The Rip isn’t based on a specific true story, it’s inspired by a real case—one that actor Chris Casiano, who plays Detective Al Pardo, actually worked on.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple spoilers follow.
Okay, so I just finished this show and seriously, you HAVE to check it out. It’s not easily put into one genre – it’s got horror, mystery, and a really cool coming-of-age story all mixed in. It totally kept me on the edge of my seat, and honestly, I really connected with the characters. It’s one of those shows that gets you thinking and feeling, which is awesome.