Star Trek, a popular franchise adored by countless millions (and possibly even hundreds of millions) worldwide, has a far-reaching impact and an eclectic fanbase. This diverse group can be found among different races, faiths, socio-economic backgrounds, and more. Thus, it’s not unusual or astonishing to see individuals incorporating this franchise into their everyday lives.
A celebrity from the Kyle and Jackie O show has officially married their long-term partner and intends to broadcast their Las Vegas wedding over the airwaves in real time.
Carrie Bickmore and Tommy Little seemed cheerful upon their joint arrival at Sydney Airport not too long ago.
The hosts for Channel 10’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Australia have been confirmed after reports Bindi Irwin could be set to step in and host alongside her younger brother Robert.
Based on Variety’s report, Russell Crowe is set to appear in an upcoming MMA film titled “The Beast in Me“. Interestingly, this isn’t just any Russell Crowe – he’s the 60-year-old actor we all know. However, contrary to initial expectations, Crowe won’t be portraying the fighter himself; instead, he’ll take on the role of a veteran trainer in the movie. The part of the fighter will be played by Daniel MacPherson. This character has faced a personal tragedy involving his brother and decides to return to the ring for a match under ONE Championship.
LEGO is releasing a classic Batmobile toy from the Batman ’66 series.
She can normally be found on the runway or FROW for high fashion events.
Recently single, Iris Law turned heads in a chic gray strapless minidress at the Charli XCX and H&M’s party during London Fashion Week on Thursday night.
After her harrowing kidnapping ordeal, it was a warm smile that conveyed the news to the world that Holly Willoughby had returned to work again.
At first glance, the storyline of a middle-aged man, a young woman from the Millennial generation, and an injured canine, who find themselves in a typical suburban neighborhood far away, may not appear to be a promising formula for television popularity.