Variety reports that Paramount, now led by David Ellison, a wealthy heir known for his support of Donald Trump, is starting to limit which actors it will work with based on their public views and political stances.
Sources close to the show have revealed that the celebrities and their professional dance partners are extremely worried about ending up in the bottom four on Sunday’s results show. This is because finishing in those positions just delays the inevitable – and potentially means they’ll be eliminated from the competition.
Luckily, it’s easy to figure out the best way to watch Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. You can also include the movie El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie to get a more complete picture of Walter White’s story. What makes watching both shows so enjoyable is how the characters connect – and when characters from Breaking Bad appear in Better Call Saul, it feels natural and adds to the story, rather than just being a fun nod to fans. It genuinely deepens the characters and increases the dramatic tension.
During a recent appearance on the US talk show Watch What Happens Live, 49-year-old Australian actress revealed a surprising habit of Woody’s that bothers her.
During a recent interview on The New York Times’ podcast, The Interview, 35-year-old Lawrence discussed 67-year-old Russell’s often debated approach to directing, noting that her own experience differed from that of 51-year-old Adams.
Rapper RBX, whose legal name is Eric Dwayne Collins, is leading a potential class-action lawsuit against Spotify. The lawsuit, filed Sunday in Los Angeles, claims that RBX and other music rights holders are seeking financial compensation and a refund of past payments, arguing that Spotify’s payment system – which is based on the number of times their music is streamed – is unfair.
The 1965 film, Dr. Who and the Daleks, was the first Doctor Who adventure filmed in color and widescreen. Interestingly, it presents a different version of the story, starring Peter Cushing (known for Star Wars) as the Doctor instead of William Hartnell.
Charles Barkley openly discussed his concerns when it looked like Inside the NBA might end after TNT lost the rights to broadcast NBA games. Even after ESPN took over, Barkley continued to be honest about whether he and his colleagues would have a place at the new, Disney-owned company. He recently shared his thoughts on his new work environment while appearing on The Dan Patrick Show. In a clip posted to X, Barkley stated he wouldn’t try to please anyone, but he did express some optimism about the situation.
A K-drama’s success often depends on how well its villains are developed, regardless of whether the story ends with justice served or a darker resolution. While both satisfying and tragic endings can work, K-dramas truly shine when they give their villains compelling backstories and motivations.
