Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz, who famously played adventurers Rick and Evie O’Connell in The Mummy (1999) and The Mummy Returns (2001), directed by Stephen Sommers, are reportedly discussing a return to those roles.
The lineup includes several major artists, such as Bad Bunny, who was nominated for Album of the Year, rising stars Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, Karol G, a nominee for Song of the Year, and Fuerza Regida, a popular música mexicana group from San Bernardino.
This week, 79-year-old Cher spoke with Gayle King on CBS Mornings to share details about her new gelato, which she’s calling Cherlato.
Initially, a lot of people on TikTok thought the audio they were hearing was a fake created using artificial intelligence, because of the song’s very suggestive lyrics.
First, it’s great to see show creator Michael Schur giving fans a whole season of Ted Danson and his actual wife, Mary Steenbergen, acting together—but this time, their characters won’t be playing versions of themselves, unlike their appearances on Curb Your Enthusiasm. Mary Steenbergen will be playing Mona Margadoff, a former musician, though details about her role are currently limited.
Super Sentai shows usually follow a team of three to six young people who are trained in martial arts and given special weapons. They’re chosen to protect people, and their powers can come from magic, technology, or even helpful aliens. No matter the source, these heroes are always known by their bright, color-coordinated outfits.
Reality TV personality and actress, known for her show My Life On The D-List, recently revealed she’d had a third facelift while out in New York City. She openly discussed it during an interview on Sherri Shepherd’s talk show.
Back in 2004, before Tucker Carlson joined Fox News, Jon Stewart jokingly told Carlson on his show, Crossfire, that the program leading into his was essentially equivalent to prank phone calls – implying he was just a comedian. Now, two decades later, he’s widely considered one of the most reliable voices on the left, though that may change after another year.
Earlier, as the sun rose over the blockchain, several security firms (CertiK and QuillAudits, those busybodies) raised their eyebrows at what looked like Moonwell’s fourth rodeo with security shenanigans in three years. “A faulty data feed!” they shouted, “An attacker borrowed funds with inflated wrsETH prices!” Panic ensued, as is tradition in DeFi. 🕵️♂️💥
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