The 45-year-old former Saturday Night Live producer, who previously had an on-again, off-again relationship with Ben Affleck from 2017 to 2019, looked stunning at the premiere of ‘Alex vs. A-Rod’ at the DGA Theater in New York City.
Ducky, played by David McCallum, is a close friend of Gibbs (Mark Harmon) and has been a significant part of the NCIS universe since the beginning. We’ve even seen a younger version of him, portrayed by Adam Campbell, both in the original series alongside a young Gibbs (Sean Harmon) and again in NCIS: Origins. The episode “The Edge” focuses on the beginning of Gibbs and Ducky’s friendship, and is a heartfelt tribute to their enduring bond.
Jennifer Aniston, 56, posted a heartwarming black and white photo of her embracing her husband, Justin Theroux, 50, to celebrate his birthday.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index-because nothing says “trustworthy metric” like a scale that sounds like a bad horror movie-plummeted to a score of 21 out of 100. That’s “Extreme Fear,” or, as I like to call it, “the moment you realize you accidentally donated your life savings to a meme coin.”
“We never had plans to sue Binance, nor see any reason to do it in future,” Gaevoy proclaimed, with a tone that could be likened to the feigned calm of a man clutching a broken soul. A note of satire perhaps? Or a desperate plea to the indifferent void? “Most of the people spreading these baseless rumors,” he adds, “have goldfish memory capacity, so I won’t bother.” Ah, the irony-the truth drowned in the sea of collective oblivion. 🐟
After the sold-out Oasis concert at Marvel Stadium, many fans were playfully singing along to “Song 2,” a popular 1997 hit by the Britpop band Blur.
Turns out, AI isn’t about robots autonomously demanding world domination-instead, it’s more of a sly spy, eager to record our conversations with Alexa (who surely needs a time-out) and meticulously curate our social media to match whatever political objective is trending.
I just finished watching Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant, and it’s a powerful film that really stuck with me. It centers around John Kinley (Jake Gyllenhaal), a soldier in Afghanistan in 2018, and the incredible bravery of Ahmed (Dar Salim), his Afghan interpreter. When Kinley gets injured, Ahmed risks everything to save him, expecting help for his family in return. But the film shines a light on a frustratingly real issue: the broken promises made to those who aided the U.S. military. While it’s not a direct retelling of one specific story, The Covenant uses this very real situation to deliver a moving message about the power of human kindness and the debts we owe to those who help us, even when our own government fails them.
As a huge fan of Stephen King’s IT, I’m really excited about this new HBO Max show! It’s set in Derry, the same town from the books and movies, which is awesome. And it looks like the Hanlon family is going to play a big part – if you’ve read IT or seen the films, you’ll definitely recognize that name! It’s cool to see those familiar connections being made.
I’ve been a fan of both of them for years, and it’s amazing to see all the incredible work they’ve done together! I especially loved them in films like The Siege at Ruby Ridge, Wild At Heart, and Citizen Ruth, and their appearance on the HBO series Enlightened was just brilliant. They’ve really built up an impressive filmography over the years.