Hugh Jackman’s The Sheep Detectives Earns Best RT Score in 7 Years

Before it hits theaters on May 8th, the new film The Sheep Detectives is already getting great reviews! Currently, 94% of critics on Rotten Tomatoes have given it a positive rating. This ties it with the 2019 film Bad Education. The score is likely to change as more reviews come in, but if it goes up even one point, it will be the highest-rated film of Jackman’s career. Even a slight drop to 92% would still make it the third best-reviewed film, as another movie is close behind with a 93% rating.

The hellishly hot trend in ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ is pink slips for the media industry

The first movie, which is quickly becoming a classic, centers on Andy (Anne Hathaway), a recent college graduate who takes a humble job at Runway magazine – a clear stand-in for Vogue – hoping it will launch her journalism career. Unfortunately, she faces obstacles from three difficult colleagues: fellow assistant Emily (Emily Blunt), influential stylist Nigel (Stanley Tucci), and the intimidating Miranda (Meryl Streep), who seems like a force of nature. Miranda’s character is inspired by Anna Wintour, the former editor-in-chief of Vogue, who initially disliked the portrayal but later embraced it – understandably, considering Meryl Streep is playing her.

Kith Just Dropped a Custom Fender Guitar

Okay, so Kith just dropped some seriously cool news! They’ve teamed up with Fender again, and this time they’re releasing a limited-edition Stratocaster. It’s a custom version of the Player II model, and honestly, it looks amazing. As a guitar player, I’m definitely trying to snag one of these!

McLaren Is Bringing Its Engineering Playbook to Golf

This new approach builds on the company’s engineering expertise, using ideas from motorsport to improve golf club design – a category that doesn’t usually change quickly. A key part of this is Metal Injection Molding, a manufacturing technique not often used widely in golf. This process allows for more precise club construction and greater flexibility in weight distribution compared to traditional methods like forging or casting.