Fifteen years ago, Oasis broke up due to the well-known, difficult relationship between the two brothers. The split followed several fights, walk-offs, and arguments that often involved alcohol.
Earlier this year, the Daily Mail reported that Made In Chelsea stars, who have two daughters – Sienna, age five, and Aurelia, age four – have split up after seven years of marriage. They have since reportedly begun divorce proceedings.
Jamie Lee Curtis first became known for her role as Laurie Strode in John Carpenter’s classic 1978 horror film, Halloween. She continued playing the character in several sequels, including Halloween II (1981), Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998), and Halloween Resurrection (2002). After the 2002 film, it seemed like her time with the franchise was over, but she later returned to the role for a new trilogy of Halloween films starting in 2018, directed by David Gordon Green.
The Punisher, recently featured in the Daredevil: Born Again series, made a brief appearance in the trailer for the upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie, setting up a first-time showdown with Tom Holland’s Spider-Man. While a fan favorite, the Punisher’s previous movie ventures haven’t always been successful; he actually starred in Marvel’s lowest-performing film to date.
Neil deGrasse Tyson is a well-known science communicator, and his views on science fiction are highly respected by fans. Filmmakers often seek his feedback on their movies and shows, valuing his expert opinion.
In Fantamon: Idle RPG, you’ll go on an adventure through six different continents, collecting and leveling up more than 100 unique Fantamons. You can create a team of four, experiment with different roles and strategies, and battle through defenses, challenging bosses, and compete against players around the world on the leaderboards.
The 40-year-old singer is currently touring theaters across the country with her new album, which explores the emotions surrounding her divorce from David Harbour. She’ll be expanding the tour to arenas worldwide later this summer.
Welcome, dear reader, to this week’s installment of the crypto carnival. If last week was a melodrama of institutional bravado and legal skirmishes, this week was a farcical ballet: Bitcoin’s geopolitically-fueled ascent, regulators pirouetting between leniency and crackdown, and corporate treasuries rewriting the script of digital asset theater.
Chris Pratt plays Chris Raven, a detective accused of killing his wife, Nicole. He’s tied to a chair and given 90 minutes to gather evidence and prove he didn’t do it.
The sports documentary F1 reached a significant achievement on March 22nd: it had been featured on the U.S. Apple TV charts for 100 days, according to FlixPatrol. This coincides with the date it first began streaming on December 12th. Throughout those 100 days, the show consistently ranked at or near the top of the charts.