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Maggie Gyllenhaal’s film, The Bride!, is very upfront about its themes – almost to a fault. From the very beginning, it feels like the movie is explicitly stating its intentions, similar to an essay’s introduction. While it’s easy to understand the anger the film explores, the way it’s presented feels uninspired and predictable. You can quickly grasp the movie’s main ideas, and after a while, it becomes draining rather than engaging. The emphatic exclamation point in the title hints at this – the film overstates its points instead of letting them resonate naturally.

The 39-year-old actress has stated she doesn’t care about promoting body positivity, even though she’s appeared in revealing scenes, and is tired of any attention or criticism about her body.

This happened one day after Stephen A. Smith publicly called New Orleans Pelicans player Zion Williamson a “food addict.” The team responded by posting a video online with clips of Smith that appeared to be meant to embarrass him, drawing from his long career in broadcasting.

He hasn’t been seen since his recent argument with Jackie ‘O’ Henderson on the KIIS FM show, The Kyle & Jackie O Show.

Based on a February 25th court filing, the company, headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, has 13 locations nationwide, including Pasadena and Westwood.

After his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, publicly shared birthday wishes for him, the cooking personality was given a chance to mend his relationship with his family.

ARN confirmed today that Henderson’s $100 million contract has been cancelled after she informed management she could no longer work with Kyle Sandilands. This decision followed Sandilands’ on-air remarks, which upset her significantly.

Before E!’s “Dirty Rotten Scandals” premieres on Wednesday, the Daily Mail shared shocking new information from sources close to the show, detailing issues like eating disorders and emotional distress experienced by those involved.

According to his obituary, James Gunn passed away at his home in Toronto on Monday after a struggle with ALS.

Sam needs to take the train to the last stop, where he’ll trade the hostages for John Bailey-Brown, the man who planned the plane hijacking in Season 1. Bailey-Brown is also responsible for the death of Sam’s son, Kai. This means Sam has to help free the man who killed his son in order to save his ex-wife.