On ‘Sister Wives,’ Kody, Janelle, Meri and more reveal how they took news of Garrison’s death
On last Sunday’s episode of TLC’s reality show, I was part of a heartbreaking journey as father Kody Brown, his wife Robyn, and the women who once shared a life with him – Meri, Janelle, and Christine – revealed their personal experiences learning about Garrison’s passing.
The Last of Us season 2: Fans react to surpise Josh Peck cameo
Fans of “The Last of Us” series were taken aback by the unexpected guest appearance of actor Josh Peck, who is known for his role in “Drake & Josh,” in the fourth episode of the second season.
Lauren Graham Toasts to New Film Role with Wine in Hand?
As a seasoned lifestyle enthusiast, I recently stepped out donning a chic baby-blue beanie, a sleek black puffer jacket that hugged me like a warm embrace, coordinated leggings in the same dark hue, and a pair of pristine white sneakers.
David Lee Roth returns to the stage amid Van Halen drama
On the weekend, David Lee Roth returned to public performances after over five years, headlining at the M3 music festival in Columbia, Maryland. As reported by Rolling Stone, his setlist primarily consisted of classic hits from his former band Van Halen. Accompanying him were guitarist Al Estrada and four backup vocalists.
Meet the Artist Embracing AI: A New Era of Creative Freedom Awaits!
Hailing from Miami, Panamanian artist Dahlia Dreszer distinguishes herself as a beacon of optimism and supporter of AI capabilities. She equates the application of AI in artistry to the practice of painting or sketching – just another tool that can tap into one’s creative prowess and artistic vision, which might have remained unexplored without it. Utilizing advanced generative AI models such as Stable Diffusion, 3.5, Midjourney, Adobe Firefly, and Nova, Dreszer spent over a year teaching an AI-driven image generator her unique style. She guided the AI to create works that embodied her artistic sensibilities, with one piece in her current exhibition entirely generated by artificial intelligence.
Andor’s Bold Move: Ignoring the Force Redefines Star Wars for Adults
Although some argue that Star Wars should steer clear of politics entirely, George Lucas intentionally crafted the films and The Clone Wars animated series in a way that made them comprehensible for children, while embedding deeper political themes within the subtext – a layer many fans of my generation and beyond may have missed. My preferred film is Return of the Jedi, and I recall when it was considered the “dark” Star Wars. When the prequel trilogy emerged, many fans of my generation brushed off the intricate political conflicts within the Republic and the rigid debates among the Jedi. As an adult-oriented series, Andor represents a concentrated embodiment of the anti-authoritarian political undercurrents that run through Star Wars, albeit one that largely overlooks the spiritual principles of the Force – aspects Lucas considered crucial.
’60 Minutes’ shows it’s not scared off by Trump’s lawsuit and threats
The CBS news program finds itself in a legal dispute with the president due to a contested October interview with Vice President Kamala Harris, which Trump alleges was manipulated in editing for political gain during her presidential campaign. This lawsuit poses complications for the proposed $8 billion sale of CBS News’ parent company, Paramount Global, to Skydance Media.
The Handmaid’s Tale star explains meaning behind new episode’s surprise reunion
In a recent conversation, actress Elisabeth Moss, who plays a key role in The Handmaid’s Tale, shed light on the reason for the unexpected encounter at the start of season six. She noted that this moment is connected to the conclusion of the storyline.
Final Destination: Bloodlines director reveals “record-breaking” premonition scene
The upcoming horror movie, which is the sixth installment of its series, will be helmed by directors Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein, with a unique narrative structure that unfolds across various time periods.
Hugh Jackman’s Steamy Scenes with Co-Star Spark Sutton Foster Relationship Woes!
In the dramatic production titled “Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes,” Jackman portrays Jon, a three-time divorced character in midlife who is both a college professor and a novelist. He finds himself entangled in a prohibited romance with his 19-year-old student Annie, played by Ella Beatty, who is 25 years old.