Paramount announced that the return of Landman resulted in record viewership for another Taylor Sheridan series. The new season surpassed the previous record held by Season 2 of 1923, earning 9.2 million streams worldwide in its first two days. This is a significant jump – 262% higher – than the premiere of Season 1, making it the most-watched premiere ever for a Paramount original series.
At the heart of For Good is Elphaba’s struggle against the Wizard of Oz (Goldblum) to end the mistreatment of Animals. Glinda becomes conflicted when the Wizard gives her a powerful and popular position, but only if she ignores his wrongdoing. This drives a wedge between the two former friends throughout much of the movie, and the situation is made even worse when Glinda’s fiancé, Fiyero, falls in love with Elphaba.
Directors like John Carpenter, Guillermo del Toro, and David Cronenberg have created some of the most terrifying films in both science fiction and horror. Whether they’re adapting popular books or reimagining old classics, these filmmakers consistently deliver. Science fiction already allows for incredible creativity with its settings in space and time, and adding elements of mystery and horror just makes it even more captivating.
The project aims to combine the worlds of One Piece and the NBA, bringing together the exciting battles from Eiichiro Oda’s series with the teamwork, energy, and competitive spirit of professional basketball. The first product is a special edition figure of Monkey D. Luffy wearing the jerseys of famous NBA teams like the Lakers, Bulls, Warriors, Celtics, Knicks, and Grizzlies. Called “One Piece x NBA Master Stars Piece The Monkey.D.Luffy,” the figure will be released on December 5th and costs 9,900 yen (about $65). It’s approximately 6.7 inches tall.
“The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.”
This weekend, Kevin Hart posted a photo on Instagram showing him dressed up again as his character, Franklin “Mouse” Finbar. The picture also features his stunt doubles from the movie!
Although John Wayne’s films share common threads, each of his characters felt unique and served a distinct purpose within the story. He had a remarkable ability to bring these characters to life, offering audiences both entertainment and meaningful themes. The more layered and complex his roles became, the more captivating his films were, and the more popular Wayne himself became. This range also earned him respect as an actor, solidifying his status as a true genre icon. Best known for Westerns – he starred in over three dozen – it’s difficult to pinpoint his single best film or performance.
Before we get into two big changes that Yellowstone fans should know about, it’s important to remember that Taylor Sheridan’s contract with Paramount ends in 2028. He’s recently signed a deal with Universal, which likely explains the major changes to Y: Marshals. The show is getting a new writing team and will now air on a mainstream television network. Simply put, Y: Marshals will be very different in style and tone from Yellowstone.
Originally known for its charming, hand-drawn look, The Simpsons has transitioned to a fully digital format. While the show is now smoother, quicker, and visually enhanced, it also feels noticeably different. Creating episodes used to take days of manual coloring and editing, but digital tools allow for more efficient production with impressive visuals, lighting, and special effects. Season 14 represents a turning point, moving away from the show’s original, realistic style towards a more stylized and self-aware approach. Characters have become more animated and expressive, and the humor is now more quirky and fast-paced. Some viewers appreciate this as a fresh and inventive direction for the series.
While talking with Leonberg, he described the unusual methods he used while filming. When I asked him specifically about the scenes shot from Indiana Jones’s perspective, he explained that…