On a recent episode of Hot Ones with Sean Evans, Denzel Washington shared a story about starting out in Hollywood. He admitted he used to be incredibly impressed by famous actors, and Dustin Hoffman was one of them. Washington remembered the first time he met Hoffman, the actor complimented his work in The Great Debaters. Powell was floored by the praise and thrilled Hoffman had enjoyed the film and his performance.
When Castiel arrived in Season 4, Supernatural transformed from a show about local ghost stories into a much larger story about fate and the war between Heaven and Hell. His introduction marked a turning point, fundamentally changing the show’s tone. Looking back now, seventeen years later, Castiel’s arrival feels like a clear dividing line – there’s a distinct difference between episodes before and after his character appears. The show’s world expanded beyond simple cases in small towns to something much bigger and more complex. What’s great about Supernatural is that it never forgot its roots – it still featured standalone monster hunts, but built upon them with these larger storylines. This balance between familiar, self-contained episodes and the overarching plot kept viewers engaged for years.
According to a recent report, the lawyers for Colleen Hoover’s It Ends With Us director, Justin Baldoni, are now discussing an unplanned kiss during filming. A new legal filing submitted on November 13th includes previously unseen footage of Baldoni and actress Blake Lively, playing their characters Lily and Ryle, sharing a brief kiss during a hospital scene that didn’t make it into the final movie. You can view the footage on People’s website.
A recent report from TheWrap confirms that Brainiac, a classic Superman foe, will be the villain in the upcoming “Man of Tomorrow” movie. Fans had long suspected this, especially after James Gunn hinted at the character’s inclusion in the script, and now it’s officially confirmed.
Although some viewers were surprised by this outcome, it actually makes sense considering Rory’s journey throughout the series. Despite her many achievements, she wasn’t suited for the competitive world of journalism. She was a talented writer, but her difficulty coping with failure held her back from truly succeeding. Looking back, it’s clear that one episode foreshadowed this result.
FX’s new show, Shōgun, began airing in February 2024. It’s adapted from James Clavell’s 1975 novel of the same name, which drew inspiration from actual historical figures and occurrences. While some names have been altered in both the book and the series, the overall storyline remains true to history, allowing us to understand what happened to characters like Blackthorne.
After gaining fame for his Spaghetti Westerns filmed in Italy, Clint Eastwood successfully transitioned to Hollywood stardom. He collaborated with prominent directors like Don Siegel, Brian G. Hutton, and Michael Cimino, and became known for memorable roles such as ‘Dirty’ Harry Callahan, Josey Wales, and David Garver. While acting, Eastwood also developed his skills as a director, and many of his self-directed films became highly successful throughout the 1970s, 80s, and 90s – a trend that continues today. Though he’s made many great films, his work from the 1970s is often considered his best. He became a highly respected Western director, starting with his 1973 film, High Plains Drifter, which continues to spark debate among fans about the events that unfolded in the town of Lago and the mysterious stranger who arrived there.
The studio behind the SL anime, A-1 Pictures, created the opening cinematic for the new Solo Leveling: Karma video game, and it’s visually stunning. However, the opening contains major spoilers, revealing scenes from later in the story that won’t even appear until Season 3 of the Solo Leveling anime. This is because the Solo Leveling: Karma game is set during a specific 27-year period that was only briefly mentioned at the very end of the original Solo Leveling manhwa.
I just got a first look at the details for Ordained, and it sounds intense! Colin Farrell is set to star as a priest who isn’t exactly known for turning the other cheek – apparently, he has a pretty rough history. The movie’s based on a new comic book series of the same name, written by Robert Venditti and illustrated by Trevor Hairsine. The first issue drops on December 10th from Bad Idea Publishing, and honestly, I’m already intrigued.
I was completely hooked by the latest prequel episode, “Now You See It.” It really delved into Frank Shaw’s backstory and revealed his connection to Pennywise. Turns out, he first met that ancient evil when he was just twelve years old, and it was a truly terrifying experience that completely shaped the rest of his life.