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This movie needs a bad guy that isn't Kenneth Branagh.
Mads Mikkelson or Denzel Washington
Good for them!
The highest-paid TV stars, according to Variety:
• Jennifer Aniston (The Morning Show) — $2M
• Chris Pratt (The Terminal List) — $2M
• Reese Witherspoon (The Morning Show) — $2M
• Sylvester Stallone (Tulsa King) — $2M
• Kenneth Branagh (Laird) — $1.4M
• Harrison Ford (Shrinking) — $1.3M
• Jason Segel (Shrinking) — $1.3M
• Cole Hauser (Dutton Ranch) — $1.2M
• Kelly Reilly (Dutton Ranch) — $1.2M
• Elisabeth Moss (Shining Girls) — $1.1M
• Zendaya (Euphoria) — $1M
• Selena Gomez (Only Murders in the Building) — $1M
• Jake Gyllenhaal (Presumed Innocent) — $1M
• Nicolas Cage (Spider-Noir) — $1M
• Robert De Niro (Zero Day) — $1M
• Andrew Garfield (Wild Things) — $1M
• Jude Law (Wild Things) — $1M
• Alan Ritchson (Reacher) — $1M
• Steve Martin (Only Murders in the Building) — $1M
• Martin Short (Only Murders in the Building) — $1M
• Jennifer Garner (The Five-Star Weekend) — $1M
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Season 2 continues to impress. Max has become an very likeable character in season 2 and they bring just the right amount of quirk to the cases.
More importantly than anything, the show is saturated and well lit! The tone of the show matches the visuals which is rare today!
I finally picked WILD CARDS back up in season 2 and it's really good!
The characterization is more palatable and the show understands that the best procedurals investigate wacky characters and worlds while bringing the leads closer together.
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I swear, this is exactly what I look like without a shirt on, I just don't wanna brag because it would be uncouth.
Glen Powell, 37, shirtless packs on the PDA with Landman star Michelle Randolph, 27, as their romance continues moment after he left his ex girlfriend, Gigi Paris.
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Glen Powell is 38 (born 1988) not 37 and Michelle Randolph is 29 (born 1997) not 27; he split from Gigi Paris in 2023 and began dating Randolph in late 2025, not "moment after." No credible reports show the shirtless public outing in the images.
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I finally picked WILD CARDS back up in season 2 and it's really good!
The characterization is more palatable and the show understands that the best procedurals investigate wacky characters and worlds while bringing the leads closer together.
YOU GO, GIRL!
Florence Pugh says "I’m not standing for bullsh*t behavior" on set anymore: "Show up on time, don’t be rude, don’t be a misogynist."
“Every time I work on a movie, I get more confident in the way that I can protect myself and the way that I can lead a film set, and just not stand for bullsh*t anymore. I’m not doing it. I’m not standing for bullsh*t behavior. I’m not standing for bullsh*t attitude. I’m not allowing for people to be rude to the crew. You just get bolder and bigger and more confident with time, and you want to be around and work with the right people. And the moment someone is making that vibe feel off, everybody feels it. I don’t want to deal with messy. It’s just about surrounding yourself with professionals who have the same way of working in mind: Show up on time, don’t be rude, don’t be a misogynist." (via Elle)
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This shot from Rocky has always stirred something in me, much more so than the triumphant pose from the top of the stairs.
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John Woo explains why the Beretta is his favourite gun to use in his movies. He said it looked “sexy” and “powerful,” and loved the way it came across on screen.
Whomever cast Anthony Ippolito & Kiki Seto as Young Sylvester Stallone & Talia Shire deserves a bonus.
This shot from Rocky has always stirred something in me, much more so than the triumphant pose from the top of the stairs.
Going live at 8pm eastern for a Saturday stream with @ThomasConnorsJr and @CultureCasino!
Gonna discuss whether franchises like G.I. Joe and James Bond are cooked in the big 26!





















