Love Is Blind ‘Welcome to Love Is Blind!’ / ‘Love Triangles and Love Triumphs’ Season 3 Episodes 1 - 2 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** Previous Next» « Previous Episode NextEpisode » Love Is Blind ‘Welcome to Love Is Blind!’ / ‘Love Triangles and Love Triumphs’ Season 3 Episodes 1 - 2 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** Previous Next» « Previous Episode NextEpisode » Top off your gold wineglass, toss on your cowboy hat, and queue up Wide Open Spaces because the pod squad is back and heading to Dallas for what I predict will be a truly unhinged third season.
Manifesting might just be the Lovers & Friends strategy. The Las Vegas festival is no stranger to having artists on its lineup posters go “um, actually…” and deny that they’ve been booked to perform. This year was no exception; Mary J. Blige took to her Instagram Story on January 25 to state that her inclusion in the 2024 lineup “was an error” since she would be “busy in preparation for my Strength of a Woman Summit just one week later!
Think of spinoffs The Ones Who Live (center), Daryl Dixon (right), and Dead City (left) as the A, B, and C story lines of Walking Dead season 12. Juggernaut zombie series The Walking Dead ran on AMC for 11 seasons, giving once-casual fans many an opportunity to jump ship along the way. But now, with multiple spinoffs focused on fan-favorite characters from the original series, including the new The Ones Who Live — which will feature the reunion of the show’s once and future protagonist, Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) with his certified badass wife Michonne (Danai Gurira) — there is no shortage of entry points back into the TWD interconnected universe.
Sean Young in Blade Runner and Harrison Ford in Blade Runner 2049. This post contains mild spoilers about Blade Runner 2049.
What was the part of Blade Runner 2049 that squicked you out the most? The weird hologram sex scene? Jared Leto gutting that naked replicant? The vision of San Diego as a war-torn hellscape? All of those were pretty weird, but for me, nothing was more unsettling than the moment at the end of the film when Leto tried to tempt Harrison Ford’s Rick Deckard into spilling some secrets by teasing him with a reincarnated version of his lost love: Sean Young’s Rachael, digitally remade exactly as she was in the original Blade Runner.
Marc Maron announced on Twitter that he’s directing an upcoming episode of his IFC comedy Maron, which he stars in and created. The episode, a part of the show’s second season, will mark Maron’s directorial debut. Maron premiered its 10-episode first season on IFC last May and was renewed for a second season in July. Season 2, which will consist of 13 episodes, is set to premiere sometime this spring.
Tomorrow I begin directing an episode of @MaronIFC!
Well, we’re sure all his buddies would miss him. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Mark Wahlberg said he would be leaving Hollywood “sooner rather than later, probably.” The 50-year-old actor said the impact of months-long projects on his family was the reason for this hinted retirement. Wahlberg and his wife, Rhea Durham, share four children — ages 18, 16, 13, and 12 — together. “It’s gotta be something special to really bring me, you know, to leave home, to leave those guys behind,” Wahlberg explains, “because it’s the biggest sacrifice in the making for sure.
Mary and George The Queen Is Dead Season 1 Episode 6 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Mary and George The Queen Is Dead Season 1 Episode 6 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » If you were around for the 2016 queer-character decimation, then you will understand my pain caused by this episode.
Chums again. Beef refresher: Megan Fox once likened her Transformers director Michael Bay to Napoleon and Hitler; she was fired from the franchise in what This Is 40 co-star Chris O’Dowd called “one of the [most] sexist things I’ve ever seen”; Bay, looking back on it all with GQ, mused, “I’m sorry, Megan. I’m sorry I made you work twelve hours. I’m sorry that I’m making you show up on time. Movies are not always warm and fuzzy.
Melinda Dillon, the actress who warned Ralphie that he’d shoot his eye out as the mom in A Christmas Story, died on January 9 at age 83. She was also known for her Oscar-nominated supporting performances in Steven Spielberg’s 1977 movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Sydney Pollack’s 1981 film Absence of Malice. No cause was provided in an obituary announcing the news of her death.
Last night Time hosted its annual Time 100 gala, where 100 very important people and their hangers-on and publicists and stylists gather together to reflect on their collective power. One member of that group was Melissa McCarthy, which is a very good thing because in addition to being an influential person in Hollywood, she’s very good at giving speeches. In his write-up, director Paul Feig praised how McCarthy could be so funny while maintaining the three-dimensionality of her characters.