While Rebecca Bunch may be the soul of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Paula Proctor (Donna Lynne Champlin), her work and life bestie, certainly is the heart. Fast friends ever since Rebecca moved to West Covina to take up residence at Whitefeather & Associates and hunt down Josh, the duo soon became inseparable through their romantic schemes, and forged a unique, genuine bond in the process. But this season, something has changed in Paula — unfulfilled with her life as a paralegal, she applies to a local law school and makes Rebecca sign a contract that stipulates Paula will be barred from any and all future ruses.

Kyle MacLachlan in his film debut. This article was originally published on March 29, 2021. With Dune: Part Two coming to theaters, we’re republishing. Sir Patrick Stewart charging into battle cradling both a wide-eyed pug and a gun should be the subject of absurd fan art, and yet it’s a real scene from David Lynch’s 1984 adaptation of Dune. Like the rest of his widely panned take on Frank Herbert’s landmark 1965 sci-fi novel, the sight is a feast of contradicting yet amazing ideas that continues to astound nearly four decades later.

Dear Edward Music Season 1 Episode 8 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Dear Edward Music Season 1 Episode 8 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » There will always be growing pains when you try to go forward and move on, and many of our grievers are feeling them this week.

Despite subjecting the crowd at Chicago’s Bottom Lounge to a backdrop of a fan’s suicide note on Friday night, Death Grips never actually showed up for the Lollapalooza-sanctioned aftershow they were slated to headline. Dispatches from both Reddit and Twitter state indicate that “after learning that the band wouldn’t play, fans proceeded to destroy their equipment, including a drum kit that was presumably Zach Hill’s” (you can see evidence of that here as well as a video of the crowd here).

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Nearly a decade ago, Dev Patel made his film debut in Slumdog Millionaire, playing a teenager from the slums of Mumbai, India, whose life is changed after a legendary run on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. This year, Patel can be seen in Lion, a similarly moving rags-to-riches story — this time based on true events — about a young boy named Saroo who is separated from his family, is adopted by an Australian couple, and later grows obsessed with solving the mystery of his own identity.

British YouTube star Sam Pepper has over 2 million subscribers, aqua hair, and, as of yesterday, the entire internet against him. On Sunday, Pepper uploaded a prank video (you’ll find many such videos on his channel) in which he carries out an elaborate ruse to scare the shit out of one half of the Vine star duo Sam Golbach and Colby Brock. In the video, Pepper kidnaps Colby (who was in on the prank) and Golbach and takes them to a rooftop where Pepper pretends to shoot and kill Colby in front of an absolutely petrified Golbach.

“Disaster Girl” Zoë Roth in 2019. It’s only the spring, and we’ve already hit peak 2021. Zoë Roth, the star of the “Disaster Girl” meme, now a 21-year-old college senior, just sold her viral photo as a non-fungible token to pay off student loans and donate to charity. No, this country does not deserve Gen Z. The infamous meme shows Roth devilishly smirking in front of a house on fire in her neighborhood in North Carolina back in 2007.

Few actors committed as ferociously. Few actors were so damned much fun to watch. Photo: Jean-Louis Urli/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images How do you know you’re dealing with one of the all-time great actors? When they die, you don’t know where to start. So I’ll repeat what Donald Sutherland’s son Kiefer said today when announcing his father’s death at 88: “I personally think he was one of the most important actors in the history of film.

Takeoff As the news of Takeoff’s sudden death broke in the early hours of November 1, the music industry was in disbelief over the loss of the 28-year-old rapper. The youngest member of the Grammy-winning trap group Migos died after being shot and killed at a Houston bowling alley November 1, a rep confirmed to AP News. His uncle and bandmate, Quavo, was present at the bowling alley but was not harmed, according to reports.