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Netflix’s sci-fi adventure The Electric State combines a gripping narrative with a carefully curated soundtrack that resonates with its post-apocalyptic setting. Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, the film follows an orphaned teenager who embarks on a journey with a mysterious robot to find her long-lost brother. The diverse selection of songs, ranging from classic rock to pop hits, enriches the storytelling by reflecting the emotional and thematic undertones of the characters’ journey. This article provides a comprehensive list of every song featured in the movie, enhancing your viewing experience.

‘The Electric State’ Soundtrack – All Songs Featured in the Netflix Movie

The soundtrack of The Electric State plays a crucial role in shaping its emotional and thematic landscape. Tom Petty’s “Mary Jane’s Last Dance” sets the tone for the protagonist’s journey, evoking a sense of nostalgia. “I Fought the Law” and “Breaking the Law” underscore moments of rebellion and danger,...

Many cineastes think Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather is the most influential film of all times. I would have to go with that. So would Feroz Khan, who’s been in two of the worst Godfather-influenced films of all time. Here’s saluting The Godfather clones, good, bad and the awful.

1. Dharmatma (1975):

Feroz Khan was always ahead of his time. So, it’s no surprise that he was the first Bollywood filmmaker to jump on the The Godfather bandwagon with this wildly out-of-control remake—an almost scene-by-scene reaffirmation of the original with Feroz playing Al Pacino and Premnath as Marlon Brando. A laughably crude homage to the original, the silver lining was the beauteous Hema Malini as Reshma, the exotic Afghani lass whom Michael, sorry Feroz, falls in love with. Hema dancing to Lataji’s ‘Mere galiyon se logon ki yaari ho gayi’ would have probably given Coppola...

In “My Dear Théo,” Alisa Kovalenko presents an unforgettable, searing, tender chronicle of the months she served on the frontline in Ukraine. We begin with February 2022, when she joins the volunteer army as the Russian occupation tightens its grip. Her son, Théo, goes to France where her husband has family. Kovalenko stays behind, fighting for her beleaguered country. For her, the war erupted much earlier, dating to 2014 when Russia invaded Crimea. Now, she feels particularly beholden that she must do her bit, not retreat and scamper off as the aggressor would want.

Kovalenko keeps a memory diary, recording the events of the day for herself, her son as well as history’s sake. She maintains she can shoot only when circumstances are relatively less tense, seemingly less precarious and there’s some semblance of fleeting stability. It’s a one-way correspondence with her wondering if her son would like it...

On Saturday March 22 2025, Oxygen broadcasts New York Homicide!

A Mother Missing Season 3 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “New York Homicide,” titled “A Mother Missing,” promises to be a gripping exploration of a troubling case. Set to air on Oxygen, this episode focuses on the mysterious disappearance of a cherished mother from Staten Island. The NYPD detectives assigned to the case are immediately suspicious, feeling deep down that she did not simply walk away from her family.

As the investigation unfolds, the detectives begin to retrace the woman’s last known movements. They dig into her daily life, interviewing friends and family to understand her state of mind before she vanished. The sense of urgency grows as they piece together her final hours, trying to find any clues that could lead them to her whereabouts.

The turning point in the investigation comes when the detectives review CCTV footage. This...

In the years since Bong Joon Ho made Oscar history with “Parasite”s best picture victory in 2020, the Korean director’s fanbase continued to grow and evolve around the world. And with the recent release of his capitalistic satire “Mickey 17” starring Robert Pattinson, the time feels right to celebrate his genre-defying work over the years.

Opening this Sunday in Los Angeles, the Academy Museum’s “Director’s Inspiration: Bong Joon Ho Exhibit” marks the first exhibit fully dedicated to the beloved director’s filmography. The collection features over 100 original objects from Bong, including the suseok rock from “Parasite,” the original slate used during filming “The Host” and an advertisement for the film club Bong formed while enrolled at Yonsei University, where he screened classics like “Paris, Texas,” “Tokyo Story” and “Raging Bull.”

When working on the exhibit over the past two years and collaborating with Bong on personal touches,...

Lovers or friends? That’s the question of the century of many people, including Renako Amaori, who think she befriended the popular girls at school. Mai, on the other hand, thinks it’s something more. The first trailer for the adaptation of Teren Mikami’s There’s No Way I’ll be Your Lover! Unless... light novel series was released alongside a new visual featuring the main cast and two more cast additions! There’s No Way I’ll be Your Lover! Unless... First Full Trailer and Character Visual Joining the cast of There’s No Way I’ll be Your Lover! Unless... is: Satsuki Koto voiced by Kana Ichinose Kaho Koyanagi voiced by Takako Tanaka Related: There’s No Freaking Way I’ll be Your Lover! Unless… Anime Announced for Summer 2025 Natsumi Uchinuma directs the There's No Freaking Way I'll Be Your Lover! Unless… anime at studio Mother, with...

“Mother and Mom” (Korean: 라이딩 인생) is a South Korean family drama series that premiered on March 3, 2025. The show delves into the intricate dynamics between three generations of women, highlighting the challenges and bonds that define their relationships. With a focus on the pressures of early childhood education in South Korea, the series offers a poignant look into the lives of mothers and daughters navigating societal expectations.

‘Mother and Mom’ Plot Overview:

The narrative centers on Lee Jung-eun, a dedicated marketer in the beauty industry, who is determined to provide the best education for her seven-year-old daughter. Facing the competitive nature of early childhood education, Jung-eun turns to her own mother, Yoon Ji-ah, for assistance. Ji-ah, a pediatric art therapist, raised Jung-eun as a single mother, and their relationship becomes strained as past resentments surface. Set in Daechi-dong, the series portrays the lengths to which families go to ensure their children’s success,...

Stephen King’s Cujo is set to be adapted by Netflix, potentially with Darren Aronofsky as the director. The 1981 novel tells a chilling story about a mother and her son surrounded by horror, with their chances of survival growing dim as the plot unfolds. With Aronofsky in discussions with Netflix, this classic tale will soon come to life on screen.

A still from Darren Aronofsky’s Mother! | Paramount Pictures

Aronofsky’s knack for crafting psychological thrillers throughout his career and Netflix’s obsession with adapting Stephen King’s work sound like a match made in heaven. For those who have been waiting for a horror tale, Cujo will serve it right into their plates, evoking all sorts of harrowing emotions one might not be prepared for. This will also mark Aronofsky’s first feature on a streaming platform.

Stephen King’s 1981 classic Cujo will soon be renewed by Netflix Stephen...

In a bit of unexpected news, Darren Aronofsky is headed to the world of Stephen King. Yes, the man behind everything from "Requiem for a Dream" to "Mother!" has been tapped to direct Netflix's upcoming film version of "Cujo," King's 1981 novel that previously inspired a big screen adaptation in 1983. Now, Aronosky will be afforded the chance to put his own stamp on the material.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Aronofsky has signed on to direct the adaptation, which is being produced by Roy Lee. There is still no word on who is penning the screenplay, but the filmmaker is expected to be meeting with candidates soon. This is all pretty surprising, as Netflix's "Cujo" was only revealed to be in development very recently. It seems this one won't be languishing in development hell.

Aronofsky is coming off his hit "The Whale," which ultimately netted Brendan Fraser an Oscar. He...

Netflix's adaptation of Stephen King's Cujo takes another step forward, with an Oscar-nominated director reportedly a top contender to helm the upcoming film. Released in 1981, King's novel of the same tells the story of a sweet St. Bernard family pet who becomes a violent killing machine after contracting rabies from a bat, trapping a mother and her son inside a broken-down vehicle outside a mechanic's shop. Cujo was adapted into a movie in 1983 from director Lewis Teague, and it was announced last week that another take on the novel is now in the works at Netflix.

THR now reports that Darren Aronofsky is in talks to direct Cujo for Netflix, with Roy Lee producing. Lee is a King veteran, having produced both It movies, Salem's Lot (2024), and Francis Lawrence's upcoming The Long Walk. There's currently no writer attached to the Cujo adaptation, but Aronofsky will reportedly be...

Over a half a century after its release, Mother India (released in 1957) remains one of the most important international films of all time. The groundbreaking film made it to the Academy Awards and eventually bagged a nomination in the Best International Film category, only to lose the prize to Federico Fellini by just one vote, who took the Golden Statue for Nights of Cabiria. Despite facing defeat at the Oscars, this social epic became one of the greatest international films of all time. But what makes it endure?

The director, Mehboob Khan, made a film deeply embedded in a specific cultural context. The setting of the movie was rooted in rural India, showing the brutal reality faced by the poor of the nation. However, there were a lot of elements in the film that resonated with the audience worldwide. The plight of the working class, the unflinching portrayal of struggle,...

Netflix’s The Electric State, directed by the Russo brothers, brings a retro-futuristic adventure to the screen with a soundtrack packed with ‘90s classics. Starring Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt, the film follows Michelle (Brown) and Keats (Pratt) as they navigate a dystopian America in search of Michelle’s missing brother. With a mix of action, emotion, and robotic companions, the film blends visual spectacle with music that underscores its themes.

Throughout the journey, songs appear in high-energy moments and quieter, sentimental scenes. A standout feature includes performances by a piano-playing Taco robot, adding a quirky twist to familiar tracks.

Full Soundtrack Listing: Mary Jane’s Last Dance – Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Mother – Danzig I Fought The Law – The Clash Sound Off (Duckworth Chant) – Willie Lee Duckworth & Bernard Lentz Take Me To The River – Al Green & Mabon Lewis Hodges (Performed by The Studio Musicians) Tornerai – Trio Lescano e Quartetto Funaro...

An action-packed adventure with a 90’s backbone awaits viewers in Netflix’s The Electric State starring Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt.

The film also features the voice work of Alan Tudyk, Anthony Mackie, Brian Cox, Jenny Slate and more. Based on the graphic novel by Simon Stålenhag, the film watches Michelle (Brown) and Keats (Pratt) venture into the dangerous Exclusion Zone and the heart of artificial intelligence firm Sentre to try and rescue Michelle’s brother. The politics of robots vs. humans fall to the side as each of them has their own robot companion, and they meet more on their adventures to track down Christopher (Woody Norman), who Michelle was told died in a car accident that also took the lives of their parents.

Several 90’s needle drops play in many different scenes from the more sentimental ones to the high-adrenaline ones. Some are performed by a piano-playing Taco robot.

Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt’s sci-fi adventure “The Electric State” has landed on Netflix, and it serves up a poppin’ playlist and an electrifying soundtrack.

The film is directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, and was written by Christopher and Stephen McFeely. The film is based on the book by Simon Stålenhag, and also stars Ke Huy Quan, Jason Alexander, Woody Norman, Giancarlo Esposito and Stanley Tucci, as well as Woody Harrelson, Anthony Mackie, Brian Cox, Jenny Slate, Hank Azaria, Colman Domingo and Alan Tudyk.

Here’s the official description of the series: “An orphaned teen hits the road with a mysterious robot to find her long-lost brother, teaming up with a smuggler and his wisecracking sidekick.”

Check out the film’s full playlist below.

Tom Petty —”Mary Jane’s Last Dance” The Clash — “I Fought the Law” Danzig — “Mother” Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch — “Good Vibrations” Judas...

Bong Joon Ho, the Korean master filmmaker and three-time Oscar winner, is the guest on this episode of The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast, the first part of which was recorded in front of an audience at the 2020 Santa Barbara International Film Festival, just days before Bong’s Parasite became the first non-English-language film to ever win the best picture Oscar; and the second part of which was recorded via Zoom last month, just days before Bong’s Mickey 17 was released in U.S. theaters.

Bong, 55, has been on the radar of cineastes since his big screen directorial debut, 2000’s Barking Dogs Never Bite. His following grew with each of his next five features, 2003’s Memories of Murder, 2006’s The Host, 2009’s Mother, 2013’s Snowpiercer and 2017’s Okja. But it was Parasite that made him a household name. A dramedy that centers on a poor family and a rich family in present-day Korea,...

Every anime has at least one shocking cliffhanger that changes the course of its plot, and it isn't a happy cliffhanger for the characters involved. Many cliffhangers feature heartbreaking moments, shocking revelations or stunning events that leave the characters forever changed from then on.

These cliffhangers often mark the turning point for the anime and leave a lasting impact on viewers, since it's the point of no return for the characters. Whether it's a character's death or a torturous event that the main character goes through, these cliffhangers drastically shift the anime's initial tone.

Ai Hoshino’s Death Changes This Idol Anime Into Something Darker Season 1, Episode 1: “Mother and Children”

Right from the very beginning, with Oshi no Ko's brilliant colors and bright lights that perfectly match Ai Hoshino's aesthetic. The last thing viewers expect is for her to die in the very first episode. For most of the episode,...

How does a truly terrible song end up an otherwise flawless album? Blame ego-appeasing band-politics concessions, drug-fueled studio experiments, songwriters working through a few too many personal demons, and artists who just ran out of songwriting steam a little too soon. Or maybe it all comes down to bad judgment.

In any case, Rolling Stone‘s Andy Greene recently found 50 examples of classic albums with at least one bad song, and he goes through his entire list with host Brian Hiatt on the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now.

Taking place in April, Bong Joon Ho: Power And Paradox will chart the ascendancy of Korea’s most successful filmmaker as the hotly anticipated Mickey 17 (2025) is released in cinemas including BFI IMAX. Korean cinema can be divided into two eras: before and after the emergence of director Bong Joon Ho.

With films that spanned everyday life and the realms of alternative or futuristic worlds, Bong Joon Ho has balanced critical acclaim with commercial heft. His themes explore power through paradox, where control meets chaos, and humour intertwines with horror, laying bare the intricacy of societal systems; with audiences better positioned to identify the structures of power that his characters appear oblivious to.

Barking Dogs Never Bite

This season, which is presented with the Korean Cultural Centre UK, includes all of Bong’s features: Barking Dogs Never Bite (2000), Memories Of Murder (2003), The Host (2006), Mother (2009), Snowpiercer (2013), Okja (2017) and Parasite (2019), alongside an...

Exploring grief in the wake of loss is familiar terrain in horror, but writer/director Julia Max‘s feature debut, The Surrender, eschews the conventional approach in favor of visceral occult ritual horror.

The Surrender stars Colby Minifie (“The Boys“) and Kate Burton (“Grey’s Anatomy”) as a prickly daughter and mother duo dealing with the loss of a patriarch, and their fraught relationship gets tested further when mom hires an occultist to resurrect her husband from the dead.

Our exclusive clip below highlights just how tense this central relationship gets, but their argument gets interrupted by an unsettling arrival.

Bloody Disgusting spoke with Max about her gnarly feature debut ahead of its world premiere at SXSW, discussing the film’s deeply personal origins and how it birthed a thrilling, bloody, horror-heavy entry in grief horror.

“This was very heavily inspired by my experience with my mother and with our death...

Bong Joon-ho is a one of a kind.

He’s only made 8 films in the past 25 years, but each feature is a precious jewel, expertly chiseled and finely shined. There are a handful of thematic and narrative obsessions that he cleverly reworks throughout his films — the injustices associated with Capitalism, the transformative power of trauma, the importance of communication, animal rights – each time revealing new layers and finding new angles. These are beautiful, powerful, funny, wildly entertaining films. They are endlessly rewatchable and always break new ground. His 2019 feature “Parasite” was the first South Korean movie to ever be nominated for an Academy Award; it wound up winning four Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best International Feature Film.

His latest, “Mickey 17,” is one of his best. It’s a searing satire, a sci-fi extravaganza and a deeply empathetic character study (it just so happens that the character...

Robert Pattinson as Mickey 18 and Robert Pattinson as Mickey 17 (Photo © 2024 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc)

South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon Ho has fiddled around with dramatic thrillers like Memories of Murder and Mother as well as thoughtful science fiction such as Snowpiercer and The Host. After winning his handful of Oscars a few years back with his crossover drama Parasite, he’s now flipped the switch back to sci-fi with his newest film, the dystopian space opera Mickey 17.

Mickey 17 stars Robert Pattinson as Mickey Barnes, a loser who, after getting into trouble on Earth, volunteers to be an “expendable” on an outer space colonization mission. Expendables are part suicide soldiers and part lab rats, as they are basically used to do dangerous tasks and medical tests that might (and probably will) get them killed. The catch is, once they die, their body is just “reprinted” and their memories are implanted in the new shell.

Within Bong Joon Ho, there seems to be two different filmmakers. With his Korean language films, Bong is more restrained, quiet, and methodical, with outstanding films like Memories of Murder, Mother, and his Oscar-winning masterpiece Parasite. His English-language films, however, are far broader, with goofy, over-the-top characters, and a much wilder approach, whether it’s focusing on a train that has to keep moving around the world in Snowpiercer, or the relationship between a girl and her giant animal friend in Okja. Bong Joon Ho’s films often have similar themes, like class inequality, rebellion, and our relationship with nature, but these two sides handle them in vastly different ways.

Hulu’s latest sleeper hit, Paradise, belongs to the mystery box category of TV shows, a genre that explores the puzzling causality of events in the story, building its exclusive mythos set in a controlled environment—occasionally isolated from the rest of the world. A key motif of the genre, reflected in shows like From, Silo, and Lost too, is the way the makers try to use the background score and soundtrack to enhance the narrative treatment—by creating an enigmatic effect or hinting at what’s to come and motivations of the characters. This is most prominently reflected in David Lynch’s masterpiece, Twin Peaks, both the movies and series, where Angelo Badalamenti composed themes and scores that did justice to Lynch’s surreal vision. The importance of music as a suggestive narrative device is also realized in Paradise, as composer Siddhartha Khosla’s usage of background scores and tracks suggests.

The Monday, March 3 episode of The Bold and the Beautiful teases big drama ahead for the residents of Los Angeles. Daphne shoots her shot with Carter while Steffy decides to end her marriage to Finn. Plus, Luna found out that Finn is her father. Tune into Monday’s episode to check out the drama for yourself!

Daphne & Carter Kiss

On Monday’s episode, Daphne (Murielle Hilaire) clarified her feelings. She told Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor) that she’s desired him since they first met. Daphne sealed her message with a kiss. But there’s a catch! She’s headed back to Paris soon. The deal is done, but Daphne wants more. What will Carter do next? Will he chase after Daphne? Meanwhile, Hope (Annika Noelle) listened to their conversation after she caught them in an intimate moment. Will Hope fight for her man?

Read This: What will Carter do next?

Mother Knows Best?...

When Sunil Dutt Opened About His Life After Nargis’ Death & Got Emotional (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Sunil Dutt and Nargis were one of Bollywood’s most iconic real-life couples, known for their legendary love story, successful film careers, and contributions to Indian cinema and society. The Mother India actress passed away in 1981 due to pancreatic cancer, leaving a big void in Dutt’s life. The legendary actor once opened up about how life was for him after the death of his beloved wife passed away. Keep scrolling for the deets.

They met on the sets of Mother India, where he played her son. During the shoot, a fire broke out on set, and Dutt bravely saved the actress from the flames, suffering burns in the process. This heroic act deepened their bond, and Nargis fell in love with him. They tied the knot in 1958 and have three kids, including Sanjay Dutt,...

Looking for something to stream that won’t break the bank? From award-winning films like Craig Gillespie’s “I, Tonya” and Sarah Polley’s “Women Talking” to thrillers like David Fincher’s “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo,” Mubi is bringing a new slate of films to the ad-supported platform.

If binging is more your speed, new TV shows added to Tubi in March will include the 1971 classic “All In The Family,” the sitcom “Community” and the “Men in Black” series. And for those looking for frights, the first four “Insidious” films will be available to stream.

Along with the updated library, Tubi is also premiering three original thrillers.

Here are all the new titles coming to Tubi in March:

Tubi Original Thrillers

“My Husband’s Mistress” follows a successful businesswoman as she discovers her husband’s affair and sets out to destroy his career — and life. (3/14)

“Invasive 2: Getaway” follows a woman,...

Bill Nighy (“Living”) is among the stars recruited to join Prime Video’s upcoming action-adventure series starring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham. That show also now has a title — “Ride or Die” — while Matt Miller (“Lethal Weapon”) has joined as showrunner and Peyton Reed (“Ant-Man”) has been tapped to direct the first two episodes.

Based on an idea by creator Tessa Coates (“Feel Good”), the eight-episode “Ride or Die” stars Waddingham (“Ted Lasso”) as Judith, who has secretly been working as a highly trained assassin. That’s a double life that Judith’s best friend Debbie (played by Spencer) knows nothing about — until a hit goes wrong. Now Judith and Debbie are on the run, aiming to stay one step ahead of a mysterious enemy.

Nighy will play “The Director” in “Ride or Die.” Also joining the cast: Ed Skrein as “Billy Donovan”; Sylvia Hoeks as “Ana”; Calam Lynch as...

Director Bong Joon-ho gained widespread acclaim for his 2019 film Parasite, which became the first non-English-language movie to ever take home the Oscar for Best Picture. The world patiently held its breath to see what he'd do next, and now we have our answer, as Mickey 17 is set to hit theaters next week. Thus far, the sci-fi film has been garnering a lot of praise from critics, and while Joon-ho has dabbled in a lot of genres over the course of his career, he recently shared the hilarious reason why he'll never dip his toes into making musicals.

Appearing on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to discuss all things Mickey 17, it was pointed out to the South Korean director that he's covered a lot of different themes in his movies, which have stretched a wide breadth of genres. When asked if he'd ever want to do a musical,...

What’s with all the maternity angst lately? First came Nightbitch, then If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, and now — in keeping with the rule that three makes it a trend — please welcome Mother’s Baby. Led by a fiercely compelling performance from Marie Leuenberger, Johanna Moder’s psychological thriller ticks along with exceptional confidence while it maintains ambiguity as to whether post-partum depression is feeding Julia’s paranoia or there really is something unsettling about her infant son, making her suspect a switcheroo at the private fertility clinic where she gave birth. It’s when the script starts providing answers that things get shaky.

Part of the issue is that the movie often seems to be itching to make a decisive turn into horror but keeps holding back. Moder and co-writer Arne Kohlweyer commit to that shift so late in the action that it all becomes a bit,...

Tubi, Fox’s free streaming service, has announced its list of March titles. The Tubi March 2025 slate features new Tubi Originals, TV series, and numerous action, art house, Black cinema, comedy, documentary, drama, horror, kids and family, romance, sci-fi and fantasy, thriller and Western titles.

As a leading ad-supported video-on-demand service, the company engages diverse audiences through a personalized experience and the world’s largest content library of over 250,000 movies and TV episodes, a growing collection of exclusive Originals, and nearly 250 live channels.

You can watch the Tubi March 2025 lineup for free on Android and iOS mobile devices, Amazon Echo Show, Google Nest Hub Max, Comcast Xfinity X1, and Cox Contour.

You can also watch the service on connected television devices such as Amazon Fire TV, Vizio TVs, Sony TVs, Samsung TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and on the Tubi site.

The Z-...

Action sickos and Bong Joon-heads may now rejoice. After “Parasite” gave way to six long years of famine, the Oscar-winner has returned with a feast, serving up a sci-fi spectacle bursting with enough lofty ideas and buffoonish antics to keep even the hungriest fans sated — especially if the Korean auteur goes quiet for another half-decade.

Still, those looking for more of the sublime precision of “Parasite” – or “Mother” or “Memories of Murder,” for that matter – should hope that next project is back on home-turf, for “Mickey 17” only cements the clear divide between the filmmaker’s English- and Korean-language work. In ways both figurative and literal, “Mickey 17” finds Bong Joon-ho bugging out.

That the director adapted a novel originally titled “Mickey 7” should clue you in to the gusto and abundance at play here, while rumors of the studio’s apparent befuddlement become all the more ironic given the film...

On Saturday February 15 2025, HGTV broadcasts House Hunters!

Between Music and Mother Nature Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “House Hunters,” titled “Between Music and Mother Nature,” promises to take viewers on an exciting journey through unique and remote homes. Set to air on HGTV, this episode focuses on buyers who are eager to find properties that are not easily accessible. The challenge of reaching these homes adds an intriguing twist to the house-hunting experience.

In this episode, the buyers will explore various locations that require travel by boat or navigating rugged paths. Each property offers its own set of rewards and challenges, showcasing the beauty of living in extraordinary places. The dramatic landscapes and serene environments highlight the connection between music and nature, making it a perfect backdrop for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

As the buyers embark on their search, viewers can expect...

In a wide-ranging conversation at the British Film Institute ahead of his new film “Mickey 17,” Oscar-winning director Bong Joon Ho revealed that Mark Ruffalo’s antagonist character bears an uncanny resemblance to a certain U.S. president who once criticized “Parasite’s” historic Academy Awards sweep.

“We shot this film in London in 2022 and there’s a particular thing that happened in 2024 that was quite similar in this film,” Bong said through an interpreter, referencing how Ruffalo’s character Kenneth Marshall manifests with “faintly orange-tinged skin.” The director added that after recent events, “Mark Ruffalo was also quite surprised to see it play out in reality and wondered, ‘Were we oracles predicting the future?'”

When asked if this was a response to Trump’s disparaging comments about “Parasite’s” Oscar win, Bong quipped that he is “Not that petty,” drawing laughs from the BFI audience.

The Warner Bros. film,...

This week on General Hospital

General Hospital spoilers and updates for the week of Monday, February 10-Friday, February 14 tease cousin confrontations, dad’s defense, and mother’s bombshell!

Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) gets an up close and personal cousin confrontation, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) springs to the defense of his son, and Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) delivers a bombshell!

Cousin Confrontations

Sasha Corbin (Sofia Mattsson) is having dinner at the Port Charles Grill with Felicia Scorpio (Kristina Wagner) and Cody, as they spy an uninvited guest approaching them.

It’s Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) who’s just returned to town from Baden-Baden, Germany. Jason had gone to visit Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) in the burn unit there and talk with him about the Sasha baby situation and other issues.

Read More: Find out what happened on the last Gh.

Sasha looks irritated as Cody confronts Jason, picking a fight as he shouts,...

Matthew McConaughey has cast his fictionalized mother for his upcoming Apple TV+ comedy series with Woody Harrelson. Holland Taylor, best known for playing matriarch Evelyn Harper in Two and a Half Men, has boarded the series as Ma Mac.

Per Deadline, Taylor will appear as a series regular opposite McConaughey and Harrelson in the 10-episode half-hour comedy series. Although McConaughey previously revealed the show's title as Brother from Another Mother in April 2023, Deadline is claiming in its casting report that the series remains untitled at this time. What is known, however, is that the show will star Harrelson and McConaughey as heightened versions of themselves in a heartfelt odd couple love story revolving around their strange and beautiful sibling-like bond. Matthew and Woody’s close friendship is tested when their combined families attempt to live together on Matthew’s ranch in Texas.

Related'100% a Misunderstanding': M. Night Shyamalan Denies Plagiarism...

Who doesn’t love a good celebrity success story? More so, who would not love the money that comes with it? There is, of course, plenty of money to be made in Hollywood, and celebrities can’t deny that they have the art of raking in cash nailed down to the tee.

While most of us are figuring out whether shelling out for another streaming service is actually worth it, the big peeps of the entertainment industry are, perhaps, much more concerned about how to add another comma to their net worth. Call it Russ Hanneman’s Tres Comas.

Nevertheless, how does one even calculate this? Ranking them by earnings project-based earnings? That seems like a splintering headache in the making and does not fit the variety of celebrities and projects out there. Paydays come in all shapes and sizes, don’t they? Do you then go by the total money made throughout their careers?...

Joy and Jerry Jennings (played by Mindy Cohn and Enrico Colantoni respectively) are, as usual, hosting daughter Jolene (Melanie Leishman) and son Jim (Iain Stewart) for Sunday dinner. Recently, it seems like the four are getting together out of duty rather than anything else and this particular meet up is further strained by the fact that all four of them seem to have something they’d rather not tell anyone. Matters are made much worse by the unexpected arrival of Jerry’s brother Frank (an effectively loathsome Juan Chioran), a dreadful bigot with a nasty surprise for his relatives, a surprise which has them contemplating murder…

Writer/director Caden Douglas mixes a bunch of the wholesome with a pinch of the wholly inappropriate, introducing us to a quartet whose outwardly mundane lives cover a series of shambolic decisions which have left them all facing various quandaries, all exacerbated by the...

Everything you need to know about 1923 Season 2 (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The neo-western drama genre saw a considerable boost, all thanks to the massive success of Yellowstone. The series wrapped up after five long series last year, but the show’s universe is still alive and thriving with multiple prequels and spinoffs. 1923, a show’s prequel, has also become a fan favorite.

Though the first season of 1923 came out in 2022, the audience has been patiently waiting to see the Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford starrer’s next season. Now that the second season is slated for release, the cast has teased the upcoming edition and what to expect.

Cast Of 1923 Tease Emotional & Ambitious Season 2

In a newly released behind-the-scenes video, the cast of 1923 shared their experience working on the sequel and what the viewers have in store for them in the second season. “It took a long time to get here,...

Emilia Clarke will forever be known as Daenerys Targaryen, the Mother of Dragons, from Game of Thrones, but the actor has done a great many things in her career since then. She's spent months filming a new crime drama called Criminal, as well as doing voice work for an animated Netflix show called The Twits.

in her personal life, Clarke has been linked with some notable individuals, including dating Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane in the early 2010s. More recently, she's been seen in the company of DJ Sebastian 'Bassi' Fox. But according to The Sun, Clarke and Fox have now broken up after four months together.

This information comes from "a source" at The Sun: “Emilia and Seb aren’t together anymore," this person said. "They had a fun time, but something just wasn’t quite right between them. They gave it a good go but, in the end.

One of the biggest criticisms lobbed at The Walt Disney Company is that they "don't make them like they used to." In an era of sequels and remakes like Mufasa: The Lion King (2024), it feels like Disney is relying too much on its nostalgia factor than something original.

Although Disney has tried (and often failed) at trying to recreate the success of the past, that doesn't mean an audience for its material doesn't still exist. The older films worked for a reason, the trouble seems to be finding out what the magic formula was.

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There's no denying that Disney's remakes and sequels take in a lot at the box office, but the nostalgia will only last for so long. Disney's last original IP, Wish (2023) tried to capitalize on these "classic" elements but only went part of the way, resulting in a lackluster performance.

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Jennifer Lawrence is a one-of-a-kind talent who has a refreshingly candid and bubbly personality. She’s cemented herself as a respected actress in Hollywood with multiple great projects. So, you’d expect someone like her to watch most of the renowned movies in the industry, but surprisingly, she has missed out on one Daniel Day-Lewis starrer.

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The Oscar-winning actress is known for her nuanced portrayal, especially for her role in the Hunger Games franchise and Silver Lining Playbook. Therefore, intentionally skipping out on another fellow Academy Award-winner’s work seems a bit strange, but she has an inexplicable reason to do the same.

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During an appearance on Marc Maron’s Wtf podcast, Jennifer Lawrence revealed that she simply couldn’t watch the Paul Anderson directorial titled Phantom Thread.

How Did Jennifer Lawrence Feel About Mother! While Dating Director Darren Aronofsky? (Photo Credit – Facebook)

Jennifer Lawrence, known for her breakout role as Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games and her Oscar-winning performance in Silver Linings Playbook, once confessed to being baffled by the plot of one of her own movies, Mother!, despite dating its director during filming.

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The film in question, Mother!, was released in 2017 and directed by Darren Aronofsky, who is known for his work on Black Swan. The psychological thriller, rich in symbolism and allegory, left audiences scratching their heads—and apparently, Lawrence too.

The story follows a poet and his wife, whose peaceful life spirals into chaos when uninvited guests invade their secluded home. While the movie delves into themes like creation, destruction, and Biblical allegory, even its leading lady found its meaning elusive.

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Jennifer Lawrence, the Hollywood darling known for her sharp wit and candid interviews, once found herself in a uniquely challenging situation: attempting to “understand” her role in Darren Aronofsky’s enigmatic 2017 film, “Mother!” while simultaneously navigating a romantic relationship with the director himself.

The film, a surreal and disturbing descent into madness, proved to be a divisive experience for audiences. Critics and viewers alike grappled with its symbolism, leaving many bewildered by its abstract narrative. Lawrence, however, faced a unique predicament.

As she confessed in a candid interview with Andy Cohen on “Watch What Happens Live,” she found herself navigating the intricate web of “Mother!” while simultaneously attempting to maintain a healthy relationship with its creator.

Compromised Integrity? Jennifer Lawrence Admits To Sleeping With Hollywood Director But Makes Shocking Admission About Role In Movie

“I was sleeping with the director, so I had CliffsNotes,” she quipped, acknowledging the inherent conflict of interest.

Lady Gaga is expected to release a new album just six months after the release of Harlequin. The album, currently under the working title LG7, is slated to be her triumphant return to pop music after years of exploring other ventures. Her September album was created as a companion album to pair with her starring role in Joker: Folie à Deux. When the star felt she had put the role to rest, she dove head first into the creation of her new pop project. The star has been teasing the album on her social media and in interviews, raising anticipation.

Gaga is an unstoppable force across all mediums, keeping the Little Monsters well-fed. In 2024, she not only starred in a film and released a companion album, but she also kicked off the eighth leg of her Las Vegas residency "Jazz and Piano", released the Chromatica Ball concert movie, had a chart-topping duet with Bruno Mars,...

Has Kantara 2 landed in some significant legal trouble? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Kantara: A Legend, a cinematic phenomenon from 2022, achieved widespread success and critical acclaim. Written, directed, and headlined by Rishab Shetty, the film propelled him to Pan-Indian stardom. Given its impact, it is no surprise that a sequel is developing.

The follow-up, Kantara: A Legend—Chapter 1, is currently in production. However, filming has encountered challenges, as residents have raised objections and filed complaints against the film’s makers.

Large portions of Kantara: A Legend—Chapter 1 are being filmed in Gavigudda, Heruru village in Karnataka. However, the production has sparked controversy, with allegations of environmental disruption and violations of shooting permissions.

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Is Netflix releasing 10 minutes of exclusive Pushpa 2 footage? (Photo Credit – Facebook)

Pushpa 2 starring Allu Arjun and directed by Sukumar was a massive hit when it was released on December 5 of the last year. The movie earned more than ₹1850 crores and set new records at the box office.

The film which was released with huge expectations quickly became a fan favorite. The movie’s success continued to grow and it was recently re-released with 20 minutes of never-before-seen footage as Pushpa 2 Reloaded on January 17. This version created a lot of excitement among fans.

Fans were excited about the reloaded version. The makers have announced something new again now. They are adding another 10-minute scene. This scene will be released on Ott and will be available on Netflix.

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Did Rajinikanth just get nostalgic? (Photo Credit – Facebook)

Rajnikanth looked back, recalling his formative years in Karnataka. In a video message shared on social media, which quickly went viral, the actor reminisced about his school days and the moment he received his first-ever acting award, a pivotal milestone in his illustrious career.

#Thalaivar #Superstar #Rajinikanth shares a heartwarming video message in #Kannada for his alma mater, Acharya Pathashala (Aps) Public School and College, #Bangalore, on their 90th anniversary. He fondly recalls moving from a Kannada-medium school to English-medium, struggling… pic.twitter.com/ueTbwH9WRU

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Speaking in Kannada, Rajinikanth fondly recounted his time at Aps Public School and College in Bangalore, the place where he first discovered his passion for acting. The video was released as part of the institution’s 90th-anniversary celebrations, and in it, the star expressed his deep connection to the school and the...

Is Gautham Vasudev Menon Upset With Suriya Over Dhruva Natchathiram? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

For quite some time, there have been updates and news regarding the delay in the release of Dhruva Natchathiram, starring Vikram. The Tamil spy action thriller, directed and produced by Gautham Vasudev Menon, was initially conceived and announced in 2013, with Suriya originally set to play the lead role. In a recent interview with Behindwoods, Gautham Vasudev Menon shared his thoughts on Suriya dropping out of the film.

Director Gautham Vasudev Menon expressed his disappointment with actor Suriya for not fully believing in him. While acknowledging that actors cannot always make decisions impulsively, Gautham stated, “I feel like Suriya shouldn’t even have questioned whether to do Dhruva Natchathiram or not. He should’ve just agreed to do it.” He highlighted that they had already collaborated successfully on two films, Kaakha Kaakha and Vaaranam Aayiram, both of which were well-received.

In Which Movie Did All We Imagine As Light Star Kani Kusruti Play Sj Suryah’s Mom? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Kani Kusruti is an Indian actress who’s getting a lot of appreciation for her recent film, All We Imagine Is Light, directed by Payal Kapadia and starring Kani Kusruti, Divya Prabha, Hridhu Haroon, and others. The film is based on a nurse named Prabha, played by Kani. The plot revolves around her. Prabha’s routine takes an unexpected twist when a surprise gift from her husband arrives at her doorstep, and the situation unfurls.

The film recently made its debut on the Ott platform Hotstar. Known for her vast filmography, Kani also acted in the Tamil and Telugu suspense thriller Spyder, featuring Mahesh Babu, Rakul Preet Singh, Sj Suryah, and others. It is directed by A.R. Murgadoss. The film is about an intelligence officer, Shiva (Mahesh Babu), who...

Jennifer Lopez recently fueled rumors of her casting in Disney’s live-action Tangled movie. As many are aware, the news of the upcoming movie was confirmed in December, although there were rumors about it for a while. Interestingly, apart from reports of Michael Gracey taking on the helm of the project, most details remain undisclosed.

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As a result, fans have been wondering who could be the ones to represent such iconic characters on screen. Although many names have been presented by the fans for the roles of Rapunzel as well as Flynn Rider, the question of who could be the best suited actor for Mother Gothel remained.

Incidentally, Jennifer Lopez recently fueled the flames of speculation by liking a bunch of posts about her being cast as the titular character in the upcoming movie. However, fans were not happy about it.