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I swear, the tension during this time of year is always so much more intense than the actual games. Does anyone else feel like the whole vibe of the season shifts once the frantic maneuvering begins?
Thomas Cook said:The biggest study on COVID and kids out there just dropped: It’s basically harmless for children
https://www.nytimes.com/article/study-covid-children-safety
but experts will still claim they might pass it to their grandparents 🕺
Check out the trailer for Part 1!
Here’s the full lineup of every concert and festival hitting the US in 2021!
look at the mess the Republican Party left behind after their run
Quincy Jones:
| Will the Republican Party face a final criminal conviction too? The verdict in the Media Matters case drops in just one month. |
Let's see if they officially get branded as a criminal organization—and hey, totally "coincidental" that this happens just a month after all the elections wrap up, right?
working on the sequel already
https://variety.com/2021/film/news/c...ey-1234989209/
Evil Dead Rise: Sam Raimi-produced fifth installment heads to Max
https://www.comingsoon.net/movies/ne...ads-to-hbo-max
The trailer just dropped!
Trailer 2 just dropped—this is the official one with American subtitles
Part two is coming—check out this trailer!
honestly such a snooze fest of a movie
Why can't some other network just pick up the broadcast rights?
"That’s why NBC won't be airing the Golden Globes 2022. We assume the organization is sticking to their plan, and we're hopeful we can get back to broadcasting the ceremony in January 2023," said the folks over at CBS—who usually handle the broadcast and shell out about $60 million a year for the rights.
HOLLYWOOD SCANDAL: Tom Cruise returns his Golden Globes in protest—NBC pulls the broadcast!
One of the biggest stars on the planet, 58-year-old Tom Cruise, just handed back his three Golden Globes to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in a massive move of protest, according to CNN.
He originally snagged those awards back in 1990 for Born on the Fourth of July, in 1997 for Jerry Maguire, and again in 2000 for Magnolia. He’s returning them now—according to unofficial reports from CNN—as a huge middle finger to the policies of the HFPA. This mysterious group of 87 members has been under fire from basically the entire world lately for shamelessly discriminating against Black actors and the LGBTQ+ community during nominations and voting.
And it’s not just Tom—NBC is also dealing a massive blow to what used to be a glamorous staple of the industry; they've been broadcasting the ceremony since 1996. "We believe the HFPA will undergo significant reform. However, changes of this scale take time and effort, and we truly believe the HFPA needs that time. As a result, we won't be broadcasting the Golden Globes 2022," NBC announced.
Scarlett Johansson is also standing firmly against the Golden Globes. “When an actor promotes a film, they're expected to show up at press conferences and award shows. In the past, that often meant facing sexist questions and inappropriate comments from certain HFPA members. It bordered on sexual harassment, which is why I’ve refused to participate in such events for years,” the famous actress wrote, while calling on sponsors to join the boycott.
At this point, the frustration from filmmakers, actors, producers, and the media has been boiling over for years—and since the HFPA refuses to change, some Hollywood heavyweights have decided it's time for a full-blown boycott.
Source: Fox News
So, what’s the deal with self-isolation now—is it still 10 days? A family member just tested positive, but honestly, nothing was said about anyone needing to isolate or track down contacts... feels like they aren't even active about it anymore? If not, does that 10-day count start from the actual day the test comes back positive?
placidbadger43 said:Has anyone actually watched this yet? I see it's sitting at a 5.5 on IMDb.
Personally, I thought the movie and the story were pretty solid—it takes its time to build up, but honestly, I wasn't bored for even a second, it keeps you hooked right until the end!
Such an awesome flick with a killer soundtrack—Odenkirk totally nails this action role! Loved it.