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It’s been a long time since Sandra Oh exited Grey’s Anatomy, with Cristina Yang telling Meredith in one of the medical drama’s best episodes that McDreamy “is not the sun. You are.” In the 12 years that have passed, Cristina Yang has remained a fan favorite, with near-constant questions about a potential return. However, everything
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The ending of Spider-Man: No Way Home saw Andrew Garfield’s Peter Parker return to his universe, and since then, there have been rumors regarding whether he’ll reprise the role. However, Garfield doesn’t appear in the new Marvel movie, Brand New Day, which centers solely on Tom Holland’s Peter wall-crawler. Despite that, it seems Garfield is
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David Ayer’s Fury arguably remains memorable not only for its intense, war-driven narrative but also because of the interactions amongst its cast members. Since the film’s release in 2014, a lot has been said about the on-set dynamic between Scott Eastwood and Shia LaBeouf. Eastwood’s been candid about working with LaBeouf and how the two
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With select exceptions, The View is known for occasionally bringing past co-hosts back, sometimes for permanent returns (like Sara Haines in 2020), and sometimes for tumultuous one-offs (like any time Elisabeth Hasselbeck pops back on). That idea is being expanded exponentially for the talk show’s milestone 30th season, which won’t be hitting the 2026 TV
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With a career spanning anime, video games, film, and convention stages across the country, Erica Muse has built a reputation as one of entertainment’s most versatile performers. Her latest role continues that evolution as she appears in the dark comedy thriller Don’t F With Mary Jane, now available on Amazon Prime Video. Produced by Breaking
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David Slade’s bloody 2007 horror 30 Days Of Night pits a sheriff (played by Josh Hartnett) against a horde of vampires in the snowy wastes of Alaska – and sunlight can’t save the residents of the small town of Barrow, as it has entered its annual 30 days of wintry darkness. Icon Film Distribution have
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Based on a 2023 videogame, this Japanese horror explores similar “liminal” territory to Backrooms, following an unnamed man travelling on the Tokyo Metro who finds himself trapped in a deserted, endlessly looping corridor from which escape seems to be impossible. SFX’s reviewer compared it to 1997’s Cube and The Twilight Zone, calling it “an inventive
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Pop culture may never know another embarrassment of riches quite like having three different Kaitlin Olson TV characters to look forward to in a single year, but my goodness, everyone who has watched the trifecta of High Potential, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Hacks can attest to these splendors. Speaking of the latter, her
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