We are still recovering from last week's "thank u, next" video debut, as Ariana Grande relived our favorite movies like Mean Girls , Legally Blonde , 13 Going On 30 , and Bring It On . The burn book is back, and everyone is getting in on the action.
News from WREDA With the latest Wellington-made Hollywood blockbuster Mortal Engines about to be released, a new report has revealed some of the figures behind the region's powerhouse screen sector. While Wellington is often considered the heart of New Zealand's screen industry, home to the Weta Group of Companies, filmmaking luminaries including Sir Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, Sir Richard Taylor, Tania Rodger and an array of other talent, its impact on the economy and the massive flow-on effects it generates often goes unnoticed.
In Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle , Rohan Chand plays the title character who must learn the law of the jungle from his animated animal pals while proving he is predator rather than prey. You can be forgiven for not expecting much out of Netflix's new Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle .
The Twilight Zone isn't the only Rod Serling property getting a 21st century reboot. Syfy has landed a Night Gallery reboot, based on Serling's 1969-73 horror anthology series.
Actor Richard Clem, 63, of Edinburg, is performing "A Christmas Carol" as a one-man show at the Schultz Theatre. Clem will be portraying 12 characters throughout the play.
"There is no wrong or right in this place. You're just choosing not to see it." Signature Entertainment in the UK has debuted the official UK trailer for an indie horror thriller titled St. Agatha , the latest from horror director Darren Lynn Bousman .
While horror fans are extremely excited about the forthcoming Candyman reboot from Get Out writer/director Jordan Peele, the original film's star, Tony Todd, doesn't appear to be as enthusiastic. "If this had been 10 years ago when I had heard the news, I would have been devastated.
A lightsaber from the first Star Wars Film will go up for auction from Dec. 11 to 13 in Los Angeles and could fetch anywhere from $150,000 to $200,000. However, Luke Skywalker himself, Mark Hamill, warned his fans on Twitter that there was more than one lightsaber used in the films, "a but many, MANY, both for myself and stunt-double."
Hilarity finds a way in the new "Thank U, Next" parody. The clip aired on Wednesday's The Late Late Show, and begins with James Corden stopping by Jeff Goldblum's dressing room, declaring, "We should be saying, 'Thank you, Jeff.'