Month: September 2020

Warner Bros. long-awaited Christopher Nolan movie Tenet finally opened in the US, and together with its Canadian run, which began last weekend, rang up $20.2M to date at 2,810 theaters. All-in, the time travel, 2 1/2 hour spy thriller has clocked almost $150M to date. Since movie theaters closed down nationwide because of the pandemic – in particular, the top 3 big circuits – Tenet has long been heralded as the comeback of theaters, the tentpole that will get exhibition back on its feet. There is no context for these numbers, as it’s not your typical Labor Day weekend release. We’re just beginning to realize what it’s like to see a tentpole opening in motion in a world where eight of the top ten theaters from Nolan’s last movie, Dunkirk, aren’t open, i.e. cinemas in Los Angeles...

Since announcing his plans to run for president in July, a whirlwind of events has transpired in musician Kanye West’s life. Despite receiving an onslaught of negative feedback from the media and public about his late efforts to join the presidential election ballot, West has continued to push forward, registering for the ballot in several states.  However, despite investing nearly $6 million into his campaign and consulting with GOP operatives, West’s bid for becoming president still remains a long-shot. He has been blocked from the ballot in several states, and mathematically it is impossible for him to win. What’s even more interesting is that although West desires to obtain votes from Americans, he admits that he’s actually never voted in a presidential election himsel...

Movie theaters are opening up around the U.S., but with the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, not everyone feels comfortable venturing out just yet. Fortunately, you don’t have to head to the local multiplex to see some of the year’s most-anticipated films. From a fresh take on Sherlock Holmes to the late Chadwick Boseman’s final completed film, here are some of the movies that will be streaming on Netflix in fall 2020.  ‘Cuties’  RELATED: Netflix Under Fire For Misrepresenting French Film ‘Cuties’ Sept. 9  Maïmouna Doucouré’s French-language film Cuties arrives in early September. The movie is about an 11-year-old Muslim girl from Senegal living in Paris who rebels against her family’s traditions by joining a dance crew at her middle school. It was ...

Another day, another change in the Disney Park Pass Availability calendar. While we’ve been able to provide good news of reservation availability previously replenished in the past few weeks, with Labor Day weekend underway and tourism picking up for the parks, all guests will have to start thinking ahead even more when planning their park days, as Park Passes are going fast. To check for the most current and up-to-date Disney Park Pass availability, you can take a look at the calendar here. As a reminder, Annual Passholders are limited to three rolling Park Pass reservations at a time, in addition to any acquired via a Disney Resort hotel stay. Disney Park Passes for Annual Passholders Don’t say I didn’t warn you… September 15 is already fully booked for Annual Passholders at the...

Chrissy Teigen shared that she is getting botox done while pregnant with baby No. 3. However, it’s reportedly not for cosmetic reasons, according to the 34-year-old model and media personality. CHRISSY TEIGEN, JOHN LEGEND EXPECTING THEIR THIRD CHILD “I get really, really bad pregnancy headaches. was thrilled to be cleared to do neck muscle botox along with a crazy combo of beta blocker shots and radio wave frequency something something doctor terms,” Tiegen wrote on her Twitter account Friday evening. “anyhow man it’s just so bad but I see the light finally.” When questioned by her followers about her migraine-related botox treatment, Teigen clarified that she consults a neurologist instead of a cosmetic injector since she finds it to be “a lot better and safer because they talk to ...

The Cyborg actor calls Warner Bros. allegation a "desperate and scattershot attempt to discredit" him, questions independence of investigator he says he did speak with via Zoom. "He's definitely been put on the case by Warner Bros. Pictures not Warner Media," Ray Fisher wrote in an email he shared to his Twitter feed on Saturday in response to Warner Bros. saying he was refusing to cooperate with their investigation into his "Justice League" claims. "Thank you all for the support and for seeing through @wbpictures desperate and scattershot attempt to discredit me to continue protecting those in power," he captioned his share. Everett Collection Ray Fisher Claims Joss Whedon's Behavior Was '...