You bet director Robert Rodriguez brought back Sharkboy and Lavagirl for his new movie set in the same cinematic universe, We Can Be Heroes. Netflix, which is releasing the family-friendly superhero film on the streaming platform New Year's Day, dropped the first look at the return of these characters, who headlined 2005's The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D. Taylor Lautner and Taylor Dooley played Sharkboy and Lavagirl, respectively, as child actors in that earlier movie.
Over the last five years, singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten has made some of the most striking and personal indie records that explore love, dark impulses, and the bare-boned mess of human emotion that can result from a break-up—most notably with 2014’s epic “Your Love Is Killing Me,” which highlighted her soaring, gut-wrenching vocals. The 34-year-old is back this month with a new set of songs, an EP titled I Don’t Want To Let You Down (out June 9).
In the market for a Hollywood home? If you’re Claire Danes or Leonardo DiCaprio, the search for the ideal domicile begins with the answer to the trivia question ”Who’s the girl in the Knack‘s 1979 hit single?” — Real estate agent Sharona Alperin, 37, is, indeed, that Sharona. Working out of the Sunset Boulevard office of the Dalton, Brown, and Long firm, Alperin, just 17 when she inspired the lecherous No.
Spa treatments are expensive,” fashion guru Carson warns Adam Zalta, a Long Island businessman, as they charge into town to remove his feral unibrow as if it were a collapsed kidney. ”But you know what’s more expensive?” ”Divorce,” mutters Adam sheepishly. ”Divorce,” Carson confirms, in his best hate-to-break-it-to-you voice. By the time Bravo aired episode 2 of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy on July 15, it was pretty clear that the scope of the new makeover show spanned beyond its title.
Ever since Beverly got eliminated, I’ve been anticipating the look on Sarah’s face if Beverly ever made it back to the competition. Predictably, Sarah the hater bet Ed a pack of cigarettes and a banana that Grayson would “kick Bev’s ass” in Last Chance Kitchen. Sarah, never a fan of “Bev,” said she wouldn’t buy a ticket to go to Bevland. Well Sarah, I’ll never make reservations to your sausage and undercooked risotto restaurant, whenever you decide to open it, so there.
In an age of the ever-proliferating Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis, not to mention Game Boy and Game Gear, it takes a special kind of hubris to create a video-game technology so arcane that it can only be experienced on yet another new system-in this case a $699 CD device boasting pumped-up sound and animation-quality graphics. In October, Panasonic unveiled the first such system, the modestly named FZ-1 REAL 3DO Interactive Multiplayer.
Sherri Shepherd is putting her talk show on pause after testing positive for COVID less than a week into its new season. "I am absolutely heartbroken that I cannot return to host my show this week," Shepherd said in a statement published on the series' Instagram account on Wednesday. "As soon as I get the all-clear from my doctor, I look forward to coming back strong to deliver the fun, laughter, and a real good time.
Shia LaBeouf is setting the record straight on his complicated bond with his father, Jeffrey Craig LaBeouf. The actor — who wrote and starred in the 2019 film Honey Boy based on their relationship — revealed that he exacerbated elements in the film's script to fit a narrative that would cast him in a positive light. "I wrote this narrative which was just f------ nonsense. My dad was so loving to me my whole life.
Shia LaBeouf now has a second summer hit under his belt, but he’s probably not bragging about it. The 22-year-old Indiana Jones star is recovering from a July 27 car wreck in L.A. that did serious damage to the actor’s left hand, requiring ”extensive surgery” that quickly halted his current stint filming Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. If that wasn’t enough of a problem, the actor — who police say was most likely not at fault — was cited on the scene for misdemeanor drunken driving.
Shirley Douglas, a Canadian actress and mother of Kiefer Sutherland, died on Sunday, the Designated Survivor star announced on Twitter. She was 86. Sutherland said she died due to complications from pneumonia unrelated to COVID-19. "My mother was an extraordinary woman who led an extraordinary life," he wrote. "Sadly she had been battling for her health for quite some time and we, as a family, knew this day was coming. To any families who have lost loved ones unexpectedly to the coronavirus, my heart breaks for you.