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7.2 bn minutes in a week: 'Stranger Things' breaks Nielsen's streaming record
The science fiction drama was viewed for 7.2 billion minutes between May 30 and June 5, which was Season 4 Volume 1's first full week of availability, easily landing in the No. 1 position on the chart. Previously, 'Tiger King' and 'Ozark' were the only titles to have crossed 5 billion minutes viewed in one week, both reaching that milestone in March 2020.
John Bradly unravels the complicated life of his 'Moonfall' character
Discussing his character, Bradley said: "Houseman doesn't have any friends, so he's emotionally isolated. He's also intellectually isolated because he collaborates with people who don't have any time for the things that he believes in." The actor added: "He's always trying to communicate his passions, interests, and theories, but nobody's interested.
Captain Jack Sparrow is back; popular Disneyland ride reopens
The ride, which was installed at the theme park in 1967, was closed for refurbishment on March 14 and was originally scheduled to reopen in "summer 2022", and then July 1. Disneyland dropped the rope, according to 'Deadline', on Friday (Pacific Standard Time) and fans were there en masse to experience the revamp.
'Texas Chainsaw' star Alexandra Daddario marries boyfriend in New Orleans
The two got married in New Orleans, and the bride did so in a silk wool gown by Danielle Frankel that could not have been more perfect for the setting. "I fell in love with Danielle Frankel's dresses," Alexandra told 'Vogue'. "I followed them on Instagram. They sent me a message, and we chatted, and when I went to their studio, I just felt beautiful in everything.
'South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 2' teaser shows fictional town being pushed to disaster
As per 'Deadline' the streaming movie tells the story of a severe drought that pushes the town of South Park to the brink of disaster, as evidenced by one man's desperate attempt to gain entry to a water park. Part 1 of The Streaming Wars premiered June 1 on Paramount+ and saw Cartman locking horns with his mom in a battle of wills, while an epic conflict unfolded and threatened South Park's very existence.
Cameron Diaz 'Back in Action', to star opposite Jamie Foxx in OTT movie
The two actors have earlier worked together on 1999's sports drama 'Any Given Sunday' and 2014's 'Annie' remake, which was Diaz's final film role before "retiring", reports 'Variety'. Foxx made the announcement on Twitter, sharing audio from a phone call with Diaz, who can't seem to find the words to tell the world that she's returning to the silver screen. "I don't know how to do this, you know?" she said.
Christian Bale will don batsuit again only if Chris Nolan directs the film
Bale told �Screenrant', "In my mind, it would be something if Chris Nolan ever said to himself, �You know what, I've got another story to tell.' And if he wished to tell that story with me, I'd be in." 'Deadline', however, noted that the actor also mentioned that he and Nolan spoke about the trajectory of the Batman films before filming even started.
Dakota Johnson had to rewrite scenes during filming of 'Fifty Shades' movies
'Fifty Shades of Grey' films have been adapted from E.L. James' trilogy of books of the same name. The first film debuted in 2015 followed by the second film 'Fifty Shades Darker' in 2017, and 'Fifty Shades Freed' in 2018. Johnson, plays Anastasia Steele alongside Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey. The actress spoke with and reflected on her time shooting the series and working in tandem with James who commanded full creative control on the film.
Travis Barker hospitalised due to undisclosed medical condition
As per 'Variety', Barker also shared a vague message on Twitter, possibly alluding to his medical condition. "God save me," the drummer wrote. However, Barker's short post has not been the only activity on his Twitter account since. His account also retweeted a post from Billboard sharing an article about his recent work with singer Jxdn.
Johnny Depp's rep says Disney's reported $300 million offer is 'made up'
The NBC News report further states that Depp, who has played Captain Jack Sparrow in all the five 'Pirates' movies, the latest being the 2017 film 'Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales', has declined to be part of the franchise irrespective of how lucrative the offer is. The actor had made the statement in the court.
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