Jeremy Allen White is making all the headlines with his potentially budding (pun intended) romance, as he and pop singer Rosalia were spotted flower shopping together. Fans have often wondered what Jeremy Allen White truly looks for in a lady, and his zodiac sign and birth chart just may hold the answers. Recommended Videos The Bear actor’s unique sense of style and charm have made him a fan favorite over the years but he often seems to draw more questions than provide answers.

The revolution is upon us: after wowing the passionate fanbase with a string of striking character posters, Lionsgate has unveiled an evocative motion poster and regular ol’ one-sheet for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2. Recommended Videos As one would expect, each of these new promotional pieces center around the franchise’s leading star, Katniss Everdeen, as she looks to spearhead an uprising from the long-lost District 13. Defiant, battle-ready and dressed in blood-red attire, there’s no doubting the impact of the posters, as Francis Lawrence’s conclusive chapter looks to bring the curtain down on this most successful YA franchise.

Less than two weeks remain before HBO’s The Last of Us officially debuts.  Recommended Videos Trailers for the show are stirring up hype among longtime fans of the story as well as newcomers as they look ahead to a gritty venture into post-apocalyptic America. A recent interview with the actors and creators behind the upcoming series only escalated excitement more, as future viewers got a glimpse into the process behind the show’s creation and the star’s reactions to their castings.

Shrek fans are well-acquainted with the ruthless ruler of Duloc, the infamous Lord Farquaad. This terrifyingly hilarious character, voiced by John Lithgow, is known for his towering pride, which is obviously in compensation for his short stature, but just how short is the first antagonist of the Shrek films? We endeavor to present the facts of the matter. Recommended Videos How tall is Lord Farquaad? Farquaad’s height is approximately 3 feet.

On Feb. 23, 2024, Marjorie Taylor Greene had an angry tweet to share. Anyone who follows her never-ending social media antics or has had the displeasure of hearing her name come up (again) on the news knows that Greene’s yammering has become as consistent as melting ice caps and bombing Sony films. But this tweet, on that day, gave me pause. Recommended Videos Responding to the death of 22-year-old former UGA student Laken Riley at the hands of Jose Antonio Ibarra, Greene said, “You want to break in our country, ILLEGALLY, and murder one of our girls.