The final countdown to The Rise of Skywalker has officially begun, and Star Wars content has been generously pouring in this week in anticipation of the upcoming film. Today’s latest reveal is an entire collection of brand-new posters, which feature beautifully detailed shots of characters both new and old!
Check out all of the posters below!
Rey
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Kylo Ren
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Poe Dameron
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Finn
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BB-8
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Lando Calrissian
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Chewbacca
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Rose Tico
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Jannah
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C-3PO
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R2-D2
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Zorii Bliss
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D-O
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What’s your favorite poster? If you’re sharing it on Twitter, make sure to check out the official Star Wars Twitter page, because there are 42 Star Wars emojis now that will pop up with certain hashtags!
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker will begin hitting theaters internationally on December 18, and will premiere in the United States on December 19. The Skywalker saga is finally coming to an end … are you ready?
After several big reveals last week, His Dark Materials is moving closer and closer to the North. While there have been deviations from the novels so far, the changes Jack Thorne and the other writers have made have only strengthened the story, expanding the world and the characters within it. This week, Lyra meets some new friends and must decide who to trust in the coming fight with the Gobblers.
At the conclusion of last week’s episode, Lyra was in peril, having been caught in a net and kidnapped by the Gobblers. But at the start of this week’s episode, Lyra is rescued from the van by a gang of Gyptians including Tony Costa. Tony remembers Lyra from Oxford, where she often got into mischief with the younger Gyptian children. They are still looking for his younger brother Billy and the other missing kids (without Ma Costa knowing), and they take Lyra and the Gobbler who kidnapped her back with them to their headquarters.
Courtesy of HBO.
Lyra arrives at the Gyptian’s camp on the Thames. She meets with John Faa, their leader, and he vows to keep her safe despite the danger to the Gyptian community. He is cryptic about why, telling Lyra that she is important to the Gyptians and has been for some time. He asks Lyra for information, but she acts as if she doesn’t know anything, unwilling to risk sharing just yet. She does reveal that she knows Asriel is her father, which is surprising to him and Farder Coram. Lyra also speaks with Farder Coram, whose kindly nature helps her relax. They discuss their daemons and how Lyra is afraid she won’t like Pan’s final form. It’s a lovely scene and James Cosmo does great work as Farder Coram this episode. Ma Costa takes Lyra in, and they change her into Gyptian clothes to help her blend in.
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Meanwhile, an angry and increasingly unhinged Mrs. Coulter has arrived at Jordan College to find the missing Lyra. She tells the Magisterium police with her to find contraband in order to pressure The Master to reveal Lyra’s location. They find books about the alethiometer, which is banned knowledge according to the Magisterium. The Master, under pressure, admits that Lyra has one of the devices and that it came with her as a baby. Furious, Mrs. Coulter turns Jordan upside down searching, then returns to her apartment and tears apart Lyra’s room looking for any clues (and to take out her destructive rage).
In a continuation from the previous episode, we follow Lord Boreal as he searches between worlds for Stanislaus Grumman. He arrives in our world and experiences one inconvenience of life in this dimension when he gets a boot placed on his car. He visits Thomas, who reveals that Grumman is actually Colonel John Parry (fans of Andrew Scott will be pleased to know that Parry will turn up more in season 2). Parry was born in our world but traveled to Lyra’s thirteen years ago, leaving behind his wife with mental health issues and his child (who for now remains nameless) and gaining a daemon in the process. Boreal reveals that he had a mercenary watch the family to detect anything unusual. This storyline doesn’t appear until the second novel, so I am interested to see how it plays out during this season.
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The Magisterium police arrive on a tip that Lyra may be with the Gyptians. She narrowly avoids capture by hiding under a sink. After this, Ma Costa reveals that Lyra’s mother is Mrs. Coulter. She explains that Marisa married Edward Coulter, but shortly after fell in love with Asriel and became pregnant with Lyra. When Coulter realized that Lyra wasn’t his baby, he tried to kill her to get revenge. Asriel rescued baby Lyra and hid her with Ma Costa for her protection before killing Edward in self defense. Marisa was ostracized from society and Asriel lost his money as punishment. He was also barred from seeing Lyra, which is why he pretended to be her uncle and secretly visited her at Jordan. Mrs. Coulter was later able to force her way back to society, explaining her ruthless nature and showing just how far she is willing to go to get her daughter back.
John Faa calls a meeting to discuss whether to go North and whether to rescue non-Gyptian children while they are there. At first, some of the Gyptians only want to rescue Gyptian children as a horrified Ma Costa argues that they need to rescue all of the children. Lyra addresses them, insisting that fighting back is the only way to send a message and get the missing children back. John Faa joins her, rousing the Gyptians and confirming they will go North to rescue all the children.
Tony and Benjamin secretly break into Mrs. Coulter’s apartment to try to find more information about her connection to the General Oblation Board and the gobblers since Lyra told them she saw papers in her office about it. They are caught by the golden monkey, and while Tony is able to escape with some documents, Benjamin is shot by Mrs. Coulter and caught. She tries to get information out of him, but rather than reveal where he came from and who sent him, Benjamin throws himself down the elevator shaft and dies. His daemon disappears in a cloud, which adds to the sadness of the moment.
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Back with the Gyptians, Ma Costa has noticed that Tony is gone, and in the ensuing search Lyra asks Farder Coram if the alethiometer can help. He knows how to operate it, but tells Lyra that it takes years of study to master. Lyra practices making her mind go blank and to her surprise, the alethiometer starts to react. It points to an hourglass and a skull symbol, and Lyra believes that this means that Benjamin is dead.
Mrs. Coulter, not one to be defeated, releases two mechanical insects with Lyra’s scent to find her. They find Lyra’s boat when she goes above deck and Lyra attempts to destroy them. She and Farder Coram only successfully ground one of them as the other flies back to Mrs. Coulter. Ma Costa notes that these devices are banned by the Magisterium; Mrs. Coulter must be desperate to find her daughter. Lyra shares her prediction about Benjamin, which proves to be true when Tony arrives back with the stolen information from Mrs. Coulter’s office. He has the names of all the stolen children, including Billy. The Gyptians, knowing that now it is only a matter of time before Mrs. Coulter tracks them down, immediately prepare to head to the North to escape her clutches. Since Lyra’s prediction is proven to be true, Farder Coram tells John Faa that Lyra’s instinctive talent with the alethiometer is valuable to the Gyptians and should be encouraged. John Faa allows Lyra to travel North with them on the basis of her newfound abilities.
As the episode ends, Boreal discusses the events with Mrs. Coulter. He wants to know what the Gyptians want with her, but she is tight lipped. Just then, the mechanical spy from earlier arrives and lands in Mrs. Coulter’s hand. Boreal is stunned by the illegal device, but Mrs. Coulter is satisfied. She’s one step closer to finding her daughter, and Lyra and the Gyptians don’t have much time now.
Overall, this episode moves the story forward in interesting ways, fully fleshing out the Gyptians as a people and revealing more depth to characters like Mrs. Coulter (played brilliantly by the always wonderful Ruth Wilson). Next week, fans can look forward to the arrival of two favorite characters in Lee Scoresby (Lin-Manuel Miranda) and the armored bear Iorek Byrnison. I for one can’t wait!
What did you think of this week’s episode? Let us know in the comments!
His Dark Materials airs Mondays at 9 p.m. ET on HBO.
Aquatica Orlando is flying into 2020 with a new, unique park attraction that is sure to thrill guests —Florida’s first-ever dueling water slide, Riptide Race.
Starting at the top of a 68-foot tower, riders will grab a raft and take their spot at the side-by-side racing lanes. Each raft will hold two people, so every rider will have a partner as they race toward a (hopeful) victory. Riptide Race rafts feature low walls which allow racers to keep an eye on the competition. Riders will navigate tight loops and accelerations through indoor and outdoor sections on nearly 650 feet of slide!
“Riptide Race will offer a ride experience you won’t be able to get anywhere else in Florida. Aquatica will be the first waterpark in the state to have a thrilling, and more importantly, dueling water slide,” said David Heaton, Aquatica Orlando vice president. “Riptide Race is the perfect addition to our attraction portfolio, complementing what is already one of the most family friendly waterslide lineups in Orlando.”
Riptide Race will have a height requirement of 42 inches, and the new slide will be conveniently located on the north side of the park next to Banana Beach Cook Out.
Assemble your squad and prepare for all the fun at Aquatica in 2020. Get the latest updates on Riptide Race by following Aquatica on Facebook, Instagram, and the SeaWorld Blog.
If you missed last week’s recap, check it out here.
WARNING: This episode contains controversial content that may be uncomfortable for some readers! Please continue with caution.
This episode begins in a basement where a man with a pig mask, attached to a rope, has a knife and he looks as if he is trying to escape. A woman comes down the stairs with a tray with a drink on top. She looks displeased and presses a button which pulls the prisoner across the basement. She mentions another man, and she wonders what will happen when he wakes up. She picks up the knife and leaves the prisoner down there. Another man wakes up with balloons on the ceiling and looks at the night stand with pills and a note that says, “Failure to do so will result in death.” He stands up and walks to the door and pulls it up. He is at a storage facility. He goes to the front desk and calls his associate who says that the whole state has been looking for him and that the election is today. Mason, the associate, comes to pick up the man named Richard, who turns out to be the governor and asks to be taken away.
Katarina is playing with Agnes at the table in Liz’s apartment when Liz tells her that she only has to watch Agnes until 3 p.m. because Agnes has a play date. She thanks Katarina for watching her daughter. Katarina gets a call from her associate saying that he heard back from their MI6 associate and they want to set a meeting at Rock Creek Park. Katarina agrees and hangs up. Liz asks what they plan on doing and Katarina says it’s a nice day to go to Rock Creek Park.
Red is talking to “The Stranger” about how Katarina is always two steps ahead. Stranger says that he found Patrick Masuda. He says that the teen is in Baltimore under a new last name and that someone paid a load of money to Norman Devane to cure him of his disease and he is now in remission. Red asks why this teen is so important but Stranger thinks if they get closer to the teen, they can get closer to her. Liz arrives and Red offers her breakfast. Red introduces Liz to “The Stranger,” or now Frank, and he says he was just leaving. Red and Liz discuss the sudden appearance of the Governor and how he suddenly reappeared on the day of the election. We see Governor Sweeney talking to a friend, Janey, at the hospital and he shows what was done to him. Liz tells Red that the FBI believes the Cironato crime family was involved but Red disagrees. He believes whoever did this isn’t finished because the Governor isn’t talking.
Liz briefs the team on Governor Sweeney and Cooper has the team split up. Aram and Park go to the storage unit where the Governor woke up to see if they can find anything and Liz and Ressler are meeting with Governor Sweeney. Liz pulls Park aside and Park is angry that Liz never told her that she is Red’s daughter. Liz assures her that her secret about Anchorage is safe with her.
Governor Sweeney tells his team the whole story and his team advises that he not tell the truth to anyone, not even the FBI who are on their way. Liz and Ressler arrive and Sweeney says that he doesn’t remember much, he was grabbed outside a little oriental restaurant he loves after escaping from his office. He tells them it must be the Cironato crime family. They ask for the name of the restaurant and he assures them that he will help in anyway he can.
Park and Aram arrive at the storage unit and talk to the front desk associate who lets them in. The person who rented the storage unit went under the name Simon Peter and paid in full for one year. Park says Simon Peter is an alias as one of the 12 apostles from the Bible. Park and Aram go inside and find it decorated with balloons and streamers. While investigating, Aram finds a blue pill and Park knows what it is, an estrogen pill.
Ressler and Keen are briefing Cooper on Sweeney’s abduction and the found footage (from a bank across the street from the restaurant) of a van with a fake company. The plate was registered under Wendell Willis. Cooper tells them to find Willis and he will have a search warrant waiting for them when they get there.
Dembe wakes up on Red on their stakeout in their RV as Patrick Masuda arrives and seems to be doing a deal with some gangbangers. Red comes to the front of the RV and Dembe thinks that Masuda hired them for a kill, and one there is one person Katarina wants dead right now — Reddington.
Katarina and Agnes are at the park when the contact arrives for the meeting. Agnes continues to play as Katarina sits next to him. He tells her that he has information on Ilya Koslov and has an address. A black SUV arrives and Katarina says the MI6 agent was followed. He asks how she wants to proceed but she says she isn’t sure yet.
Liz and Ressler arrive at Willis’ place when a little girl answers the phone. Little do they know, it’s the home of our Blacklister Hannah Hayes. She is downstairs with her prisoner telling him of her next victim to be abducted when her daughter Daisy calls her upstairs. The prisoner tries to yell for help but Hannah pulls him back and goes upstairs. Hannah answers the door and tells them that Willis is her tennant and they can look at his place out back. We see Willis at Robson’s place of business and he seems to work there. Liz and Ressler investigate while Hannah calls Willis and says they need to pick a new victim. He disagrees and says they have come too far. Liz and Ressler talk about Park when Liz finds out who Willis’ next victim is, James Robson.
Back at the park, Katarina tells Agnes to keep playing while she goes into the restroom. She is washing her hands when Motya Morozov’s men, who were hired by Red to notify him of Katarina’s wherabouts, come and try to take Katarina. The MI6 agent Sutherland surprises them from the stall and there is a struggle, but Morozov takes the Sutherland as Katarina snaps the neck of one of his men. Agnes comes into the bathroom to see the man on the floor and Katarina tells her he is just sleeping.
Katarina is cleaning off Agnes from making mud pies and Agnes asks why she is so worried. Katarina tells her that she is worried Agnes will tell her mother about the sleeping man in the bathroom and they won’t be able to play anymore. Agnes tells her that she won’t tell her mother and they pinky promise.
At the stakeout with Red and Dembe, Masuda is about to leave when Red pulls the RV in front of Masuda so he can’t leave a parking lot. Masuda gets out, angry, but Red asks him to talk about himself as Dembe walks out and holds out his gun. Red says he watched him make a deal with gangbangers but Masuda explains and shows Red that he does custom installs of stereos and then steals the stereos back to resell them. Red asks why Katarina Rostova would pay for him to get cured of a blood disease. Masuda doesn’t know of Rostova and says that his friend Constance Drucker paid for his cure. Red suggests they take a drive so he can tell Red all about “dear old Constance.”
Hannah is saying goodbye to her daughter and having her daughter stay with her parents. Liz and Ressler brief Cooper on developments about Willis. When Park and Aram were sent to Robson Research to apprehend Willis, he had escaped with Robson. Cooper doesn’t understand the connection, but Liz sheds some light. All of the men are powerful, socially conservative and politically active. Liz pulls up Pastor Andrew Darvis and says he was kidnapped but told everyone he went on a spiritual retreat. Cooper hopes Darvis will talk to help give them information.
Ressler tells Darvis that he can’t help but notice similarities between his disappearance, Richard Sweeney’s disappearance, and now James Robson. Darvis says that there are reasons he has remained silent and not told authorities about what happened. We see Sweeney with Janey and she says that the tests show no abnormalities and she says if he continues with the pills, he can ride it out. He is aggravated and says he wants her to cut it out. Back with Darvis, Ressler tells him that if he knows any information about Robson’s disappearance, he needs to talk. Darvis asks how long ago Robson was taken and Ressler replies, “Two hours.” Darvis says the first procedure is probably under way but they may be able to prevent the second procedure. He tells Ressler that a woman tested his faith by doing something ungodly but he didn’t break. We see Janey apologize to Sweeney, saying that there is nothing she can do once a heartbeat is detected since that’s the law he wrote into place. At Darvis’ place, he has his mother bring Luke. His mother brings a baby and Ressler asks whose baby it is. He explains that the baby is his and he gave birth to him with no mother.
Hannah addresses her medical team before starting a surgery and says that she is grateful they have all stuck around with her, but the FBI are on their tails and she can’t keep their name out if they stay. They all agree to see this through and Robson wakes up as Hannah explains he will go to sleep for a while but wake up as a “new and improved” man.
Ressler and Liz explain to Cooper how Darvis gave birth to a baby and that Richard Sweeney has a womb with “an uninvited passenger.” Ressler explains that the victims go through two procedures, first the uterus is implanted and then they implant a fetus. Cooper asks why they are doing this and Ressler says that they are targeting men who support government control of women’s bodies and this team is doing the same to these men, taking control of their bodies. Ressler tells Cooper that Darvis knows the leader is a blonde, female surgeon in her 40’s. Aram and Park arrive to let the team know what they found at the storage facility regarding the pill and make connections since they know now that Sweeney is pregnant. Park explains that the FDA requires a lot number in case the batch is bad and Aram tells them that they traced it to a local medical clinic.
Patrick is sitting across from Red as Red says he is going to put Constance’s protection to the test. Katarina arrives back from the park and tells her associate that she met with Sutherland but he was taken by Morozov. He asks if Agnes saw and she says that she did but she won’t tell Keen. She says that their problem is now Morozov, as we see him beating Sutherland for information as Katarina talks. Morozov asks Sutherland to tell him what Rostova wanted and that if he doesn’t, he will continue to be punished. “Oh, well, it’s horses for courses, I suppose.” He continues to be beaten.
Hannah is finishing sewing when Willis walks in to tell her that the FBI is outside their front door. She tells him that she can’t be taken yet because she has to “get to him.” Willis says they can divert them and one of the nurses takes over as Hannah leaves.
Red uses Masuda’s phone to call Constance Drucker, who we know is Katarina Rostova. She answers and tells Patrick it’s not a good time but Red begins to speak. Katarina said he is crossing a line but he says that she crossed a line when she went after Dom. Red wants to meet with her or he will hurt Patrick and she becomes angry. She lets it slip that he wants to meet because she paid Sutherland for an address. She says that Morozov most likely told him, which has Red confused. She tells Red to tell Patrick she is sorry and she loved him like a son. She says she tried but she will not let men control her life anymore. She hangs up and Red says that violence is the only way she understands. He pulls his gun but Dembe stops him. “Seems you have more than one fairy godmother.” Red lets him go and encourages to do something with his life. Dembe says he made the right decision but Red insists the only reason he is alive is because Katarina gave them a new lead.
Amir Arison in ‘The Blacklist’. Courtesy of IMDb.
The FBI arrive at the front door of the clinic and one of the nurses lets them in and leads right to the operating room. Aram tells Ressler that was way too easy and to call for a medic for Robson. Ressler says to cuff all of them, but he doesn’t see the blonde leader. Suddenly, heard on the radio, an agent says that they have a runner headed towards the garage and Aram and Ressler go after her. Hannah breaks through the garage in her car and Aram has a plate, which he sends to Park and Keen. She gets the plate and it’s Hannah Hayes, who was a surgical intern that was raped and became pregnant with a baby she couldn’t abort. Ressler and Aram arrive at her home and find Hannah in the basement with her prisoner, who turns out to be her rapist. She explains about how he got out early and tried to apply for parental rights. She also tells them that she had people rally with her and punish those by giving them the same rape experience she had. They tell her not to kill him but she says that they are going to arrest her either way and her daughter will be taken care of by her parents. She also tells them that all the children she impregnated the men with are her rapist’s children. She shoots and kills her prisoner and she is cuffed.
Red arrives where Morozov is hiding and shoots his men. He tells Morozov that he was supposed to be informed the moment he had information on Rostova. Morozov says not to shoot and he has a silver lining for Red. “I can’t imagine.” He brings Red to his prisoner, Skip Sutherland and he appears to be old friends with Red and Dembe. Red tells Morozov that he can’t break Sutherland and suddenly, Red shoots and kills Morozov. “Backbone beats wishbone every time.” Red tells Skip to tell him what Rostova wanted. He tells Red that she wanted information on an old KGB agent and he gave her an address of Ilya Koslov. Red is shocked and says, “Well, that certainly changes everything.” He tells Dembe to let Skip loose and he makes a call.
Hannah is taken away and Robson is taken to the hospital. Cooper congratulates the team on a job well done and Liz pulls Park aside again. She apologizes for not telling her and she said that to make up for it, she will tell a secret. Red is her father but he died 30 years ago and the Red they know now is a former KGB agent named Ilya Koslov. Katarina arrives at Koslov’s place and her associate knocks on the door. She waits with her gun as the door opens to reveal “The Stranger” or Frank. “Hello, Ilya. Been a long time.”
We had the pleasure to sit down with all the guests attending Rockwood Music Festival this year and have some exclusive interviews and photo shoots to share! Next in our line-up of great artists is Louden Swain, who were definitely one of the reasons Rockwood has grown to be the event it is today. This year, Louden Swain not only were part of the regular line-up, they also were the “house band”, because Cooper Appelt and Rob Humphreys (band members from The Station Breaks) were not able to join the festival this year.
In their interview, Rob Benedict, Billy Moran, Michael Borja and Stephen Norton talk about their experiences at Rockwood so far, and share some of their favorite stories and memories. Furthermore, they talk about their future plans for their band, including plans for a new album and a coffee table book with some trinkets from their early days as a band.
I know I’m not in a minority when I say that I miss The Office. The little show that could spanned nine seasons from 2005-2013, giving its diehard fandom so many memories, iconic lines, and unforgettable characters that they still cherish to this day, six years after the show’s finale. The show still ranks high on the list of most-streamed programs on Netflix, proving that this classic is still resonating and bringing joy at the same rate as when it aired.
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Two of the cast members, Jenna Fischer (Pam Beesly-Halpert) and Angela Kinsey (Angela Martin), are best friends still to this day. They wanted to come together once again to both work side-by-side and bring a little piece of this timeless, lightning-in-a-bottle series back to the fans — and so, Office Ladies was born.
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Office Ladies isn’t just a title born of these two’s history — it really is all about The Office. Each week, Angela and Jenna are re-watching the show with us, taking listeners back through each episode of The Office, in order, beginning with “Pilot.”
‘The Office’ co-stars and best friends, Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey, are doing the ultimate ‘The Office’ re-watch podcast for you. Each week Jenna and Angela will break down an episode of ‘The Office’ and give exclusive behind the scene stories that only two people who were there, can tell you.
Featuring “Fast Facts” about the show from Jenna, “Kinsey Tidbits” that Angela picked up on throughout the rewatch, and answers to fan submitted questions, this podcast is a do-not-miss for Office fans. Rainn Wilson (Dwight Schrute) has already called in as a guest for their third episode, “Healthcare,” with many more familiar faces sure to join in on the nostalgic fun.
So what kind of facts are they dishing out? Well, without giving too much away, they’re going deep. In “Pilot” a few details they shared included learning about the casting process, why the US pilot was almost a word-for-word remake of the hit UK version by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant (who also helped adapt this version!), what they changed to make it more relatable to US audiences, which cast member was the first to be cast, and who started their journey as a casting associate and was surprised with a supporting regular role!
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In addition to delving deeper into the scripts, picking out noteworthy background happenings, sharing which scenes they couldn’t film without laughing, and insight into the cast, we also learn how they filmed it, what parts where improvised and scripted (they were improvising as early as episode three!), and just what made this show different from the rest. Like did you know three of the writers were regulars on the show? (One was hesitant, but which one was it?) And another made an appearance in season 1 after nailing the lines during table reads, so he went and auditioned for the part, and got it! Jenna and Angela credit having so many of the writers on set each day, acting as their own character, versus in a writers room to some of the magic of the show. The way everyone worked together and really understood each other’s roles and characters made everything come together so seamlessly into the magic viewers are still enjoying to this day.
The podcast is relatively new, with only six episodes available to date, leaving so much left to look forward to. It’s produced by Earwolf, and a new episode drops on Wednesdays on every major podcast platform. You can visit the website (with a store!) at www.officeladies.com and follow them on Twitter. Don’t forget to send in your fan questions, too! You can email officeladies@earwolf.com, and just be sure to put the episode title in the subject line.
I hope you have tissues close by, because you are going to need them when you listen to Lewis Capaldi’s new song “Before You Go.” Capaldi has promoted the song via his personal Twitter over the last few days, saying “Before You Go” is his favorite song he’s ever written. After listening, we can understand why.
🥀 𝐁𝐄𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐄 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐆𝐎 🥀
seriously one of the most personal songs I’ve ever written. this song means a lot to me, but it will mean even more if it becomes successful 💰 🙏🏻 x
Capaldi, who’s dubbed himself “America’s Sweetheart,” is best known for his hit single “Someone You Loved,” which has held the #1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for three straight weeks. He sure knows how to pull at every heart string!
“Before You Go” is Capaldi at his very best: full of raw emotion. The song expresses how one can never fully understand what is going on in the minds of our loved ones. This song dives deep into the regret of not knowing that someone needed you but didn’t have the words to express that need; not knowing whether or not there was something you could have done to help them come out on the other side of whatever was pulling them down in this world.
Capaldi has a way of breaking listeners down with his music. He speaks of love, regret, heartbreak, and real-life pain through his songs in a way that connects with fans all across the globe.
Check out ways to stream “Before You Go” by clicking here. Make sure to also check out Capaldi’s full album, entitled Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent (Extended Edition).
In honor of Mickey and Minnie’s birthdays yesterday, a new poster has been released for Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway. The attraction is taking the place of The Great Movie Ride inside the Chinese Theatre at Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios.
Guests will board a train driven by Goofy and will be immersed in the cartoon world based on the Mickey Mouse shorts. The first major Mickey-themed attraction will use state of the art technology to bring Mickey, Minnie, and their friends to life. The poster shows us just one of the adventures guests will encounter: a whimsical under the sea scene that wouldn’t be out of place in The Little Mermaid.
Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway is set to open in Walt Disney World in Spring 2020 and in Disneyland in 2022. We’ll be getting more posters with more ride details between now and Spring, so check back here for the latest updates.
Since his heartbreaking departure in episode three, “The Rupture”, Castiel has been absent from the previous two episodes of Supernatural season 15. But episode six, “Golden Time,” will see him return once again to fight for the fate of the world.
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Image courtesy of CW
In newly released photos via Entertainment Weekly, we see Castiel bloody and in action, but it is unknown whether he’ll be rejoining the Winchesters as of yet. “Golden Time” is directed by John Showalter and teased as “Sam and Dean are visited by an old friend. Castiel investigates the disappearance of a local teen.” You can watch the trailer (and maybe spot another familiar face!) and see additional photos of Jensen Ackles’ Dean Winchester and Jared Padalecki’s Sam Winchester below!
Supernatural episode six airs this Thursday, November 21 at 8/9c on the CW.
Harry Styles just released the tracklist for his second album, Fine Line, which is set to release on December 13.
The album will be the follow up to Styles’ self-titled debut, which released in 2017. Styles will also be going on tour this summer, and tickets are on sale now.
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