Vol. 28 
                        No. 08
                         
                        Pick Hits
 
At The Movies
						Tom and Jerry
						A legendary rivalry reemerges when Jerry moves into New 
						York City's finest hotel on the eve of the wedding of 
						the century, forcing the desperate event planner to hire 
						Tom to get rid of him. As mayhem ensues, the escalating 
						cat and mouse battle soon threatens to destroy her 
						career, the wedding, and possibly the hotel itself. If 
						you like the antics of Tom and Jerry, this is a light 
						hearted movie with very classic scenes of how tom is 
						always overpowered by Jerry's wit. Do not watch this 
						movie with too high expectations of it turning out to be 
						a deeply emotional or one that carries a complex story 
						line.
 
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						The Crew (Netflix)
						Kevin James returns to the small screen in 
						this new comedy about a NASCAR crew chief and his 
						racing team. The story takes place in the garage and 
						centers around the owner retiring and handing the team 
						over to his Millennial daughter, who has some modern 
						ideas on how to run things. Reluctantly, the struggling 
						team and their chief must adapt to new rules, including 
						her heavy reliance on technology. From the creator of 
						The Ranch, the 10 episodes of season 1 are 
						now available to stream.
 
						Stream This Too
						Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel 
						(Netflix)
						The first season of this true crime docuseries tells the 
						story of the famous Los Angeles hotel where mysterious 
						events, including deaths, have occurred, with a focus on 
						the strange disappearance of Canadian college student 
						Elisa Lam and the involvement of passionate Internet 
						sleuths in trying to uncover the truth. At the heart of 
						the story is bizarre security camera footage from inside 
						the hotel’s elevator that led to some wild conspiracy 
						theories. From the creator of The Ted 
						Bundy Tapes, this dark and gripping 
						docuseries will set the stage for future seasons to 
						come, each of which will explore a different infamous 
						location related to the world of crime. It’s a must 
						watch for true crime fans.
 
						On DVD
						Silk Road
						Based on true events, Silk Road examines the mastermind 
						entrepreneur Ross Ulbricht whose ultimate 
						goal is to launch the internet's first unregulated 
						marketplace on the dark web. His site becomes the 
						world's fastest-growing drug market, catching the 
						attention of corrupt DEA agent Rick Bowden focused on 
						taking down Ulbricht. Bowden, known as the "dinosaur 
						narc," must overcome his own challenges and soon learns 
						that he is in over his head.
 
The Buzz...
Amanda Gorman’s inauguration appearance and the global attention 
it received, some characterized the 22 year old poet as an American treasure and 
fashion icon, has resulted in an “avalanche of offers,” per an industry source 
familiar with such deals. The opportunities are said to cover a range of 
categories from fashion and beauty to digital and high profile magazine covers.
Mila Kunis is quite literally the luckiest girl alive. That's 
because she's officially starring in the film adaptation of Jessica 
Knoll's Luckiest Girl Alive. The mystery novel, which went on to become a 
New York Times bestseller in 2015, is now taking shape for the 
small screen at Netflix. The streaming platform confirmed the Bad
Moms actress will star in the movie, which centers on Knoll's protagonist
Ani FaNelli, described as a "sharp tongued New Yorker who appears 
to have it all." 
Mr. Big might be making a big comeback after all. Following media reports that
Chris Noth, who played Carrie's other half on Sex and
the City, would not be returning to the reboot of the show, the 
actor is suggesting otherwise. Noth slyly responded to fans on Instagram 
as they lamented his absence on the forthcoming HBO Max series.
Over the years, Kate Winslet has won one Academy Awards, 
three Golden Globes and three BAFTAs. Yet, those 
accomplishments have been seemingly overshadowed by tabloid journalist's 
fixation on her appearances. The Titanic actress spoke about the media's 
"straight-up cruel" criticism of her weight in a new interview with The
Guardian.
Soleil Moon Frye and Cherie Johnson are both 
reprising their roles in Peacock's highly anticipated series Punky
Brewster, a continuation of the beloved 1980s sitcom about a little girl 
raised by a foster parent, and as you can imagine, they had quite the reunion 
once they found out they'd be working together again. After all, it was "love at 
first sight" when the two actresses met so many years ago.
No pretty little lies about it! Something is going on between Lucy Hale and 
Skeet Ulrich. The actress, 31, and the actor, 51, were spotted kissing during a 
lunch outing at Sweet Butter Cafe in Los Angeles on Sunday, Feb. 21, according 
to Page Six. 
Netflix has finally revealed a release date for Zack Snyder’s 
zombie epic Army of the Dead, with the streamer setting it for May 
21st. His first zombie movie since his breakout remake of Dawn of the Dead,
Army of the Dead stars Dave Bautista.
After an acclaimed turn as Margaret Thatcher on The 
Crown, Gillian Anderson has set her sights on another famous 
female in politics. The actress will play Eleanor Roosevelt in 
Showtime’s The First Lady, an upcoming anthology that will pull back the 
curtain on the personal and political lives of three FLOTUSes.