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Vol. 33 No.
43
Pick Hits
At The Movies
The Mongoose
Ryan "Fang" Flanagan (Liam Neeson), a decorated combat veteran,
kills his ex-wife's abusive partner in self defense and is falsely
accused of murder. Fleeing the scene at over 130 mph in a high powered muscle
car (equipped with an onboard AI system named Helen), he leads law enforcement
on a dramatic, nationally televised cross-country car chase. He is aided by
members of his former Special Forces battalion as a captivated public follows
his escape.
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Masterplan (Prime Video)
When a legendary thief sets his sights on the
Mona
Lisa, he recruits two young strangers to help him before
revealing they are long lost sibling and oh yes, by the
way, he is their father. Thrown into a chaotic reunion
they never asked for, this new family must learn to work
together, and try not to kill each other if they want
any chance at pulling off the heist of the century.
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The Terminal List (Prime Video)
Navy SEAL Commander James Reece (Chris Pratt)
turns to vengeance as he investigates the mysterious
forces behind the murder of his entire
platoon. Reece applies the lessons he's learned from
nearly two decades of warfare to hunt down the people
responsible. Freed from military command, Reece compiles
a "terminal list" of corrupt government officials,
corporate executives, and operatives systematically
eliminating them with help from journalist Katie Buranek
(Constance Wu) and former teammate Ben
Edwards (Taylor Kitsch). Based on the
novel by Jack Carr.
The Buzz...
Tom Skerritt, who starred in the TV series
Picket Fences and appeared in movies
ranging from Mash to Alien, Top
Gun, A River Runs Through It and Ted,
died on Wednesday of natural causes, Variety has
confirmed with his publicist. He was 93.
Chrishell
Stause will not be returning for the upcoming
10th season of Selling Sunset and she has
no plans of watching it either, but she’s making sure
her lawyers tune in. The reality star announced her exit
from the show last year after spending nine seasons with
the Netflix series. “I’ve gotten to a place where
I don’t need the show financially,” Chrishell told
Bustle about her exit. “I’m lucky to have other forms of
employment, because it’s no longer good for my mental
health.
Hilary Duff just released her new
Christmas EP Holiday Things. The 39 year
old entertainer just announced the new music two days
before, and now all five songs are out now. On the EP,
Hilary co-wrote three brand new, original songs,
including All You Want for Christmas is Me and
re-recorded the Wham! classic Last
Christmas.
Good news, Guardians of the Galaxy fans. Chris
Pratt, who has played superhero Star Lord across
six films, recently confirmed that his character will
return to the MCU and that the studio has already
taken “hard action” to make it happen.
Forget about going to the cottage. Heated
Rivalry fans will be going to movie theaters in
November. Almost a year after the queer hockey romance
series premiered in the U.S., Regal will release
all six episodes in more than 650 theaters nationwide
for a limited run Nov. 6-30.
Meghan Markle is breaking her silence on
what is being reported about her father, Thomas
Markle. If you have not seen the news, the
82 year old, who is estranged from her family, was found
to be in possession of of illicit material.
Hila Klein is speaking out about her
marriage to Ethan Klein. The 38 year old
Teddy Fresh founder and co-host of the
H3 Podcast has publicly accused her husband
of having an affair and confirmed that she is navigating
a separation.
Harry Styles was involved in an
altercation with an autograph seeker this week in New
York City and now that man is speaking out to take blame
for the incident. The moment happened while Harry was
walking through the Lower East Side neighborhood while
on his way to Madison Square Garden
for his show on Wednesday.
Megan Moroney just released a brand new
song for Nobody Wants This season
three. The country music star penned “Say When” for the
Netflix series, and it’s featured on the just released
soundtrack.
Kacey Musgraves has dropped her new single
Weekend in Texas from her upcoming
album Middle of Nowhere Vol 2:
Tex Mex Tapes. The country singer is dropping a
companion album for Middle of Nowhere, featuring 11
original songs and 5 covers, including four songs sung
entirely in Spanish to explore the deep-rooted
connection between Texas and Mexico.
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HOT 20 SONGS
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1. Dracula
- Tame Impala
2. Hate That I Made You Love Me - Ariana Grande
3. Babydoll - Dominic Fike
4. Risk It All - Bruno Mars
5. Mr. Know It All - Teddy Swims
6. Choosin' Texas - Ella Langley
7. Stupid Song - Olivia Rodrigo
8. I Knew It, I Knew You - Taylor Swift
9. Drop Dead - Olivia Rodrigo
10. My Body Isn't Ready - Sombr
11. Animal - Katseye
12. Boston - Stella Lefty
13. Petal - Ariana Grande
14. Earrings - Malcolm Todd
15. Midnight Sun - Zara Larsson
16. Patient Zero - Taylor Swift
17. Lush Life - Zara Larsson
18. Sue Me - Audrey Hobert
19. Loser - Tame Impala
20. Bass Persuades - Miley Cyrus |
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Box Office
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1.
Clayface
2. You Can See Everything
3. Wildwood
4. Street Fighter
5. Wicker
6. BTS World Tour
7. Other Mommy
• Wicker (New)
• Breeder (New)
• The Mongoose (New) |
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Top Streaming Movies
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1.
Love Of Your Life (Prime Video)
2. Surviving Hurricane Otis (Netflix)
3. Animals (Netflix)
4. Moana (Disney+)
5. Mother Mary (HBO Max)
6. Toy Story 5 (Disney+)
7. Masterplan (Prime Video)
8. Tanzing (AppleTV)
9. Matchbox (AppleTV)
10. Evil Dead Burn (HBO Max) |
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Top Streaming Shows
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1.
Lupin (Netflix)
2. The Terminal List (Prime Video)
3. VisionQuest (Disney+)
4. Tulsa King (Paramount+)
5. Slow Horses (AppleTV)
6. Carrie (Prime Video)
7. Coven Academy (Disney+)
8. Nobody Wants This (Netflix)
9. Below (Netflix)
10. Crystal Lake (HBO Max) |
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