On Tuesday, Queen Elizabeth II welcomed the new Prime Minister of England. After meeting with Liz Truss, the Palace said that Her Royal Highness needed to rest after a long day, even though she looked well in the photos that were released to the public.
Today, Buckingham Palace released an alarming statement about Her Majesty’s health. “Following further evaluation this morning, The Queen’s doctors are concerned for Her Majesty’s health and have recommended she remain under medical supervision,” they wrote. “The Queen remains comfortable and at Balmoral.”
Since that announcement, we have found out that the 96-year-old Queen’s four children, Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, and Prince Edward, and two grandchildren, Prince William and Prince Harry (who is in England at the time), are rushing to be with her. Kate Middleton is staying behind with her three children, who attended their first day at a new school according to Daily Mail’s Emily Nash.
Several of the Royal reporters whom I follow are being grim about the news and not expecting a positive outcome for the woman who has ruled the United Kingdom for 70 years.
Hopefully, they are wrong, but they know how the Palace handles things better than we ever can.
McDonald’s announced their new Fall treat. However, it isn’t new. In fact, it is old, like almost 40 years old.
What is it? It is the cheese danish. The flakey pastry with a sweet cream cheese filling and topped with a buttery streusel and light vanilla drizzle will join the apple fritter, blueberry muffin, and cinnamon roll on the McCafe menu on September 14th for a limited time.
While it is not as good as their hot fudge sundae or the McRib, it is pretty close. Hopefully, the McDLT will be the next item from their everything old is new again menu. What do you want them to bring back?
Before David Schwimmer starred in one of the most successful sitcoms of all time, he had to get his start somewhere. He looks the same now as he did when he was 15 in that 1982 episode of Police Squad.
If you are a Horror fan, then you can tell people the moments that scared the shit out of you. I will never forget the girl walking in a body bag in Nightmare on Elm Street. I still have nightmares from the scene. I am sure you could tell me things that still make you scream.
Therefore, Shudder is streaming an 8-episode series that highlights The 101 Scariest Horror Movie Moments of All Time.
However, just showing them would be boring. So they have horror experts, actors, producers, writers, and so many other people from the genre talking about these moments that will forever haunt you.
So you learn things like they used natural bees with Tony Todd during that scene in Candyman. The scariest kill on Friday the 13th was not in the original script. And so much more.
I have seen the first three episodes. I learned that there are so many films I have never seen, and I can’t wait to see them all. I have already watched The Brood.
My only negative is that American Werewolf in London is so early on the list. To me, that is one of the most terrifying movies ever. But other than that, I am so enjoying the docuseries that will stream new episodes every Wednesday.
