The MAGAts are anxiously awaiting for the Jeffrey Epstein’s files to be released, but there are people busy redacting information like what I assume to be Donald Trump’s name from it.
However, next month, Maryland auctioneers Alexander Historical Auctions will be auctioning off his 64-page little black book with 386 names, addresses, phone numbers, and more from his associates.
According to the press release: In addition to his contact’s names, the great majority of the entries also include contact information for private residences, aides, employees, parents, and even girlfriends, and many numbers have no names indicated at all, sparking a good deal of intrigue. Ninety-four of the names bear black checkmarks, and five have been highlighted in yellow. These five names, including that of current President Donald Trump, are those of well-recognized financial and industrial figures. In addition to Trump, other notables within include H.H.S. Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., former Sen. Edward Kennedy, attorney Alan Dershowitz, and many dozens of other giants in the fields of finance, manufacturing, real estate, politics (Democrat and Republican), film, television, law, fashion design, and so on.
There is also a good deal of information hinting at Epstein’s sordid past, including the very first entry: contact information for the front desk and five apartment numbers (only) with telephone numbers of residences maintained by him for girlfriends, models, and attorneys. Many entries simply bear an unidentifiable name and number.
The book was previously auctioned and had offers of around $100,000, but the owner turned them down. This time around, there is no reserve.
The auction is taking place on April 2nf with an opening bid of $20,000.
In 2005, Seth MacFarlane had his second show on Fox, American Dad. It stayed there for 11 seasons before moving to TBS and has been there ever since.
TBS has decided to get out of the scripted show business and has decided they do not want any more new episodes.
So does that mean the end of the series, which did well on the cable network? Fox is looking to save the animated sitcom and air the 20th season and more on their network, according to Deadline.
This is the second time that Fox has cancelled a MacFarlane series and brought it back. The first one being Family Guy. Hopefully, they learned their lesson not do that again.
This is a smart move on Fox’s part. Their new shows, The Great North, Krapopolis, Grimsburg, and Universal Basic Guys, have yet to find an audience because, in my opinion, they suck.
If Fox wants to bring back one of their other animated shows, I vote for The Critic!
In the last few years, there have been several Horror movies based on characters from our childhoods, like Winnie-the-Pooh, Popeye: The Sailor Man, and Pinocchio.
However, the most popular one is Steamboat Willie. He has had several adaptations, including the upcoming Steamboat from the producers of the last two Terrifier movies.
Anyways, today, they released the trailer for the film, and it is the best trailer for one of the types of films. Why? Because they made it like it was for a Disney movie. And that makes it so perfect.
That is until Disney finds out and pulls it down. So watch it while you can. Then go see the movie on April 2nd.
So be their guest on a New York City ferry ride that turns into a hilarious nightmare when a mischievous mouse named Steamboat Willie becomes a monstrous reality. Can the unsuspecting passengers survive the creature’s miniature murder & mayhem?
David Howard Thornton (Art The Clown in the Terrifier Franchise) stars as Steamboat Willie, whistling up a whole new world of horror – and humor! Featuring a horror comedy imagining of your favorite animated princesses. They’re loud – they’re rowdy – and they’re about to have a very bad night.
Fresh Prince of Bel-Aire was Will Smith’s first acting job, and he was the star and the producer. Since it was his first debut role, he memorized the whole script, as in everyone’s lines.
That seems admirable, right? That is until you see him mouthing the other actor’s lines as they were saying them.
If you go back to the first few episodes, you can see him do it. Because he didn’t know he was doing it until someone pointed it out to him in episode 6. Who was it? He told Tatyana Ali that it was Don Cheadle.
Side note: Can you believe that Smith has an Oscar and Cheadle does not?
Back to the story. He told his co-star he didn’t know he was doing it. And she responded that he used to do it to her a lot.
“Terrible. Terrible,” he told her. “There’s no reason we were successful. There’s no reason we should have been successful.”
But they were. And because of that, now people can look back and laugh at him for doing that.
On a positive note. At least, he was man enough to admit that.
Apple TV+ streamed the season 2 finale of Severance today, and it left viewers wanting more. But they didn’t know if they are going to get more episodes in the future.
Luckily, they didn’t have to wait too long to find that the workplace show with a twist is coming back for season 3. It was a decision that was easy for them to make because it is the streamer’s most-watched show.
“Making ‘Severance’ has been one of the most creatively exciting experiences I’ve ever been a part of,” said executive producer and director Ben Stiller. “While I have no memory of this, I’m told making season three will be equally enjoyable, though any recollection of these future events will be forever and irrevocably wiped from my memory as well.”
“I couldn’t be more excited to get back to work with Ben, Dan, the incredible cast and crew, Apple and the whole ‘Severance’ team,” said star and executive producer Adam Scott. “Oh hey also — not a huge deal — but if you see my innie, please don’t mention any of this to him. Thanks.”
