This morning, Adam Richman scared his fans when he posted that he was going in for his second surgery in six weeks. It was not as much the surgery that worried them as what he wrote.
“And because nobody knows the future, I just wanted to once again tell all those who have been so kind and supportive of me & the shows I make and have made, I am forever grateful & love you all so much,” the Man v. Food man wrote. “If I’m granted the opportunity to come out of this, I promise I’ll continue to work my tail off to give you my all. Blessed to live the life I have & yes, blessed to live long enough to see my beloved @spursofficial lift a European Trophy.” Then he asked for prayers.
After a few hours, he returned to social media and gave an update on how his operation went. “I’m home from the surgery and so grateful for all of the messages of care and concern,” he wrote on this post. “Two operations in six weeks is pretty gnarly, but fortunately I’m on the other side of it. It’s gonna be a long road to recovery, but I get to wake up at home and that is a miracle and a blessing.”
Richman has not disclosed what the surgery is for. Hopefully, he will recover quickly and back eating more delicious foods in a restaurant and not at home. Then, he can share reviews and facts about those meals and so much more again..
Did you know that there is a Roger Taylor in Queen and one in Duran Duran? Not only that, but the Englishmen are also both drummers?
You might think they are the same person, but they are not. I know that because D² shared a photo of them together. So, now we have picture proof that they are two different people who share the same name, country of origin, and job.
Billy Joel, 76, had some sad news to share with his fans. He is cancelling his upcoming tour because he is suffering from a debilitating brain condition.
The statement reads: “Billy Joel has announced that he will be cancelling all scheduled concerts following a recent diagnosis of Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH). This condition has been exacerbated by recent concert performances, leading to problems with hearing, vision, and balance. Under his doctor’s instructions, Billy is undergoing specific physical therapy and has been advised to refrain from performing during this recovery period. Billy is thankful for the excellent care he is receiving and is fully committed to prioritizing his health. He is grateful for the support from fans during this time and looks forward to the day when he can once again take the stage.
According to Yale University, NPH is described as: “When excess levels of cerebrospinal fluid buildup within a person’s brain, they have a condition called normal pressure hydrocephalus. The condition can lead to gait problems, urinary incontinence (which may begin as urinary urgency), and dementia (which may begin as trouble executing complex plans).”
NPH is treated by inserting a shunt into the brain to drain the extra fluid. The patient will feel relief almost immediately, and is expected to regain up to 80% of what was lost while they had excess fluid in the brain.
Hopefully, he will be better soon and back being the Piano Man in no time because he puts on one helluva show that everyone can enjoy.
Yesterday, on The Tonight Show, Tom Cruise and the cast from Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning, Simon Pegg, Pom Klementieff, Hayley Atwell and Greg Tarzan Davis, along with Jimmy Fallon and The Roots, performed an a cappella version of the show/movie’s theme song.
To start things off, the host took off his mask to reveal that he is the action star. Now, everything makes sense. Cruise has been masquerading as Fallon all of this time. Therefore, there never was a Jimmy Fallon. Mind blown.
R.L. Stine’s Fear Street franchise is finally back with a new movie on Netflix, and it lives up to the first word in its name.
Fear Street: Prom Queen throws it back to the ’80s slasher movies that were more fun than scary with their kills. So it is a good thing that it takes place in 1988.
Not just any time of that year, but prom night in Shadyville, a town that is way too familiar with death. There are six girls gunning for Prom Queen. But one by one, they go missing. Well, not missing, they are getting murdered.
There is the outcast Lori Granger (India Fowler). She is a long shot, but is not stopping her from running, and her best friend, Megan (Suzanna Son), is going to support her. Just like she does when their classmates make fun of Lori because her mom was accused of killing her dad when he rejected her and her pregnancy, but she claims she is innocent. Does killing run in Lori’s blood?
Tiffany Falconer (Fina Strazza) is the school bitch. Everyone wants to kill her because again, she is the school bitch. But is she also the school murderer?
Then there is Tiffany’s lap dog, Melissa (Ella Rubi). Is she sick of living in her BFF’s shadow and thinks that winning will change everything?
Debbie (Rebecca Ablack) is their friend, but is also invisible. Is this her way of finally getting seen?
Linda (Ilan O’Driscoll) seems to be nice and sweet, but is she the opposite?
Finally, there is Christy (Ariana Greenblatt), the school bad girl. Murderous bad?
One of those Prom Queen wannabes won’t make it to the prom because she will be murdered by a cleaver-swinging person wearing a red leather full-body cape and a black scary mask.
After her dead body lies in the street, it is time for the prom and the killings to start. One by one, the nominees and their dates have their final dance until someone is finally named Prom Queen. And then it is time for the mass murdering to begin, giving Carrie’s prom a run for its money.
The best kill comes from a victim who has both their hands chopped off and tries to escape the killer by opening the door with their bloody stubs. That is something that is not possible, so don’t feel bad laughing. I didn’t.
The kills are creative and original, and like I said, very ’80s.
What is also very ’80s soundtrack, you will hear songs from Duran Duran, Roxette, and Melle Mel, to name a few.
You don’t want to turn down a date with Fear Street: Prom Queen! I have to admit, you will not be able to Netflix & Chill with it because it is not a chill movie. It is a Horror movie, after all. But you will have a fun night watching it. And these days, that is all we can ask for.
You can watch Fear Street: 1994, Fear Street: 1978, and Fear Street: 1666. Every one of the Fear Street movies is enjoyable to watch. But I have to admit that Prom Queen is my favorite one so far. You say, it takes the crown!
