Reactions to Quentin Tarantino‘s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” which premiered Tuesday evening in Cannes, have started flooding Twitter, and critics are excited, to say the least. The movie, starring Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie, is set in 1969 Hollywood against the backdrop of the Manson murders.

Completionists are going to have a field day with 'Tears of the Kingdom,' as Koroks are officially returning. Here’s everything we know so far. Source: Nintendo via YouTubeWhile Breath of the Wild is largely considered a masterpiece, there’s one part of the game that has led to more than a few headaches — collecting Koroks. These tiny creatures could be found scattered throughout Hyrule, with 900 to discover during your journey.

Actor who starred as Cade Foster in the SyFy series, First Wave (1998 to 2001). Before Fame He made his debut in the 1993 TV movie, The Boys of St. Vincent: 15 Years Later. Trivia He played Rick Ryder in the TV series Sophie, in which he played the title character's ex-boyfriend. Family Life His father is playwright Michael Cook and his mother is playwright and actress Janice Spence. Associated With In 2002, he appeared in five episodes of Dawson's Creek, starring James Van Der Beek.

Fiction writer who explored the topics of materialism and capitalism in America and is best known for his 1920 work, Main Street. For his 1925 novel, Arrowsmith, he was offered the Pulitzer Prize (which he refused to accept); the work was later adapted into an Academy Award-nominated film. Before Fame At age thirteen, he tried unsuccessfully to run away from home and serve as a drummer boy in the Spanish-American War.

“These Are Full Blown Adults” — Unhinged HOA Meeting Goes Viral for Being Embarrassingly Petty"those city hall meetings on Parks and Rec are real..." By Mustafa GatollariPublished April 15 2024, 9:20 a.m. ET Source: TikTok | @volumeupvidsIf you ever needed a sign to not purchase a home that is part of a homeowner's association, then allow this video to be just that. Posted by the TikTok account Volume Up (@volumeupvids) the clip shows a large group of residents ruthlessly booing and jeering a woman as she attempts to tell them that the board has decided to vote to bring in a property management company even though numerous folks who live in the community were vocally against it.