Entertainment

“The Man Who Haunted Himself” showcases Roger Moore’s acting prowess, dispelling any doubts. Initially overlooked, it is now seen as a significant missed opportunity.

The iconic bottle from the 1960s sitcom “I Dream of Jeannie” is now proudly displayed at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History.

In 1968, The Beatles journeyed to Rishikesh, India, to meditate under the guidance of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and composed 48 songs over roughly 48 days.

The Flying Nun, starring Sally Field, gained cult status with music to its allure, re-issued in an album featuring series’ tracks and 2 new stereo bonus songs.

Mattel introduces a new, less competitive Scrabble to appeal to Gen Z focusing on linguistic enjoyment and social interaction, excluding the U.S. market.

“The Beach Boys,” a new documentary on Disney+ from May 24. Celebrate the band that defined California’s dreamy sound, captivating fans for generations.

Rediscover the charm of “Lost in Space” with its new Blu-ray release. Perfect for fans and newcomers alike, it offers enhanced viewing of the timeless Robinson family adventures.

Get The Simpsons Moe’s Prank Phone, a replica of Moe’s Tavern’s iconic telephone! It’s not just a phone; it’s a portal to Springfield pranks!

“Drive-Away Dolls,” directed by Etan Coan, disappoints with predictable humor, despite a strong cast led by Qualley and Viswanathan on an adventurous trip filled with clichés and underused talent.

Woody Allen’s 50th film, “COUP DE CHANCE,” was shot entirely in French. The French romantic thriller stars Lou de Laâge, it debuts in the US on April 5, 2024.

Tim Burton’s “Wednesday” resurrects the Addams Family universe on Netflix, centering on Wednesday’s adolescent years at Nevermore Academy. Starring Jenna Ortega, it achieves critical acclaim and record-breaking viewership.

Rhino announces “Anno Domini 1989-1995,” a box set featuring Black Sabbath’s Tony Martin era, with remastered LPs/CDs and exclusive tracks, set for release on May 31.