Lennon looks the part: teal-tinted hair, cool tattoos, a punky sartorial sense, big headphones. As she sulks around the edges of a gallery opening on the arty side of Columbus, Ohio, she seems to fit in, until you notice… Why isn’t Lennon talking to anyone else? How come no one has said hello to her? And why is she recording the incredibly basic party chatter around her instead of actually partaking in it?...
The short answer is its third-quarter financial report… only, Roku actually topped internal and external expectations for Q3. Sure, Roku lost lots of money — $122.2 million, a loss of 88 cents per share — but tech companies often do. Anyway, that counts as a win when analysts expected a per-share loss of roughly $1.28 or $1.29. Roku also beat other metrics: EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization), revenue, active accounts, ARPU (average revenue per user), and hours spent viewing....
“In Arkansas, I posed as an ultimate fighter at a cage match and challenged anyone in the audience to take me on,” Cohen writes. “When my fake ex-boyfriend volunteered, we engaged in some heavy petting, triggering a near riot. The crowd—including some recently paroled prisoners with swastika tattoos—erupted in homophobic slurs and started hurling metal chairs at us. Had I not ducked into a trapdoor and out an escape tunnel, I think the crowd would have beaten me senseless....
That “Schitt’s Creek” is the Emmy winner for Outstanding Comedy Series after its first four seasons were shut out of the Emmys completely is no small feat. Critical support for the show and seasons being made available to stream on Netflix drove more and more viewers to “Schitt’s Creek” over the years. ViacomCBS also put its whole Entertainment and Youth Group portfolio behind the show as well in its final season, heavily promoting across VH1, MTV, Paramount, and more....
The series is centered on Strong and Key as a couple — Melissa and Josh — striking out on a backpacking trip aimed at breathing new life into their flagging relationship and ends up with the pair stumbling upon a magical mystery town in which everyone appears to be fueled solely by the power and passion of 1940s musicals. As entertaining as that might seem in the short term, the duo quickly realizes that they can’t leave town until they find “true love....
In a new interview in The Daily Beast author Candace Bushnell, whose New York Observer column inspired the original HBO series, has revealed she doesn’t care that Samantha will not be part of the show. The fan-favorite won’t be joining the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis in reprising her beloved role. “This is an entertainment product,” she said. “All of these shows have their own interior logic and their own rules....
“They’ve decided to release the director’s triple-X cut for the 30th anniversary,” Stone told “A Current Affair” host Tracy Grimshaw, who then asked if Stone could do anything to prevent the movie from being re-released. “There are new [Screen Actors Guild] rules about that have been made and created, but they were made after I, as a young lady, made this film, and so they don’t apply to me.” In Stone’s recently released memoir “The Beauty of Living Twice,” she writes about the infamous “Basic Instinct” scene in which she uncrosses her legs during an interrogation scene and is seen with brief full-frontal nudity....
