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Dolly Parton’s Publicist Reveals Cancer As Her Cause Of Death
As the world mourns the loss of the great Dolly Parton, her publicist revealed the beloved icon’s cause of death. Parton died on Tuesday, August 25, and tributes from celebs like Beyoncé and King Charles are pouring in.
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Dolly Parton’s Publicist Reveals Cancer Was Her Cause Of Death
The world was saddened to hear of Parton’s death at age 80 on Tuesday. Her publicist Marcel Pariseau revealed that the ‘I Will Always Love You’ singer-songwriter died after “a brief battle with cancer.” Pariseau noted that Parton died in Nashville at the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center, per WCVB.
“After bravely facing a brief battle with cancer, Dolly departed her Earthly life today at the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center surrounded by loved ones.”
According to PEOPLE, Parton was admitted to the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center four days before her death for kidney and autoimmune issues.
Beyoncé Shares Tribute To Dolly Parton
Parton wrote hundreds of songs, and many were covered by other artists, such as Whitney Houston’s cover of ‘I Will Always Love You.’ Beyoncé covered Parton’s hit song ‘Jolene‘ for her country album, ‘Cowboy Carter,’ and she shared a tribute to the late singer on her website following her death.
“You were the barometer. The north star. Bold and brilliant. Talented and tenacious. You taught so many lessons on how to be uniquely oneself,” she wrote. “I am grateful for your art, your heart, your generosity, your humor, your entrepreneurship. I’m honored that I had the privilege to work with you. I will treasure that forever. Thank you for your profound impact on the world. You are an angel who has made this world a happier place because of your joyful art. You are truly one of one. Rest peacefully.”
Empire State Building Lights Up For Dolly As Celebs Pay Tribute
The Empire State Building also paid tribute to the legendary country artist and movie star. In addition to being an 11-time GRAMMY-Award-winning artist, Parton also starred in several films such as ‘Steal Magnolias,’ ‘9 to 5’ and ‘Rhinestone,’ and the Big Apple honored the actress with a tribute. A pink light show lit up the Empire State Building on Tuesday night. The “pink sparkle” was in honor of Parton’s 70-year career.
Other tributes poured in from Dionne Warwick, Keke Palmer, Kamala Harris, former president’s Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and Joe Biden, Mick Jagger, Pink, Parton’s ‘9 to 5’ co-stars Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda, Donatella Versace, Kelly Clarkson, Jeff Bezos and The Muppets, and countless others.
Former President Barack Obama noted Parton’s 11 GRAMMY Awards, commitment to child literacy and her assistance in accelerating COVID vaccine research.
It’s hard to imagine many people having a bigger impact than Dolly Parton. Born in a one-room cabin, she earned 11 Grammys and an Emmy, built a business empire, helped millions of kids learn to read, and — as if that wasn’t enough — helped accelerate the research that led to the… https://t.co/gl4KGm4vnk
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) August 25, 2026
Not only are folks paying tribute to the legend in the U.S., but they are doing so world-wide. The Royal Family honored the late country singer in London during the Changing of the Guard ceremony as the Band of the Coldstream Guards played the theme song from ‘9 to 5.’ A video of the tribute was shared on Instagram with the caption:
“Remembering the late, great Dolly, who brought joy, comfort and inspiration to so many – including the millions of children given free books through her Imagination Library. We will always ❤️ you.”
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Days of our Lives Early Spoilers Aug 31-Sept 4: Holly Unleashes Fury & Stephanie Blunders Big!
Days of Our Lives Aug 31-Sept 4 ramp up with Holly Jonas (Ashley Puzemis) losing it and raging at somebody. Plus, Stephanie Johnson (Abigail Klein) messes up really badly.
We’re talking a potentially marriage ending mistake that she is going to need to make right. Also, the week of August 31st to September 4th, we’ve got EJ DiMera (Dan Feuerriegel) under fire, Lexie Carver (Nikki Crawford)’s celebration of life, a new face in town, and concerns about a security risk.
And as we always do on early edition day, we’re going to go over what’s happening the rest of this week and then we’re going to talk about what is coming the week ahead. So, let’s get right into it.
Days of our Lives Spoilers: Roman Steps Up
Wednesday, August 26th on Days of Our Lives, we’ve got Roman Brady (Josh Taylor) helping his former Salem PD partner Abe Carver (James Reynolds) with Lexie’s end-of-life celebration. We may see Roman hosting the wake at The Brady Pub because Lexie’s last wish stressed that she did not want a funeral.
Instead, she left Abe instructions that she wanted a party to celebrate her life. So, this is going to be obviously very bittersweet. Stephanie turns to her friend Theo Carver (Tyler Joseph Andrews) because she’s upset with her hubby Alex Kiriakis (Robert Scott Wilson).
And Stephanie tells Alex this week that they can’t keep going on like this. And he asks Stephanie, “What are you saying?” Alex may be frustrated because this is terrible timing for her to be pulling stunts because he’s got to be there for Kelsey because Joy Wesley (AlexAnn Hopkins) is going through surgery that may paralyze her.
So, this is not the time for Stephanie to be needy and jealous, but she is. And of course, Theo is grieving, so they may be boozing at Lexie’s memorial or elsewhere and cross some lines. Stephanie’s all spun up because she saw Alex hug Joy, but she doesn’t understand the context and the terrible turn this medical crisis has taken.
DOOL Spoilers: Cat Questions EJ
Cat Greene (AnnaLynne McCord) questions EJ on Wednesday. If you recall, Cat remembered something huge in her hypnosis session with Marlena Evans (Deidre Hall). Cat told EJ she was ISA. Cat also talked about Clyde Weston (James Read), which was interesting.
So, looks like Cat was under his control at that point as well. I do wonder how much Clyde knew about Cat’s ISA status, if anything. So far, EJ’s had very scant memories return of their time at the clinic, and it’s frustrating him. Remember, Marlena told him he was unconscious, so his brain wasn’t making or storing memories.
Cat’s worried, and she wants to know if EJ remembers that she confessed she’s a spy. Shawn Brady (Brandon Beemer) sets up a romantic evening with Jada Hunter (Elia Cantu) at the Bistro. And Marlena is worried about Belle Black (Martha Madison)’s plans, probably for Italy and the chess set mystery.
Julie already told Chad DiMera (Connor Floyd) he should not go to Italy. So, we’ll see if Belle goes alone or with him or with Marlena since the mystery was designed for her and John Black (Drake Hogestyn). I don’t think Chad’s going to stop, though.
Days Spoilers: Stephanie Messes Up
Thursday, August 27th on Days of Our Lives, Alex drops baby girl Kelsey off with his stepmom Bonnie Lockhart (Judi Evans) so that he can take Stephanie out on a date. But is she with Theo when Alex goes looking for Stephanie? Rob Wilson said recently that Stephanie does something bad.
She makes a poor decision that really disappoints Alex. So, it doesn’t sound like sex, but maybe something else. Holly is furious and she confronts EJ on Thursday. I expect Holly will lay into EJ about the Coriseal poisoning and planting the pills in her bag. Holly may never forgive her ex-stepfather. And I mean, what can EJ even do but say, “Oh, sorry. I drugged you and then planted drugs.”
I don’t think he’s going to confirm his guilt. He may just lie and deny to Holly’s face. EJ makes a tense phone call this week, presumably to Rita Lesley (Maggie Carney), tells her to get on George O’Halloran and make sure he puts a lid on the Coronavirus situation. The question is, did EJ make that call before or after Holly chews him a new one at the mansion?
Also, Paulina Price (Jackee Harry) wants Johnny DiMera (Carson Boatman) to come clean to Chanel Dupree (Raven Bowens). This may be about him knowing Lexie was down in the basement room at the mansion. And hopefully Chanel will understand that Johnny was respecting his aunt’s deathbed wish.
I’m so excited that Chanel and Johnny’s daughter is named Olivia Alexandra DiMera, by the way, because that’s two cute and really sweet homages. Arianna Horton (Vico Escorcia) listens in on a disturbing conversation. We’ll see if it is Kate that she’s listening to because of what happens by the end of this week.
Days of our Lives Spoilers: Jack & Steve Reconnect
Friday, August 28th on Days of Our Lives. Jack Deveraux (Matthew Ashford)’s catching up with his brother Steve Johnson (Stephen Nichols). They got lots to talk about. Jack may stick around a little longer because he wants to spend time with Gwen Rizczech (Emily O’Brien) and do some father-daughter bonding.
And Steve may talk to Jack about Kayla Brady (Mary Beth Evans), hoping that Gwen buys the hospital. We’ve got EJ grilling his brother Chad about their late father Stefano DiMera‘s (Joseph Mascolo) chess set. And Sarah Horton (Linsey Godfrey) is there for her ex-husband Xander Cook (Paul Telfer).
He’s upset about losing the house, blames himself. He’s also, of course, very upset that Sarah and Victoria are moving in with Brady Black (Eric Martsolf). But so far, you got to give Xander his flowers because he did not lose his temper when Sarah told him. Xander was very polite even though he was demonstrably upset.
Kate Roberts (Lauren Koslow) asks Ari for a favor. So, if Kate was the one Ari was eavesdropping on, she might want to keep whatever it was secret from Roman. Marlena gives Belle a special keepsake on Friday. And I wonder if it may somehow tie into the chess set mystery.
DOOL Spoilers: Cat’s Next Move
Then the week of August 31st through September 4th on Days of Our Lives. We’ll see if Cat does what Marlena told her to and alerts Andrew Donovan (Colton Little) to the fact that EJ may know she was ISA because of what she said in Italy.
However, Cat may not want to admit that she broke protocol. Question is, will Marlena tell Andrew? We also now know that Victoria and Xander will be at the father and daughter dance. So, I wonder if it’s going to be offscreen to save Days some money.
Stephanie may regret leaning on Theo when Alex gets upset with her and Joy heads into surgery soon. And if Stephanie’s still acting out, it’s going to be so much harder on Alex. Hopefully, Stephanie’s going to check herself before she wrecks herself and their marriage. Abe picks up the pieces after losing Lexie.
I’m sure Paulina is going to comfort him, but I doubt Abe is going to run right back to Paulina to resume their marriage. It’s messy, but long-term, I do expect they will get remarried since their marriage was nullified when Lexie was declared not dead.
Chad’s debating whether or not to go to Italy. He’s listened to Julie and Jack and, you know, Thomas and Charlotte weighed in on this. Chad says they’re okay with him leaving with Belle to make a short trip to Italy.
But I don’t think it’s a good look for Chad since he didn’t have his kids all summer and now is bailing. We’ll find out if Kate did something else that Roman won’t like and that may be why she needs a favor from Ari.
Days Spoilers: Leo Back to Business
Leo Stark (Greg Rikaart) gets back on track investigating the fake designer bags for Gabi Hernandez (Cherie Jimenez) and that could lead somewhere unexpected when they find the culprit. However, she is going out of town so Leo may have to work on it without her.
Plus, looks like Javi Hernandez (Jacob Martinez) is going to have to approach Leo about a reconciliation because he is giving Javi space and sympathy about his split from Gus (Michael Ocampo). It’s time for campus move-in for Ari, Erin, and Holly.
We may see Tate Black (Leo Howard) feeling a little left out like he was when they were making s’mores and talking about their sophomore year of college. Philip Kiriakis (John-Paul Lavoisier) is going to head to Monte Carlo with Gabi as his fiancée.
Obviously, they’re not doing it on location. Look for lots of B-roll footage, and we’ll see if Philip can pull off a Hail Mary to save the family or if it’s going to be a bust and Gabi loses the money she loaned Philip to buy into the game.
Even if he wins big, it’s hard to say it will be big enough. You know, 200 million big seems insane. The following week on September 9th, that’s when we get a new face and we find out who Evelyn Stephenson is playing. I suspect she will be recast Sydney DiMera.
There’s something uniquely impressive about a great historical epic. These movies aren’t just about stories set in the past — they recreate entire worlds, bringing empires, political upheavals, and larger-than-life figures to the screen on a scale that can make history feel almost immediate. And when they work, the result is the kind of filmmaking that feels almost impossible to replicate today.
Of course, the greatest historical epics also understand that spectacle alone isn’t enough. Beneath the enormous battle sequences, lavish costumes, and sweeping landscapes are rich, powerful tales about ambition, sacrifice, and human nature. So, whether they’re set in ancient Japan or the American Civil War, these are the historical epics that have proved just how extraordinary the genre can be.
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‘Barry Lyndon’ (1975)
Redman Barry (Ryan O’Neal), an ambitious Irishman, claws his way into the European aristocracy through duels, deception, and an advantageous marriage to the wealthy Lady Lyndon (Marisa Berenson). But upon finally achieving the social status he long craved, Barry discovers that becoming a gentleman is considerably easier than remaining one, as his ambition and arrogance gradually threaten everything he built.
Stanley Kubrick‘s meticulous recreation of 18th-century Europe practically captures the beauty of an old painting with its sprawling landscapes, elaborate costumes, and candlelit interiors. Yet beneath all that visual splendor lies a wonderfully cynical story about class, vanity, and the absurdity of social ambition. Sure, Barry Lyndon may be a little slow, but its hypnotic atmosphere and astonishing craftsmanship make it one of the most distinctive historical epics ever made.
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‘Saving Private Ryan’ (1998)
Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks) and his squad of American soldiers travel across Nazi-occupied France in search of Private James Francis Ryan (Matt Damon), whose brothers had been killed in combat. Their mission is to make sure Ryan is brought home safely, prompting the men to question why they must sacrifice so much for one man.
Saving Private Ryan‘s depiction of World War II is famously visceral, but Steven Spielberg makes sure to never let the spectacle overwhelm the human story. Hanks gives the film a quietly commanding center, while the camaraderie between the soldiers makes every subsequent loss hit harder. It’s an extraordinarily raw epic that masterfully showcases the brutal realities of war.
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‘The Last Emperor’ (1987)
Bernardo Bertolucci‘s The Last Emperor chronicles the life of Puyi, who becomes China’s final emperor at just three years old. Raised in a palace in extraordinary isolation, Puyi (John Lone) grows up believing himself to be the center of the universe — that is, before political upheaval strips him of his imperial power.
The scale of the film is enormous, but it’s the personal journey that becomes the emotional anchor. For instance, the Forbidden City provides a spectacular backdrop for a story about a man who has immense symbolic power but remarkably little control over his own life. Winner of all nine Oscars for which it was nominated, including Best Picture and Best Director, The Last Emperor remains an astonishing achievement in period filmmaking.
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‘Gangs of New York’ (2002)
Set in the 19th century, Amsterdam Vallon (Leonardo DiCaprio) returns to New York City’s brutal Five Points neighborhood years after his father was murdered by powerful gang leader Bill “The Butcher” Cutting (Daniel Day-Lewis). Determined to embark on his journey of revenge, Amsterdam infiltrates Bill’s circle to take him down from the inside just as tensions between rival gangs threaten to consume the city.
Gangs of New York is at its best when Martin Scorsese plunges headfirst into the filthy, chaotic world of old New York, turning the city itself into a character of its own. Day-Lewis is utterly magnetic, delivering a performance so theatrical, vicious, and strangely charismatic that he almost appears to be having the time of his life. With enormous battle sequences, lavish production design, and a rich story about America’s bloody foundations, this is a historical epic with plenty of teeth.
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‘Glory’ (1989)
Glory tells the story of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, one of the first African American regiments organized in the Union Army during the American Civil War. In this, Colonel Robert Gould Shaw (Matthew Broderick) trains the regiment, while also trying to secure proper recognition for his soldiers, who face both the Confederate army and racism within their own ranks.
What makes the film so powerful is the way it turns a significant piece of military history into an intensely personal tale about courage, discrimination, and brotherhood. Broderick brings quiet determination to Shaw, while the rest of the stacked cast — including Denzel Washington‘s Oscar-winning performance — remains incredibly unforgettable. It’s a historical epic that’s not as frequently spoken about, but one that deserves all the spotlight, especially since it carries so much heart.
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‘The Bridge on the River Kwai’ (1957)
Set during World War II, Allied POWs in a Japanese internment camp are ordered to build a railway bridge for their captors. Their natural instinct is to sabotage its construction. However, under the leadership of British Colonel Nicholson (Alec Guinness), they’re persuaded to remain obedient, unaware that Nicholson holds his own ulterior motives with the project.
David Lean turns the construction of a bridge into an extraordinary examination of military pride, obsession, and the psychological effects of war. Guinness gives an Oscar-winning performance, gradually transforming Nicholson from a principled officer into a man so consumed by his own idea of honor. Of course, the film’s spectacular finale remains a true highlight, but the real strength of The Bridge on the River Kwai lies in how cleverly it questions what heroism actually looks like.
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‘Ran’ (1985)
Reimagining Shakespeare’s King Lear in 16th-century Japan, aging warlord Hidetora Ichimonji (Tatsuya Nakadai) decides to divide his kingdom among his three sons, believing he can finally step away from power. Instead, his decision unleashes betrayal, ambition, and all-out warfare as his family tears itself apart.
Few filmmakers understood scale like Akira Kurosawa, and Ran might be his most visually astonishing achievement. Its vast battle scenes are composed with utter precision, while the striking colors and costumes turn the film into a moving work of art. Yet the spectacle only amplifies the tragedy, with Hidetora’s empire crumbling from the same arrogance and hunger for power that built it. Bleak, beautiful, and undoubtedly devastating, Ran is historical epic filmmaking at its most operatic.
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‘Lawrence of Arabia’ (1962)
T.E. Lawrence (Peter O’Toole) is a British Army officer who becomes instrumental in uniting Arab tribes against the Ottoman Empire during World War I. But as he transforms from an obscure officer into a legendary military figure, his growing fame begins to complicate his sense of identity and morality.
Calling Lawrence of Arabia a masterpiece almost feels like an understatement. For one, David Lean transforms the desert into one of cinema’s most magnificent landscapes, while O’Toole gives a mesmerizing performance as a man simultaneously fascinated and horrified by the legend he is creating. The film’s enormous battles and breathtaking compositions are matched by a deeply complicated character study about power, identity, and mythmaking. More than six decades later, it remains the blueprint by which every other historical epic is measured.
Lawrence of Arabia
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December 11, 1962
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228 minutes
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David Lean
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Robert Bolt, Michael Wilson
Two ransom notes sent to local and national news outlets in connection with the disappearance of Today show host Savannah Guthrie‘s mother, Nancy Guthrie, continue to provide more questions than answers.
“I think the sheriff’s office officially releasing the notes was probably trying to capitalize on that six-month moment,” NewsNation’s senior national correspondent Brian Entin exclusively shared with Us in a new cover story focused on Nancy’s disappearance. “It would be a good time to release the notes and that maybe it could drum up some new interest and maybe an important tip to come in.”
On July 31, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department released two ransom notes that authorities say “provide valuable insight into the mindset, motives and the evolution of their tone over time.”
The first note was sent to CBS Tucson affiliate KOLD-TV on February 2 and was addressed to Savannah, 54. (Nancy was reported missing on February 1 after not attending a virtual church service.)
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos is weighing in on the latest ransom notes making headlines in the ongoing search for Today coanchor Savannah Guthrie’s mom, Nancy Guthrie. “I think the FBI has done a number of arrests for false or fake ransom notes,” Nanos shared during a Friday, June 26, appearance on Arizona radio station […]
“We have your mother Nancy. She is safe but scared,” the note read. “She will be held for ransom and once payment is received, she will be released unharmed. … If payment is not received by the last deadline … she will be killed.”
The letter also stated Nancy had a white smartwatch at the foot of her bed and that a floodlight had been damaged in her backyard.
A separate note, also sent to KOLD-TV, was addressed to the Guthrie family on February 6. It said Nancy “perished shortly after she was taken” and was “buried in nature.”
“Nothing you could have done could have changed the outcome,” the letter stated. “We want your family to know this and hope you all can find peace. We are truly sorry.”
Savannah Guthrie, Nancy Guthrie Courtesy of NBC News
Ana Belmonte, an assistant professor of forensic psychology at The Chicago School who is unaffiliated with the case, found the notes believable.
“The inclusion of the information about Nancy’s smartwatch and the damaged light indicates the source of the note is likely credible,” Belmonte told Us.
Retired FBI agent Scott Curtis, who isn’t working on the case, said he doesn’t “put a lot of significance” into the notes because they’re not handwritten and could therefore be AI-generated.
Forensic linguist Dr. Carole Chaski, who is also unaffiliated with the investigation, also had doubts about the letters.
“[One] part of this note that I thought was interesting is ‘We have your mother’ — present tense. ‘She is safe but scared’ — Present tense,” Chaski continued. “‘She will be held for ransom’ — future. She is being held for ransom. If it’s for real, you know. I’m not sure this note is for real. Because of that tense shift.”
New details have continued to emerge amid the disappearance of Today show coanchor Savannah Guthrie’s mom, Nancy Guthrie. News broke on February 1 that Nancy, 84, had been reported missing by a family member who called 911. She was last seen one day prior by daughter Annie Guthrie. (Nancy shared daughters Annie and Savannah, 54, […]
Chaski continued, “The reality is there’s no reason for it to shift to the future. The future shift comes normally later, which it does in this note when it says she will be released. So that makes sense because that’s talking about what’s going to happen in the real future. But what’s happening in the real present is that she’s being held for ransom, not that she will be held for ransom.”
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos has assured the public that investigators are still working the case. Anyone with information is asked to call the FBI’s tipline at 1-800-CALL-FBI. Tips can remain anonymous.
For more on Nancy, pick up the latest issue of Us – on newsstands now.
Atatiana Jefferson‘s family will reportedly receive an $11.25 million settlement for her shooting death. Former officer Aaron Dean was convicted of shooting and killing Atatiana inside her own home in Fort Worth, Texas, on Oct. 12, 2019.
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Atatiana Jefferson’s Family To Receive $11.25 Million Settlement
The Fort Worth City Council approved an $11.25 million settlement for Atatiana Jefferson’s estate on Tuesday, August 25, according to CBS News.
Ex-police officer Aaron Dean shot Atatiana in Fort Worth, Texas, during a safety check in 2019. Not only that, but she was killed in front of her 8-year-old nephew in her own home. Dean was later found guilty of manslaughter instead of murder and received an 11-year prison sentence.
The family’s lawyer, John J. Coyle, said that no settlement could restore Atatiana’s life.
“Atatiana Jefferson’s death was a profound tragedy that never should have happened. She was a beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, aunt, and friend – a young woman with a bright future whose life was taken far too soon,” said Coyle. “No settlement can restore that life or erase the pain her family and loved ones have endured. Through The Atatiana Project, that collective grief and determination became a force for positive change. The Project has transformed tragedy into opportunity and remembrance into action, creating programs and initiatives designed to empower young people, strengthen communities, and open doors that too often remain closed. That is the legacy we should celebrate.”
The 28-year-old pre-medical student and graduate of Xavier University of Louisiana. In addition, Atatiana also worked in the pharmaceutical equipment industry as she saved for medical school.
It’s unclear how soon the family will receive the settlement because it still requires probate court approval.
Jefferson Was Killed Inside Her Own Home
Atatiana Jefferson was murdered by the police on October 12, 2019. Jefferson and her 8-year-old nephew, Zion, were playing video games when they heard a noise outside. He later testified that they had burned hamburgers, and her front door was left open to let out the smoke.
After a neighbor reported her doors were open to a non-emergency police number requesting a safety check, the police arrived at Jefferson’s residence at approximately 2:25 a.m. Within one minute and 17 seconds of their arrival, Dean fatally shot Atatiana.
Zion testified that after they heard a sound, his aunt got her gun and moved towards the window, per ABC News. Body cam footage captured Dean approaching the window when all of a sudden he yelled, “Put your hands up, show me your hands.” Then he shot Atatiana through the glass.
Afterward, Dean claimed that he saw Atatiana’s weapon and thought she was a burglar, but Prosecutor R. Dale Smith noted that he never told his partner he saw a gun.
“What officer would allow one of his partners to run into a house where they thought a burglary was happening without saying, ‘Hey, there’s a gun in there?’” Smith asked. “He never said there was a gun, because he didn’t know.”
What Is The Atatiana Project?
Ataiana’s family founded The Atatiana Project after her murder, a nonprofit organization that provides children with educational, career-oriented programs in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) Careers in which they are disproportionately underrepresented.
“This organization was created in honor of Atatiana Jefferson who, while with her nephew, was murdered in her home by a Fort Worth police officer,” reads the website. “The project continues the work Atatiana was doing at the time of her death —exposing youth to STEAM. For underserved communities, this will bridge educational gaps and open career paths.”
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Johnny Ringo Actor Reveals How Kurt Russell Officially Saved ‘Tombstone’ After On-Set Disaster [Exclusive]
Tombstone had absolutely everything going for it. It had one of the best Western casts ever assembled, some of the most quotable dialogue the genre has ever produced — courtesy of the soon-to-be former writer-director Kevin Jarre — and a gorgeous landscape. Behind the scenes, it was a wagon wreck. Jarre was fired after several weeks of filming, leaving the production facing the unenviable task of somehow getting an ambitious Western back on track. According to Michael Biehn, who starred as Johnny Ringo, Kurt Russell deserves an enormous amount of credit for making sure Tombstone survived that upheaval.
Speaking exclusively with Collider while promoting Onslaught, Biehn opened up on the madness behind the scenes and explained that a huge chunk of the movie, as well as extensive pre-production, had already happened by the time he was dismissed from his position. For his part, Biehn was pretty open about his opinion as to why Jarre was deposed.
“Kevin, who created it, did all the pre-production on it — the wardrobe and everything. Pre-production is really setting up the entire movie as far as what the movie is going to look like. They shot with Kevin for four weeks, and then they fired him. I know why, because he wanted his way or the highway, and he was not very collaborative. He had Kurt there, he had William Fraker, the DP, who was an Academy Award winner, and he had a bunch of great actors around him. He just didn’t listen to anybody.”
The problem was enormous. Biehn says Jarre’s original screenplay ran 142 pages, which he estimates would have resulted in a roughly two-and-a-half-hour movie. After Jarre’s dismissal, Russell worked alongside writer and producer Jim Jacks, to determine what the movie absolutely needed and what could be sacrificed. The result was a brutal weekend of cuts:
“Kurt was responsible, and they brought in a writer. Over the weekend, they cut about 40 pages out of that script, so everybody lost a lot. The Cowboys always felt we got the raw end of that deal as far as some of the stuff that got cut out, because you never see the Cowboys unless they’re around the Earps, and that’s not the way it was in the script at all. They had a whole different life that they lived away from Tombstone. When I say life, two or three scenes.”
Kurt Russell Saved ‘Tombstone’
Biehn explained that Russell then worked with the team to effectively rebuild the movie around the material they could realistically shoot. “Kurt is a very special human being, too. Kurt had to work with a writer, work with a producer named Jim Jacks at the time, and they had to cobble that together. They had to ask themselves, ‘What do we really need here, and what can go?’ So he cut a lot of that out.”
And Biehn is unequivocal about the importance of Russell’s contribution to the movie that ultimately reached cinemas:
“It’s because of Kurt Russell. He made the decisions of what stayed and what went. The love story between him and Dana Delany was really, really trimmed down. If I was him, I would’ve been pulling my hair out a little bit by the time he wrapped that thing.”
Russell’s involvement shouldn’t be confused with actually editing the finished film, however. Biehn stressed that Russell departed almost immediately after production to make Stargate and wasn’t involved in cutting the completed footage. His role was in helping slash and reshape the screenplay during production so Tombstone could actually be finished.
Whatever happened behind the scenes, it worked. Biehn noted that Tombstone wasn’t initially greeted as a classic — he remembers major reviews barely mentioning Johnny Ringo at all — but its reputation grew enormously through home viewing. Today, he says it’s “very rare” for him to encounter someone who isn’t in love with the movie.
Onslaught is in theaters on September 4. Tombstone is streaming now on Disney+.
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December 25, 1993
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130 minutes
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George P. Cosmatos
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Kevin Jarre
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Bob Misiorowski, James Jacks, Sean Daniel
Dawson’s Creek alum Busy Philipps is opening up about her recovery after being diagnosed with a brain tumor.
“I’m grateful that I’m alive,” Philipps, 47, told People in an interview published Wednesday, August 26, revealing that a Prenuvo full-body scan in February confirmed the presence of a grade 2 oligodendroglioma, a rare slow-growing tumor.
Philipps, who didn’t have any obvious symptoms in advance, said that she thought about canceling her scan since it was scheduled one day after her former Dawson’s Creek costar James Van Der Beek died from stage III colorectal cancer.
“‘Should I cancel it?’” Philipps recalled asking her ex-husband, Marc Silverstein, who responded, “Maybe it’s the best thing you could do for your friend this morning. Go get that scan.”
After the Prenuvo scan confirmed the presence of a tumor, Philipps was admittedly “hyperventilating” while still “trying to breathe.”
Immediately, the actress was focused on consoling her two daughters. (Philipps and Silverstein, 55, are the parents of Birdie, 17, and Cricket, 13.)
“[Birdie] was kind of beside herself and really, really scared and overwhelmed with emotion,” the Girls5Eva alum recalled of her eldest child. “I just kept saying to her, ‘Birdie, you’re just not in the movie where your mom dies your senior year of high school. That’s just not the movie that you’re in. I promise you.’”
As for Cricket, Philipps noted that her youngest daughter was much calmer about her diagnosis.
“Her reaction when I told her was like, ‘OK. You’re going to be fine?’ And I was like, ‘I’m totally going to be fine,’” Philipps said. “And she’s like, ‘OK.’”
Philipps ultimately underwent a procedure in March, with doctors removing a 2.6-centimeter mass from her brain.
“It is considered malignant, but it has the best prognosis of all of the malignant gliomas,” Philipps’ neuro-oncologist, Dr. Alexandra Miller, told People. “It’s sort of defined as a cancerous tumor based on the ability of the tumor to regrow over time, rather than it looking very malignant under the microscope.”
Philipps’ procedure was successful, and she told the outlet that she “wasn’t in pain at all.” However, she faced a setback in April when she contracted staphylococcus on her incision and needed a follow-up surgery to debride and clear the wound.
While the actress’ surgery was successful, she will need to get regular scans to monitor a potential recurrence.
“What am I? The luckiest girl in the world?” she quipped.
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Beyond the Gates Early Spoilers Aug 31-Sept 4: Andre Reels in Shock & Nicole Spirals Wild!
Beyond the Gates early spoilers for Aug 31-Sept 4, 2026 stun with Andre Richardson (Sean Freeman) shaken to the core and unsure where to go from here. Plus, Dani Dupree (Karla Mosley) freaks out and does not like what she is hearing.
We expect Bill Hamilton (Timon Kyle Durrett) to confront Hayley Lawson (Marquita Goings). Dani’s trying to fix her marriage and Heather Armstrong (Ashley Jones) is doing really scary things.
And as we always do on early edition day, we go over what’s happening the rest of this week and then we get into what is coming next week.
Beyond the Gates Spoilers: Heather’s Scary Obsession with Andre
So, let’s get right to it. Wednesday, August 26th on BTG. Now, we saw Heather ran out on Joey Armstrong (Jon Lindstrom) on Tuesday when Andre texted. And when Heather sees Andre at her hotel room door, she says, “I knew you wouldn’t be able to stay away,” but he’s not there to give Heather what she wants.
I expect Andre is going to tell Heather, “Stay away from me. Stay away from Dani. Just stay away.” We have Heather losing it and lashing out on Wednesday. And it may be Andre who gets the brunt of her anger. Also remember Heather told Joey that Andre was the best thing she’s had in her bed, but she didn’t tell Joey that it’s Dani’s husband that she’s chasing. However, I will say that must have been a really memorable encounter.
BTG Spoilers: Smitty on a Mission
Heather is also focused on Bradley “Smitty” Smith (Mike Manning) who is not dropping this red market ring thing. He’s planning to go see former Garland Memorial Chief of Staff Lia Whitmore (Cecelia Specht) with more questions because Smitty is certain that Lia knows the identity of the Impaler and he is desperate to out that person. Of course, he thinks it’s a man. A roadblock pops up for Dani in her quest to find the answers she needs this week.
And I wonder if it’s Andre she’s questioning when he gets distracted because this week he’s with Dani and Andre gets a text from an unknown sender that says tick tock. That’s obviously from Heather who is not going to take no for an answer. Andre staring at his phone as Dani says his name trying to snap Andre out of it. So, Dani’s really worried that Andre might know about her ex sex in the elevator. But no, he is worried about the sex his ex is demanding.
Beyond the Gates Spoilers: Ted & Nicole Get Emotional
Ted Richardson (Keith D. Robinson) has an emotional and serious conversation with Nicole Dupree Richardson (Daphnee Duplaix), and it may be about the two new loves in their lives. I’m wondering if Ted may ask Nicole why she didn’t choose Carlton Fitzgerald (Robert Christopher Riley).
We also have Mona Wilson (Karan Kendrick) hustling Joey again. This may be another game of cards between the church lady and the bad man. Mona took Joey last time if you remember. Carlton runs into somebody unexpected and I wonder if it is Nicole or someone else. Then Thursday, August 28th on Beyond the Gates, we’ve got Ted having a heart-to-heart with Andre.
and he asks his nephew, “Are you in trouble?” They chat at Ted’s office and Andre is looking really stressed. Also, this week, Ted is hiding something that Andre wants him to keep secret. So, we’ll see if Dani maybe comes up to Ted asking if he knows what’s going on with Andre.
BTG Spoilers: Tomas Eager to Get Rid of Naomi
Bill’s sickness puts Naomi Hamilton Hawthorne (Arielle Prepetit) in an awkward spot at her dad’s office with Tomas Navarro (Alex Alegria) foaming at the mouth to get behind Bill’s desk and send Naomi out the door. But Bill has a proposition for Naomi, and it may be for her to take the reins while he’s recovering from his pacemaker surgery.
It sounds like Tomas doesn’t like what goes down because he then runs to Eva Thomas Richardson (Ambyr Michelle) looking for support. He really needs to talk to Kat Richardson (Colby Muhammad) about these things and Eva may advise him to do just that. She’s not happy to find Kat hanging out with Izaiah Hawthorne (David Lami Friebe) at Orphe Jeans this week and she makes a big show in front of Kat.
Beyond the Gates Spoilers: Nicole Spars with Kat
We also have Nicole bickering with Kat on Thursday. We’ll see if it’s about what Anita Dupree (Tamara Tunie) warned Kat not to do. If you remember, Chelsea Hamilton (RhonniRose Mantilla) and Kat told Anita they want to name their new designer bag the Nikki as a tribute to Nicole, but she hates that nickname, especially since Leslie calls her that.
Izaiah is confiding in Jacob Hawthorne (Jibre Hordges), and I wonder if Isaiah is planning to get more serious with Eva soon. Then Friday, September 4th on Beyond the Gates, we’ve got Anita’s singing voice continuing to fail her after chemo. So, she has this opportunity she’s unsure about. She’s wavering about it. And this may have to do with her, Tracy Tyler (Maria Howell), and Sharon Winger’s (Bonita Brisker) plan to record Articulate songs for Devon’s label. But Anita may need to bow out, which would mean her friends may lose this big opportunity.
BTG Spoilers: Naomi Irks Hayley
Naomi is a thorn in Hayley’s side. We’ll see if Naomi drops in at the house again without calling, which of course Hayley hates. That same day, she is hustling her hubby Bill and may leave him with a big old poison drink before she takes off.
Hayley goes to meet with Randy Parker (Maurice P. Kerry) at Uptown and Hayley is telling Randy, “With any luck, Bill will be dead by the time I get home.” Hayley’s laughing and lays her hand on Randy’s arm. What Hayley doesn’t know is Bill got suspicious and he followed her.
And now, he has seen her with Randy and now thinks that she is legitimately having an affair. I’m still wondering why the mega dose of that toxin that Hayley put in Bill’s scotch didn’t affect him. I’m also wondering if Naomi may sip the drink that Hayley left Bill before she took off to Uptown.
Beyond the Gates Spoilers: Smitty Has Bad News
It looks like Smitty has disturbing news for Chelsea and Kat. Smitty doesn’t mean to, but it looks like he triggers some anxiety for both of them. And maybe this is something that he dug up abkat orout Allison Bailey (Brianna Roberts). We also have Elon Hawthorne (Malachi Malik) bringing disturbing news to Jacob. That may be about Allison. Maybe they found the cell phone in her cell or the box of crazy letters.
Or maybe something happened to Lia in prison because Heather’s talking about shutting down operations. And to me, that sounds like she’s telling Joey she’s tying off loose ends, maybe in a murderous way. Vernon Dupree (Clifton Davis) closes out this week on BTG in crisis mode. This may be about Dani’s marriage concerns or Bill and Hayley or even Anita’s voice crisis.
Then the week of August 31st through September 4th on Beyond the Gates, we’ve got Smitty wanting to go back to talk to Lia, which had Martin Richardson (Brandon Claybon) worried for his husband’s safety. I suspect that Heather might have Lia killed in prison because she may indeed know her identity. And Heather shutting down operations may mean Heather shutting down people’s lives.
Beyond the Gates Spoilers: Heather Keeps Hurling Threats at Andre
Andre is getting threats from Heather. And of course, he knows she’s a psycho, so he’s got to be worried about Dani. Plus, if his wife finds out Andre knew Heather all along and lied to her face, that’s going to be a big problem. Plus, Dani can sense that something’s off with Andre.
And she’s not going to let up until she finds out what. And of course, Heather continues to lurk and scare Andre and try to blackmail him and leverage him and seduce him into her bed. Bill is on to Hayley and knows that she’s now a liar and a sneak, but he’s wrong about what she’s lying and sneaking about.
So, I’m curious to see if Bill confronts Hayley or if he goes to Joey about seeing her with Randy. We just saw Joey threaten Randy because Heather caught him stalking her. I don’t think Joey’s going to give Randy much more leeway before he does something to punish him.
Allison Still Plotting on BTG
Tomas continues to act out at the office and is putting himself at risk of Bill’s wrath. And crazy Allison is far from done and Chelsea is on edge about all of this. Joey wants Heather gone out of the DMV and he keeps pressuring her to leave town, but it looks like she is just cuckoo.
She is so obsessed with Andre and I don’t think Heather’s going to leave town until she has him back in her bed. But I don’t think Andre is going to give in because he loves Dani. I also wonder if Bill’s going to talk to Dani and start working on her knowing that his marriage is about to fall apart. I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s laying groundwork for a reunion.
Joseline Hernandez has sparked reactions after opening up to her 9-year-old daughter, Bonnie Bella, about her past as a stripper.
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Joseline Hernandez Opens Up To 9-Year-Old Daughter Bonnie Bella About Past As A Stripper
On Tuesday, August 25, The Shade Room reposted a clip from Joseline Hernandez’s family reality show, ‘The Grandma Is The Baby.’ In the clip, the pair appeared to be sitting down at Hernandez’s maternity shoot — as she’s expecting her second child with her husband, Balistic Beats — and their conversation became very candid.
Hernandez told her daughter that she “started stripping at a very young age.” Then, she asked her if she knew what a stripper was. In turn, Bonnie Bella said that a stripper is a “person who dances naked.” Then, the clip cut to a confessional scene where Bella explained that her mom is “so honest” with her because she doesn’t want her to be surprised by any withheld information as she gets older.
Social Media Is Sharing Reactions To Stripper Conversation
Social media shared reactions to Joseline Hernandez’s transparent conversation with her 9-year-old daughter, Bonnie Bella, in TSR’s comment section.
Instagram user @shineovashade wrote, “Bonnie bella look like she going be a scientist and cure cancer”
While Instagram user @1take_nesha added, “Joseline a damn good mother! Despite her past and what she do! 👏”
Instagram user @theonlyautica wrote, “She felt like it was time to tell HER daughter 🤷🏾♀️ she’s so smart!”
While Instagram user @bigsexyofficial added, “One thing you can’t take way is Joseline is a GREAT MOMMY! This is my favorite version of her! I love seeing the soft mommy side❤️”
Instagram user @mayaaafineassss wrote, “She is a better parent than half the love and hip hop cast who talked bad about her 💯‼️”
While Instagram user @poeticc.justice__ added, “She is really well spoken”
Instagram user @che.jere wrote, “Bro she look exactly like Stevie wtf😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂”
While Instagram user @obey_my_sweets added, “And this is how you should talk to your f*****g children! Tell them what it IS and how it IS ….. so nobody else can come along and tell them other”
More On Joseline Hernandez & Her 9-Year-Old Daughter Bonnie Bella
As The Shade Room previously reported, Joseline Hernandez is expecting her second child. This, with her husband, Balistic Beats. To note, Hernandez shares Bonnie Bella with her ex, Stevie J. Earlier this week, photos were shared from her recent maternity shoot.
“Our family is growing… and so is the LOVE! From a family of three to a FAMILY OF FOUR! 🍼💙 We’re so excited to welcome our newest blessing into the world and share this beautiful new chapter with all of you,” Hernandez wrote alongside photos of the shoot.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly touched down in the U.K. amid news of their planned move.
BBC first reported that the couple were expected to arrive across the pond on Wednesday, August 26, with their two children, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5. A spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex told the outlet, “This is not something we would comment on.”
According to The Telegraph, the Sussexes landed at Birmingham Airport around lunchtime. (Us reached out for comment.)
News broke one week earlier that Harry, 41, and Meghan, 45, were relocating to the U.K. for an extended period of time, six years after stepping down from their senior royal roles. Their children will reportedly start school abroad in September.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are heading back to Britain — kids in tow. Six years after stepping down as senior working royals and decamping to California, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are relocating their family to the United Kingdom for an extended period. News broke of the move in August 2026, with multiple […]
The couple are expected to keep their home in Montecito, California, where they moved after their royal exit in 2020, and will maintain a vacation residence in Portugal.
“Harry is not as happy in the U.S. as he is in the U.K.,” a source exclusively told Us, adding that the pair “aim to be somewhere outside of London,” rather than directly in the city.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Jonathan Brady / POOL / AFP
According to the insider, “They are open to a new chapter.”
While the twosome are not likely to resume any official royal duties, Harry will be spending more time supporting U.K.-based charities and patronages. Meghan, meanwhile, will continue running her As Ever brand overseas.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to return to the United Kingdom, but will they resume their duties as senior working royals? News broke on Wednesday, August 19, that Harry, 41, and Meghan, 45, planned to move back to England in time for their children, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, to start […]
“Harry still operates as if he were a member of the royal family when he evaluates opportunities,” the source told Us. “He’s seen royals who have left the royal family, like Sarah Ferguson, whose path he does not want to emulate. He wants to do things that are a right fit for him, but that can be very limiting. And, of course, they need to find ways to make money, so they are eager to find partnerships that are the right fit and fruitful for them.”
Us understands that King Charles III was informed of his son’s plans to return to the U.K. just days before the news made headlines. Tensions previously grew between Harry and his family — including brother Prince William — as he and Meghan left their positions as working royals.
Former royal butler Grant Harrold told Us that Harry’s move back to the U.K. isn’t likely to “completely heal” his relationship with William, 44.
“It will take a lot more than that,” Harrold said earlier this month. “Too much happened. It will be a situation where actions mean more than words. … I think they will be poker-faced and play happy families, but behind the scenes, it will take a lot more.”
There is something inherently unsettling about the overly cheerful world of children’s television. The colorful sets, catchy songs, talking objects and giant costumed characters are designed to make kids feel safe. Buddy takes all of that childhood comfort, twists it into something deeply disturbing and somehow manages to make the result as funny as it is horrifying.
Directed by Casper Kelly, the filmmaker behind the cult Adult Swim short Too Many Cooks, Buddy is exactly the kind of horror comedy that could have fallen apart almost immediately. A murderous orange unicorn from a 1990s-style children’s television show sounds like a great five-minute joke. Stretching that premise into a feature film is another story.
Somehow, Kelly makes it work.
The movie introduces audiences to It’s Buddy!, an impossibly upbeat children’s program hosted by Buddy, a towering orange unicorn voiced by Keegan-Michael Key. Buddy sings, dances and teaches his young friends important lessons, all while surrounded by the type of talking furniture, puppets and colorful characters that would have felt perfectly at home on television three decades ago.
Then one of the children stops playing along.
That is when Buddy begins revealing what kind of movie it really is.
Buddy [credit: BoulderLight Pictures]
As Buddy’s cheerful personality becomes increasingly threatening, Freddy (Delaney Quinn) and the other children begin questioning the world around them. Their attempt to escape Buddy’s increasingly dangerous playground eventually leads beyond the familiar television set and into a much stranger world.
Meanwhile, Cristin Milioti plays Grace, a mother in the real world who begins experiencing the disturbing feeling that someone is missing from her life, even though she cannot quite understand who that person might be.
It would be easy for Buddy to rely entirely on the joke of turning a Barney-like children’s character into a killer. Instead, Kelly keeps expanding the idea. The movie jumps between the television program, the outside world and increasingly bizarre environments that make it feel as though audiences are slowly discovering just how large Buddy’s nightmare actually is.
The production design is a huge part of why it works. It’s Buddy! genuinely looks like something pulled from a VHS tape sitting in a box since 1997. The cheap-looking sets, overly enthusiastic songs, goofy characters and dated television production aren’t merely background details. They are essential to the movie’s personality.
And once the violence begins, that artificial happiness makes everything happening on screen considerably more disturbing.
Keegan-Michael Key is particularly effective as Buddy. He never needs to completely abandon the character’s upbeat children’s-host personality to become frightening. In fact, Buddy is often at his creepiest when he is desperately trying to maintain that smile and convince everyone that they are still having fun.
Buddy [credit: BoulderLight Pictures]
The supporting cast is equally game for the insanity. Patton Oswalt voices a talking backpack named Strappy, while Michael Shannon appears as the cowboy puppet Willie. Topher Grace also stars alongside Milioti, but it is young Delaney Quinn who gives the movie much of its heart as Freddy.
Most importantly, Buddy understands exactly what kind of movie it wants to be.
This is not restrained horror. It is strange, bloody, absurd and intentionally ridiculous. Kelly throws children’s television, slasher horror, dark comedy and surrealism into the same blender and rarely seems interested in asking whether he has gone too far.
Buddy [credit: BoulderLight Pictures]
That commitment is what makes the movie so much fun.
Not every gag lands, and there are moments when Buddy threatens to stretch its central joke beyond its limits. But whenever the movie begins feeling comfortable, Kelly usually introduces another bizarre character, disturbing revelation or wonderfully ridiculous piece of violence to pull audiences back into Buddy’s world.
There is also something surprisingly effective underneath all the blood and comedy. Buddy plays with the strange relationship adults have with the television shows they loved as children. Looking back, some of those programs were genuinely bizarre. Giant creatures demanded participation, characters stared directly into the camera waiting for children to answer them and everyone repeatedly insisted that viewers were their friends.
Buddy simply asks what happens when one of those characters actually means it.
The answer is one of the strangest horror comedies of the year.
Buddy isn’t interested in reinventing horror. It just takes an incredibly fun idea and commits to it with enough creativity, nostalgia and unapologetic weirdness to make the whole thing work.
You may never look at a friendly children’s television mascot quite the same way again.
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