Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for Will Trent Season 4, Episode 7.After its intense two-parter that saw the GBI and APD uncover a massive pharmaceutical conspiracy together, Will Trentreturns to normalcy this week. The GBI investigates a murder case that takes them on the path of looking into a serial killer team, while the APD’s weekly case is a hilarious one involving a skunk. The episode also sees the return of one of my favorite side characters: Paul Campano (Mark-Paul Gosselaar), a former foster kid who grew up with Will (Ramón Rodríguez) and Angie (Erika Christensen).
In Season 4, Episode 7, “Call Paul,” Paul returns for the first time since Season 1 when his neighbor, Joelle Hornbaker – with whom he was having an affair – is murdered with a nail gun. Paul helps Will and Faith (Iantha Richardson) investigate in what is one of the season’s funniest episodes, as well as one of the darkest. After keeping himself distracted for the last handful of episodes, working on a serial case brings up memories of James Ulster (Greg Germann) for Will, causing him to have dissociative episodes.
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In ‘Will Trent’ Season 4, Episode 7, A Difficult Serial Killer Case Brings Back Paul Campano – and Memories of James Ulster
While investigating Joelle’s murder, Will finds himself going too deep into the scenarios he usually envisions to solve a murder. He can’t stop picturing himself as the killer in visions where he enjoys it, and where Ulster encourages him to embrace his “true nature” as a killer. Paul was Joelle’s neighbor, and he saw a man leaving her home around the time she was killed, which he shows Will with a hilarious drawing. Paul looks very guilty because he was having an affair with Joelle, and he broke up with her the night before she was killed, but Will knows that he’s innocent. Will and Paul have such a fun and silly dynamic, and it fits perfectly into this episode, especially in contrast to Will’s much darker internal struggle.
The GBI figures out that the nailgun that killed Joelle belonged to a man who was previously brutally murdered with a baseball bat, and clearly by someone he knew. Will goes deep into a vision to investigate these two murders, but it takes a major toll on him, as he starts to feel too closely aligned to the killers. Will is able to figure out that both victims were killed by a team of two killers. A well-meaning but misguided Paul makes an advertisement through his business to search for the killer, but this just makes him a target, and the killer tries to shoot him. To keep Paul safe, Will is tasked with letting him stay at his house. Angie comes over to visit, and the three of them have dinner together, and they look back on their childhoods. During this conversation, Will calls out Paul for bullying him as a kid, but Paul insists Will started it by beating him up first.
Will is called in for another case in the middle of the night while he’s having more intrusive, violent visions. Will realizes that this case is the first victim of these killers, who was murdered with his own hedge clippers. Will gets stuck in a violent dissociative episode where he almost attacks Paul with the hedge clippers, thinking he’s Ulster. Paul handles this really well and is able to calm Will down with help from Betty (Bluebell). Will’s next clue makes him realize that all of the victims were using jugs of water from the same company. The next morning, Will and Paul go to investigate at the water facility. There, Will meets the manager and one of the killers, Blair Anson. The other killer is a GBI crime scene specialist, Travis Nash. Will and Paul wind up in an intense confrontation with the killers, where Will almost kills Travis, but Paul steps in to hit Travis with a water jug, and Will arrests Travis.
Paul Campano is such a great character anyways, but his reappearance this episode is more than just a fun cameo. Because of his history with Will, he’s able to connect with Will and get him to open up in a way that nobody else can. Paul tells Will that Will beat him up as kids after he pointed a toy gun at Will, and Will realizes that this had triggered his PTSD from his former foster home, where he had to shoot his abusive foster father. This was a dissociative episode that Will had forgotten, just like he’d had earlier that day. In a vulnerable moment, Will admits how hard it is for him to “stay on the right path” in spite of his past trauma and dissociations. He tells Paul that he understands the killers, feels a lot of the same rage, and even wanted to kill Travis. Paul tells Will that everyone with their background has the same struggle, and that Will is choosing to use his pain for good. Paul encourages Will to keep fighting it and doing the work anyway, even though he acknowledges how much of a toll this takes on Will.
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In ‘Will Trent’ Season 4, Episode 7, The APD Investigates a Murder Involving a Skunk
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Angie, Ormewood (Jake McLaughlin), and Franklin (Kevin Daniels) investigate the suspicious death of a driver who got into an accident, left his car, and then had an allergic reaction after being pepper-sprayed. All the while, Ormewood and Franklin are stressing about the upcoming department softball game, because they’ll have to replace Angie this year because she’s pregnant. They soon figure out that the driver, Ben, was on Facetime with his girlfriend, Luna, while driving. Because Ben wasn’t paying attention, he hit a skunk with his car – and it was a pet skunk belonging to a woman who calls herself the Skunk Mother online.
The APD brings the Skunk Mother in for an interrogation, and she admits that she broke Ben’s windshield with a rock after he hit her skunk with his car, and then he started angrily coming at her, so she pepper-sprayed him. Angie and Franklin realize that the Skunk Mother didn’t kill Ben and that Luna’s story doesn’t add up. Angie and Franklin bring Luna in, where she admits that she came to the scene of Ben’s death and saw him having an allergic reaction. Instead of helping him, she killed him while he was having a reaction, because he was planning to leave her for someone else. The storyline ends well for everyone: with Luna getting arrested, the Skunk Mother bringing her healing skunk to the APD with thank you cookies, and Ormewood and Franklin finding Angie’s softball replacement in a new rookie named Sam Atkins.
The best episode so far in an already strong season, with both comedy and a serious character study.
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January 3, 2023
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Howard Deutch, Eric Dean Seaton, Holly Dale, Lea Thompson, Patricia Cardoso, Sheree Folkson, Bille Woodruff, Erika Christensen, Gail Mancuso, Geary McLeod, Jason Ensler, Mark Tonderai, Paul McGuigan
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Ramón Rodríguez
Will Trent
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Erika Christensen
Angie Polaski
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Pros & Cons
This episode brings back Mark-Paul Gosselaar’s Paul Campano for a hilarious storyline that leads to some important conversations between him and Will.
This episode continues with the deeper character study of Will’s character in the wake of his disturbing conversations with Ulster earlier this season.
This episode is very funny, with sharp and clever dialogue throughout.
Bryan Kohberger New Crime Scene Photos Show Bloodbath
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More disturbing images have been released from the scene of Bryan Kohberger’s killing spree — where four University of Idaho students were brutally murdered.
The nearly 3,000 newly released photos, taken from the November 2022 crime scene and provided by Idaho State Police, show more photos of the victims’ Moscow home … including blood dripping down walls and splattered on the floor.
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The images offer another chilling look inside the off-campus home where Xana Kernodle, Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, and Ethan Chapin were slaughtered in their sleep.
You can see photos of the outside of the now-demolished residence in the below gallery from a previous image dump.
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Kohberger is now spending the rest of his life behind bars in an Idaho prison after cutting a plea deal in July that took the death penalty off the table before his case ever went to trial.
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To this day, he has never explained why he carried out the brutal attack.
White lies are a necessary evil when you have kids. Sometimes you have to lie about how delicious carrots are so they get enough vitamin A, or tell them the doctor isn’t about to give them a booster shot even though they’re hiding the needle behind their back, waiting for the right moment to jab. 2025’s Don’t Tell Larry, though, shows just how quickly a white lie can spiral out of control in the adult world, when the person you’re trying to deceive is a situationally aware but seemingly aloof coworker who’s about to steal your promotion out from under you.
What starts as a small fib snowballs when an ever-increasing body count latches onto a minor misunderstanding made in the name of professional self-preservation. Saving face at work is fine in theory, and something we’ve all done at some point in our careers. Don’t Tell Larry has an incredible amount of fun showing how catastrophically wrong things can go in a dog-eat-dog corporate setting, escalating to absurd levels once the authorities get involved.
Susan Just Wanted Her Promotion
Don’t Tell Larry wastes no time showing you exactly who Susan (Patty Guggenheim) is, and how her personality quickly backfires at the office. She’s earned Employee of the Year eight consecutive times, which makes her the obvious frontrunner for the soon-to-be vacated CEO role when her boss, Bruce Waters (Ed Begley Jr.), announces his retirement. Susan and Bruce have a solid professional relationship, and she’s patiently waiting for the corporate torch to be passed so she can finally take over.
Her life takes a sharp turn when Larry (Kiel Kennedy) is hired, changing her trajectory overnight. Larry is the quintessential weird office guy you feign friendliness with in the hope that if he ever snaps and goes on a rampage, he’ll spare you. When a surprise retirement party is thrown for Bruce, Susan makes the executive decision not to invite Larry. What she doesn’t realize is that Larry is actually Bruce’s son, and Bruce already plans to hand the company over to him as a way of making peace for abandoning him years ago.
Larry’s Ever-Present Menace
Rightfully peeved about being passed over, Susan throws a rock through Bruce’s office window, weakening the glass. Later, when Larry shoves Bruce during a confrontation, the already compromised window gives way, sending him to a fatal plunge. After Bruce falls to his death, Susan enlists her friend and coworker Patrick (Kenneth Mosley) to help cover up her involvement, but Larry is onto them.
To make matters worse, Detective Kim Hammer (Dot-Marie Jones) suspects foul play, though she can’t quite piece together what happened until she reviews the security footage, which has conveniently gone missing.
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Meanwhile, more violent workplace incidents pile up, leading to additional deaths that Susan is convinced Larry is responsible for. Larry, never losing his odd charm, plays suspiciously unaware of the carnage that follows him, even as it becomes obvious to Susan and Patrick that he’s eliminating coworkers in increasingly gruesome fashion. Detective Kim, however, has every reason to believe Susan had something to do with the inciting incident that started this entire mess.
A Perfect Comedy Of Errors
The lesson in Don’t Tell Larry is simple: sometimes it’s better to tell the truth, even if the short-term consequences feel life-altering. Had Susan not lied about the party, Larry might not have seen her as an adversary and might not have retaliated after discovering the deception. Or maybe everything would have unfolded the same way. Bruce had already chosen Larry as his successor, and Susan’s jealousy was bound to surface eventually, likely leading to a similar disaster.
Half the fun in Don’t Tell Larry comes from watching forced pleasantries in a corporate white-collar setting peel back to reveal just how cynical everyone really is. Between the backstabbing, both literal and figurative, you discover who your true friends are. Watching Susan and Patrick scramble to talk their way out of being implicated in a string of murders is a twisted version of friendship, even if their loyalty only makes things worse.
As of this writing, you can stream Don’t Tell Larry for free on Tubi.
Right now, Marvel fans are hyped for Avengers: Doomsday, eager to see their favorite characters fight the good fight against evil once more. Robert Downey Jr. is inexplicably returning to play Doctor Doom, but the real draw of this film is arguably Chris Evans. He retired from being Captain America back in Avengers: Endgame, but he is suiting up again for Doomsday, and MCU fans around the world are itching to see their favorite star-spangled superhero kicking butt and taking names.
But if you want to see Chris Evans leading a fight against the greatest evil humanity has ever faced, you don’t have to wait for Avengers: Doomsday to hit theaters. Snowpiercer (2013) is a movie where the Captain America actor leads what’s left of humanity in a fight for equality against a tyrant determined to rule the world with an iron fist. The revolution will be televised, and all you have to do is stream this film (from Oscar-winning director Bong Joon-ho) for free on Tubi!
He Can Do This All Day
The premise of Snowpiercer is that Earth has been forced into a new ice age by science gone wrong, forcing what is left of humanity to live in a giant train that never stops moving. Unfortunately, the train segregates everybody by class, allowing the rich elite to live a life of luxury at the front of the train while the poor live in abusive squalor in the back of the train. Eventually, one man decides to kickstart a kind of people’s revolution, leading a growing army of disgruntled supporters towards the front, where they are intent on forcing the man in charge of this railway dystopia to finally face justice.
Snowpiercer is a film where some of Hollywood’s greatest actors are taking the same train: Tilda Swinton (best known for We Need To Talk About Kevin) plays an evil minister intent on cutting this rebellion off at its knees. Meanwhile, Ed Harris (best known for The Truman Show) plays the Big Bad of the movie, a transportation magnate who holds the fate of all humanity in his conniving little hands. Finally, John Hurt (best known for Alien) plays mentor to the main character, encouraging a rebellion that could completely change what’s left of the world.
Captain America Like You’ve Never Seen Him Before
The main character is played by Chris Evans (best known for The Avengers), who gives his best non-MCU performance in this dystopian thriller. He never feels like a generic action hero, and you can feel the tortured humanity inside his character rage with every swing of the axe. The character isn’t as squeaky clean as his famous Marvel hero, but in his relentless fight for justice and equality, Evans’ Snowpiercer character channels the best of what made Captain America great.
Snowpiercer was a solid hit at the box office, earning $86.8 million against a budget of $40 million. Despite this success, the film never got a proper sequel, and director Bong Joon-ho would later go on to helm the Academy Award-winning horror masterpiece Parasite. However, he still found time to executive produce the Snowpiercer television series, which would go on to be nominated for a Primetime Creative Arts Emmy.
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A Thriller That Never Phones It In
When Snowpiercer premiered, it hit professional reviewers with all the force of a grain hurtling through the post-apocalypse. On Rotten Tomatoes, it had a rating of 94 percent, with critics lauding the film for its ambitious scope and action-packed execution. They particularly praised the film as an alternative to the effects-driven blockbusters that made Chris Evans a household name, so it’s particularly pleasing to see him get back to basics in a movie that dares to redefine the entire sci-fi/action genre.
Part of what makes Snowpiercer so magical is that it is directed by Bong Joon-ho, who has mastered the art of creating movies with a message that never feels overly preachy. His Best Picture winner Parasite, for example, is a movie you can enjoy for its trenchant social commentary or as a taut thriller whose tension can be cut with a knife. Snowpiercer works the same way: the film clearly has plenty to say about class consciousness and economic oppression, but it’s entirely possible to just enjoy this as a fast-paced action movie where Captain America finally starts fighting dirty.
Given the combination of a talented director and veteran actors, it won’t surprise you that Snowpiercer is full of unforgettable performances. Even better, these famous faces fully disappear into their roles, their celebrity status never disrupting the immersive nature of this subversive film. This is a movie where class warfare comes to life in the most brutal possible way, and these actors help pack an insane amount of worldbuilding into a runtime of just over two hours.
The Best Worldbuilding Since Mad Max: Fury Road
Speaking of worldbuilding, this movie does such a great job of fleshing out this fictional universe that it helped inspire four seasons of a fan-favorite television show. This allows franchise newbies the best of both worlds: if you love the movie enough, you can dive into the TV show and maybe even the graphic novel (Le Transperceneige) the entire franchise is based on. Alternatively, you can enjoy the film as a singular experience, one in which Chris Evans and other big names give some of the most impressive performances of their careers.
Whenever you’re ready to be impressed, you can stream Snowpiercer for free on Tubi. It’s a crowd-pleasing film with both practical effects and beautiful visuals, and it has more commentary on economics and politics than you’ll get out of an entire semester of Political Science. Best of all, it’s perfect for Marvel fans who want to whet their appetite for Avengers: Doomsday with the most intense movie that Chris Evans has ever made!
10 years ago, most people had never heard of A24, but now it’s one of the most prominent movie studios in Hollywood. A24 has what every other studio could only hope for, which is a distinct identity. A24 may not be consistently producing billion-dollar blockbusters year after year, but the studio is almost always in contention with a few movies when Awards season comes around. The studio also works with some of the biggest stars in Hollywood — just this weekend, A24 will work with Twisters and Top Gun: Maverick star Glen Powell for How to Make a Killing, the thriller from John Patton Ford that also stars Margaret Qualley. A24 also has The Drama coming out soon. The film stars Zendaya and Robert Pattinson.
However, as with any studio, A24 has some misses every year. Last year, one of its biggest misfires — both critically and financially — was Eddington. The contemporary Western is set in May 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and follows a standoff between a small-town sheriff and a mayor that sparks a powder keg, pitting neighbor against neighbor. The film was written and directed by Ari Aster, and it stars Pedro Pascal alongside Joaquin Phoenix and Emma Stone. A24 spent $25 million on the production of Eddington, but the film grossed only $13 million at the box office. However, Eddington is streaming on HBO Max around the world, where the film has landed in the global top 10 in more than 15 countries. The film has finally found its audience despite a poor box office performance.
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What Else is Streaming on HBO Max Right Now?
One of the most popular movies on HBO Max right now is M3GAN 2.0, the sci-fi bomb that performed so poorly it caused its sequel to be pulled from the release schedule. 28 Years Later, the 2025 legacy sequel to Cillian Murphy’s horror classic that inspired a franchise. Months after its HBO premiere, James Gunn’s Superman is also staging a streaming comeback on HBO — it’s currently #8 on the streamer’s global charts. Over on the TV side of things, HBO is living up to its mantra as the premier home for prestige TV. Both A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and The Pitt have been trading places in the top spot for a few weeks now.
Be sure to watch Eddington on HBO Max and stay tuned to Collider for more streaming updates.
Hollywood star Jessica Alba seems determined to embrace a new chapter after her divorce.
Just four days after her ex-husband, Cash Warren, filed to finalize their split, the actress shared a motivational post on her Instagram account, where she spoke about focusing on “forward momentum” this year.
Since their split, Jessica Alba has begun a new relationship with actor Danny Ramirez, and the two have been spotted together publicly on multiple occasions.
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The Actress Intends To Focus on ‘Forward Momentum’ This Year
Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, Jessica Alba shared a carousel of photos and videos, ranging from a picture of her younger self to inspirational posts, along with a gorgeous selfie that highlighted her glowing skin.
However, the caption drew the most attention, as Alba reflected on lessons from the past year and shared her hopes for the new Lunar Year.
“Entering the Year of the Horse feeling ready, grounded and grateful for where I stand, for the path that led me here, and for all that’s still to come,” the 44-year-old wrote.
“The past year – Year of the Snake – was all about shedding and releasing what no longer serves. Facing hard truths. Making meaningful changes,” the actress further remarked.
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According to Alba, her focus for the new year was “forward momentum,” which she described as “moving with intention, trusting (the universe) the ride, and leaning into this year with courage.”
“It doesn’t need to be perfect, just start what you’ve been sitting with for so long – that inner knowing. This is your moment. Take action. Year of the Horse, I’m ready,” the actress concluded.
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Jessica Alba And Her Ex-Husband Have Agreed To Divorce Deal
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Alba’s message comes four days after her ex-husband, Cash Warren, moved to finalize their divorce.
The filed documents revealed that neither party is contesting the divorce, and there won’t be any payment of spousal support, per People Magazine.
The duo was married for 16 years, during which they welcomed daughters Honor Marie, 17, and Haven Garner, 14, as well as son Hayes Alba, 8.
At the time of their split, “irreconcilable differences” were cited as the reason. Sources who later spoke with US Weekly revealed that the former couple had deep trust issues that led to the marriage hitting the rocks despite initially trying to make things work.
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“They have tried therapy and have worked out past issues over the years,” an insider told the outlet. “There were trust issues in the past, which led to many arguments. … The marriage ran its course. Their communication hadn’t been great.”
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The Actress Has Agreed To Pay Cash Warren $3 Million
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According to court documents obtained by TMZ, while the ex-couple has decided against spousal support payments, Alba has agreed to pay Warren $3 million to balance their shared assets, which includes a a $10 million Beverly Hills mansion they acquired in 2017.
The actress is expected to make the payments in two non-taxable installments: $1.5 million now and the other half in 2027.
At the start of their short divorce process, Alba, who popular divorce lawyer Laura Wasser represents, asked for her maiden name to be restored. That request has also been granted amid their settlement.
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Jessica Alba’s Ex-Husband Shared His Reflection On Last Year
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On Christmas Eve, Alba’s ex, Warren, also shared a post that contained his reflection about the past year.
“You started out as the year I wanted to forget, but so damn thankful you grew into the year I’ll always remember,” Warren captioned the post, seemingly referencing his split from Alba.
“A few lessons I learned over last 365 days,” he added. “Acceptance is suffering’s antidote. Our minds are the OG algorithm. Negative thoughts will play on repeat if you allow them to[.] The line between enlightenment and narcissism is razor-thin. Don’t be fooled by those who don’t know the difference.”
Like Alba, Warren included a carousel of photos in the post, many of which featured moments with his family.
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Jessica Alba And Cash Warren Have Begun Dating New Partners
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Since splitting, Alba and Warren have both moved on to new partners.
Alba is dating actor Danny Ramirez, and the actress hasn’t been shy about showing off their relationship publicly. The pair were recently spotted packing on the PDA during a beach outing just days ago.
Meanwhile, Warren is seeing model Hana Sun Doerr and has also been making public appearances with her.
Despite the age gap in both relationships, neither Alba nor Warren is said to have any issues with it. Sources also claimed that the former couple is reportedly glad they have both moved on to new partners.
“The age difference [with their younger partners] is not a big deal,” a source told Us Weekly at the time. “They think it’s common in Hollywood, so there’s no issue. They are cool with each other dating.”
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“They’re happy for each other,” the source added. “There’s no negativity or bad feelings. They’re still good friends and just want each other to be happy. And they aren’t judging each other.”
Kevin Costner on the red carpet with an image of a man behind him.Image via Janet Mayer/INSTARimages.com
Kevin Costner is one of the most popular movie stars in the world, and it all dates back to his dual Oscar-winning work with Dances With Wolves. Costner arrived as a star in the 90s with other performances in The Postman and The Bodyguard, but in the later stages of his career, he became even more famous for his work in Taylor Sheridan’s most popular series. Costner first put on his boots to play John Dutton in Yellowstone in 2018, and he spent the better part of 10 years playing the character before his final performance in 2024. Costner’s relationship with Sheridan may have started on solid ground, but by the end of the show, it’s clear he was ready to move on to other projects.
However, long before Costner ever had the task of wrangling duties at Yellowstone ranch, he starred in a classic historical epic that’s aged like fine wine. In 1991, Costner starred as the legendary archer in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, which follows the legendary outlaw who faces off against the brutal tyranny of the Sheriff of Nottingham. Morgan Freeman, Alan Rickman, and Christian Slater star alongside Costner in the film, and it was directed by Kevin Reynolds with Pen Densham and John Watson working on the script. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves is not streaming anywhere in America at the time of writing, but globally, the film is charting in the Netflix top 10 in several countries around the world. It grossed $390 million at the box office against a $48 million budget.
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Kevin Costner’s ‘Robin Hood’ Has Aged Better Than Russell Crowe’s
Kevin Costner is far from the only actor to bring the legendary tale of Robin Hood to life on the big screen. Russell Crowe also teamed up with Ridley Scott to do the same thing back in 2010, but most fans would agree that Costner’s film did a much better job handling the story. Crowe recently went public, criticizing how Robin Hood was brought to the big screen, noting that more than 15 minutes of scenes were cut from the final cut. Robin Hood (2010) is currently streaming on HBO Max, and there’s also a TV version now streaming on MGM+ starring Game of Thrones veteran Sean Bean.
Check out Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves on VOD platforms like Prime Video and stay tuned to Collider for more streaming updates.
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Every time I visit Copenhagen, I always get a ton of fashion inspiration, but my most recent winter trip was the best one yet. In the frigid Danish capital, people still managed to stay stylish and warm thanks to stunning fur fashion designs. Almost every woman stepped outside wearing some sort of fur — I saw so many coats, hats, scarves, hoods and more.
In a country where the winters feel extra long and frigid, the Danes manage to stay peppy with their furry fashions. So take some notes from Copenhagen dwellers and upgrade your winter wardrobe with the chicest faux fur pieces that are plush, warm and ridiculously stylish.
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Dress Like a Copenhagen Socialite in These 13 Fur Pieces
1. Top Pick:This extra fluffy overcoat could pass for real fur thanks to the nuanced shading. Because of this, each piece looks one-of-a-kind.
2. Make a Statement: Along with neutral-hued coats, the most fashionable girls in Copenhagen opted for loud cheetah prints — just like this trendy long coat — to show off their versatile sense of style.
3. Go Oversized: The extra-large lapels on this blanket-like fur coat give off millionaire vibes. I love that this design makes any outfit feel more elevated.
Living and visiting New York are two very different things, especially in the wintertime. After living in New York City for about seven years, I’m still in awe of the twinkling bright lights, just-fallen snow and the smell of sweet peanuts in the air. And then a gust of frigid, blustery air hits my face, […]
4. Accessorized to the Nines: Beyond coats, Scandi girls keep their heads and ears toasty warm with Russian-style fur hats. This extra fuzzy one blocks out every ounce of cold air.
5. Go Shaggy:Textured fur coats give off cool girl vibes — and every girl in Copenhagen truly does look effortlessly chic when they wear a shaggy overcoat.
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6. Fresh Take on Fur: Faux fur vests were also everywhere in the Danish capital. Vests like this bushy, cropped style were styled with baggy jeans and flowy shirts for a boho aesthetic.
7. Block the Chill: I was insanely envious of the Scandi girls with hooded fur coats. Luckily, Quince makes an ultra-plush faux fur jacket style that is what Nordic dreams are made of.
8. Just a Touch: I spotted more than full fur outerwear. Puffer coats with elegant fur trim — exactly like this style from Quince — were also super popular. I felt warmer just looking at them!
9. Sassy Hat:Fuzzy bucket hats were more than just functional in Copenhagen. They also showcased the Danes’ spunky personality and were the finishing touch to every outfit.
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10. Layer on the Fur: The Copenhagen girls didn’t just wear fur coats. Many of them also had a woven fur scarf wrapped around their necks for extra warmth.
11. Unexpected Fur: What’s better than a fuzzy fur coat? How about an extra fun furry purse that’s a daring accessory for winter? I love this playful design from Naked Wardrobe.
13. The Trendiest of All: Keep the faux fur party going even after you take off your coat with a knitted cowl draped across your shoulders. Total Scandinavian queen vibes!
Literally everywhere feels like the tundra, so it’s no wonder we’ve spotted celebrities, rich moms and celebrity rich moms in their cozy best. This season, everyone’s wearing soft fur coats, and we found 17 faux-fur options that nail the aesthetic for less. This luxe coat style keeps you warm, elevates your look and channels old […]
“It’s better on the other side,” the Transformers: Dark of the Moon actor told E! News, noting how his perspective on marriage had shifted after tying the knot with Goth. “I’ve been lied to my whole life. You always hear these people who are all cynical, like, ‘Ah, man, once you get married everything changes. But for the better though!”
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At the time, LaBeouf was excited about making new memories as a family, telling the outlet, “I’m about to create some new ones. My mom will be involved, her mom will be involved. I’ll probably have to do Hanukkah and Christmas and Kwanza and the whole nine.”
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