The movie is now filming in Chicago, and is inspired by real broadcast interruptions that occurred in the city in the late 1980s.
Harry plays a video archivist who comes across a surreal and disturbing clip of what appears to be an imprisoned android. He believes it’s the product of broadcast signal hacking, but his discovery takes a sinister turn when he tracks down similar broadcast intrusions.
In the Stranger Things mazes at both Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood, guests go further into the chilling world of the Upside Down as they experience the most terrifying moments of seasons two and three of the hit Netflix series, face snarling Demodogs, scream through iconic scenes, and more.
Among the many surprises in the maze was the horrifying Mind Flayer in Hopper’s cabin.
“It was so cool and just like being on set,” Millie Bobby Brown said. “It was absolutely terrifying and a must-see.”
Halloween Horror Nights runs on select nights through November 2 in Orlando and select nights through November 3 in Hollywood. For more information, click here.
The 30-year-old actor, best known for playing Connor Walsh in How To Get Away With Murder, has joined forces with his longtime friend, DJ Elephante, to form the musical duo Diplomacy.
As Diplomacy, Falahee and Elephante make their debut with “Silver Lake Queen,” and it’s accompanying music video.
“We have different stories. I really like the idea of Diplomacy as almost the art of negotiating or bringing together two sides,” Elephante aka Tim Wu told Billboard. “Whether that be the acting world and the music world or, like, the old kind of music we like, but then with the new style… it’s just all these different contrasts that have emerged through the work that we’re doing.”
“A lot of [our writing] deals with looking back at stories that we tell ourselves and our past — our individual stories but also our shared past from Ann Arbor,” Falahee added. “Also, the uncertainty of our careers and what the future holds.”
You can stream “Silver Lake Queen” on Spotify and download it on iTunes now!
Travis Scott took quite a tumble while performing at the Rolling Loud music festival and he really did injured himself. The rapper finished his set at the concert, but stood in place for the remainder of the show. Now, the full extent of his injuries are being revealed and what will come next for the star...
Jamie Bell, Taron Egerton, Elton John and Bernie Taupin happily pose backstage together while attending Rocketman: Live in Concert held at the Greek Theatre on Thursday (October 17) in Los Angeles.
Following a screening of Rocketman, in which the Hollywood Symphony Orchestra played live to the film, the film’s subject and star – Elton and Taron – hit the stage for an encore performance of “(I’m Gonna) Love Me Again,” the film’s original song.
“I needed to lose you to love me. 10.23. Link in bio,” she captioned the official artwork, featuring a black-and-white close-up shot of Selena.
Before that post, Selena has also seemingly been teasing lyrics: “I gave my all and they all know it” along with a photo of herself as a child; “I saw the signs and I ignored it” written on a theater marquee; “Rose colored glasses all distorted” with a black-and-white photo of herself looking upwards behind a screen; and “We always go into it blindly” with another throwback pic.
