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Season four of Only Murders in the Building wrapped up this week with an emotional ending that saw the trio pay homage to Sazz by continuing to help make her movie, Oliver’s wedding to Loretta, and more.

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Art the Clown is getting into the Halloween spirit.

told Horror’s Hallowed Grounds’ Sean Clark on YouTube.“A good thing came out of it, because none of us were prepared for the effect,” he added. “It was an unbelievably terrifying, visceral effect. And we knew we were in business — that we were gonna have a scary movie even before we got to a scary story.”Shatner, however, was none too pleased when he saw his roughed-up reflection on-screen in Carpenter’s masterpiece.“I thought, ‘Is that a joke? Are they kidding?’,” the 93-year-old “Star Trek” actor said on his YouTube Channel.Watching 1981’s “Halloween II,” at first glance it appears that Myers’ mask got an artistic revamp.

Bob Saget.The 45-year-old got candid on the similarities between the comedian, who died at age 65 in 2022, and her new boyfriend, Breckin Meyer, 50.“They are so different but where they share the same traits are that they are both absolutely hilarious but in very different ways,” Rizzo exclusively told The Post during the Scleroderma Research Foundation’s “Cool Comedy • Hot Cuisine” event in LA on Tuesday.Another trait the two have in common is that “they are both endlessly dedicated fathers.” “Bob was such an incredible dad to his girls and Breckin is just endlessly devoted to his girls,” Rizzo gushed. “And they are just good, honest, wonderful, strong men.”The travel blogger added, “I’m very grateful to have had Bob in my life and now very grateful to have Breckin in my life.”Saget and Rizzo met in 2015 through mutual friends and announced their engagement in 2017.

When We Were Young Festival just announced the lineup for the 2025 edition of their nostalgia-core extravaganza set to take place Oct. 18 at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds.Throwback headliners set to perform include pop-punk pioneers Blink-182 (playing tracks from “Enema Of The State” and “Take Off Your Pants and Jacket”), baroque emo heroes Panic! At The Disco (performing “A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out” in its entirety after disbanding in 2023), chart-topping hitmakers Weezer, riot grrl Avril Lavigne and “Pretty Fly” rockers The Offspring.All Time Low, Knocked Loose, The Gaslight Anthem, Jack’s Mannequin and Bad Religion are just a few of the other big names on the aughts-tastic bill.But wait! Like any good ’00s infomercial, there’s still more.Punk mainstays like The Used, Yellowcard, Simple Plan and Taking Back Sunday are scheduled to rock out at WWWY ’25 as well.Plus, if you squint hard enough looking at the festival poster, you’ll see The Plain White T’s of “Hey There, Delilah” fame will be there, too.In total, 53 anti-establishment acts will rock Sin City over the course of the one-day jamboree.Fans can purchase tickets for When We Were Young 2025 on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale is Friday, Nov.

Christien Tinsley, the Oscar-winning makeup and prosthetics specialist who worked on the slasher movie, and special effects supervisor Jason Baker, who shared all the details about how they helped director Damien Leone’s graphic and bloody scenes come to life.They also addressed the horrific final shower scene, which Baker called “pretty, pretty nasty,” that left many moviegoers vomiting or exiting the theater at the UK premiere. Tinsley revealed it was the last scene they shot — and the fake blood was running out.For those who haven’t seen the flick, Art the Clown bombards two nude lovers with a chainsaw as they shower, cutting each limb by limb — and it’s one of those scenes that will make you want to chuck your lunch.“One of the things [Leone] told me early on that he hadn’t fleshed out in the script … was ‘shower scene kill.’ And that’s about all he had in there.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter “Roofman,” a drama starring Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst, will open in theaters next fall. Paramount is distributing the movie, which is scheduled for Oct. 3, 2025.

Jim Halterman 2004 was a notable year for television viewers. “Friends” wrapped up its 10-year run; Ken Jennings had his first winning streak on “Jeopardy!”; Illinois senator Barack Obama made a splash with a keynote speech at the Democratic National Convention; new series “Lost” and “Desperate Housewives” became obsessions. And the news was constantly filled with stories from the Iraq war.