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notoriously hefty$715 million they reportedly spent on the first season budget and rights to the “Lord of the Rings” franchise.The money certainly shows onscreen: “The Rings of Power” is a dazzling, gorgeous, thrilling trip to Middle Earth.[Warning: Some minor spoilers ahead.]Premiering Sept. 1 at 9 p.m.

Morbius,” here comes more BS.Sony’s latest superhero mush is “Madame Web,” another of the studio’s dreary “in association with Marvel” movies that make viewers go, “On second thought, ‘Ant-Man’ wasn’t so bad.” The C-list character they’ve sunk their fangs into this time is Cassie Webb (Dakota Johnson), a 30-year-old New York Debbie Downer who discovers she can glimpse into the future.Running time: 117 minutes. Rated PG-13 (violence/action and language). In theaters Feb.

Am I Being Unreasonable?” would be a lighthearted, whimsical British series.Boy, was I wrong.It is, in fact, the complete opposite — a pitch-black comedy, creepy at times, in which no one is who they seem (and that’s mostly for the worse). The Hulu original, co-written by stars Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizli, is set in a small English village, where each of its protagonists, including a young boy, are hiding dark secrets that, as the series progresses, are linked to the horrifying opening scene which triggers the events at its narrative core.

Conor McGregor as he eyes a return to the UFC. The 37-year-old has not competed since losing to Colby Covington by unanimous decision in the main event of UFC 272 back in March.He is keen to return as soon as possible before issuing a savage remark in the direction of the Irishman. “The one that makes the most sense is that little b**** Conor,” Masvidal told MMA Fighting.

When Rachel Dratch makes her entrance in the Broadway, all-female ensemble farce POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive, audiences respond with an enthusiasm that feels like the greeting of an old friend. Best known for the 1999 to 2006 stint on NBC’s Saturday Night Live that saw her holding her own among some of the show’s most popular casts – Will Farrell, Tina Fey, Jimmy Fallon, Amy Poehler, Seth Meyers and Darrell Hammond were just a few of the all-stars during those seasons – Dratch created one of SNL’s most enduring characters with in Debbie Downer, a never look on the bright side type who could sink even the happiest occasion with a gloomy observation. “Did you factor in the loss of life at the hands of the African diamond industry?”, Debbie might say to a newly engaged family member, at Thanksgiving no less.

ULRIKA Jonsson has hit back at a troll who called her a "Debbie downer" for saying she "f***ing hates" mammograms. The 53-year-old had detailed her traumatic experience while urging others to still go - "because not going could kill you". But she was furious when a follower sent a comment criticising her post - and she shared her response.

By Nellie Andreeva

“Saturday Night Live” often receives visits from former cast members, and this week’s Daniel Craig-hosted edition brought the return of an iconic character from the past: Debbie Downer, played by Rachel Dratch.

“Saturday Night Live” often receives visits from former cast members, and this week’s Daniel Craig-hosted edition brought the return of an iconic character from the past: Debbie Downer, played by Rachel Dratch.

By Nellie Andreeva