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Itzhak Perlman has shows lined up all over North America.That includes a gig at Morristown, NJ’s Mayo Performing Arts Center on Saturday, May 3.“When you are in very bad times, music is a great escape,” the 79-year-old told Jewish Chronicle.“Music is an international language, and it’s always a barometer as to what goes on in the world,” he added. “At the same time, attending a concert and minding the melody offers reprieve.

“Witnessed: The True Story of the Brooklyn Bridge UFO Abductions.” An unspecified number of years after the alleged incident, Napolitano claimed that the extraterrestrials returned and targeted her family, giving them “nosebleeds.” At the time, 23 witnesses claim they saw Napolitano floating in the Manhattan skyline like Criss Angel. Or at least, that’s what Hopkins alleged in his book, but he didn’t provide all of their identities. Onscreen, one witness alleged that he saw her levitating in the sky, and, “I thought it was a movie; special effects.” Another witness was an unnamed delivery man for the New York Post, who said he saw it while he was on his delivery route.

Instagram on Wednesday of himself sitting in front of a logo for the children’s retail store Toys ‘R’ Us.The actor, 44, implied the shot and setup was part of a shoot for his upcoming movie “Roofman.”“Just broke out of prison and into a Toys R Us… how was your day. Hehe #ROOFMAN dirty and tired but still a Toys R Us kid,” Tatum captioned the post.

Danielle Fishel opened up about if she’s still in touch with her Girl Meets World costar Sabrina Carpenter.

Wendell Pierce is explaining why he left the World Series game early on Wednesday (October 30).

Those who tuned in for the Halloween episode of The View might have been surprised that the hosts weren’t dressed in costume this year.

Bill Burr and Charli xcx are hosting Saturday Night Live.

Jimmy Fallon is taking on the spicy wings of death.

Kill Bill: Volume 1,” one of his deadliest movies to date.The legendary filmmaker, 61, wanted the 2003 flick starring Uma Thurman to be gory, so he hired the best in the business to make his imagery come to life.The Post spoke to Greg Nicotero, the special makeup effects creator for the film, who shared that the amount of fake blood he used on Quentin’s action film triumphs any of the others he’s worked on — which is saying a lot because he’s been hired for most of Hollywood’s horror classics. Nicotero has been responsible for some of the bloodiest scenes in television and film, including “Scream” and “Scream 2,” “The Walking Dead,” “Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” “The Hills Have Eyes,” “Breaking Bad,” “Machete Kills” and more.

It looks like John Michael McDonagh‘s “Fear Is The Rider” isn’t the only genre pic starring Ben Mendelsohn at the America Film Market.  Deadline reports that Mendelsohn is attached to star opposite Anthony Ramos in “Molepeople” a NYC-set horror flick from director Rob Savage.  And yes, the title should give away the set-up for this one. READ MORE: 2024 Fall Film Preview: 50 Movies To Watch Here’s the pitch for “Molepeople” making the rounds at AFM: “one man’s nightmarish descent into the abandoned tunnels beneath the streets of New York City, where a twisted society lurks.” So imagine “C.H.U.D.

What’s the best way for a movie studio to celebrate Halloween? Drop a trailer for an upcoming slasher, of course. And that’s what’s Sony did today for “Heart Eyes,” their Valentine’s Day slasher set to hit theaters on that holiday next year.

Filmmaker Steven Soderbergh has tackled every genre under the sun: the heist thriller with the “Ocean’s” franchise, sci-fi with “Solaris,” WWII films (“The Good German”), the action genre (“Haywire”),  thrillers of all sorts (“Contagion,” “Side Effects,” “Kimi”), comedies (“The Informant!”) and more. But aside from “Unsane,” which flirted with the psychological horror genre, Soderbergh has never really done traditional horror.

Former Victoria’s Secret Angel Elsa Hosk just posted her Halloween costume, and she’s going as Princess Diana in her infamous “revenge dress.”

Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce are talking sex advice.

Halsey has revealed an incident they experienced in which a “powerful” music executive went through her nudes without consent.The ‘Without Me’ singer – who uses she/they pronouns – appeared as a guest on the latest episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast and opened up about the disturbing incident in which a music executive invaded their privacy by scrolling through their nudes on their phone.Halsey shared that the whole experience left her feeling “demoralised”. In the chat, the ‘Lucky’ singer explained that the incident happened a few years ago while out with the executive and two of their male managers.“I mean, I guess it was quite a long time ago, but I was out and I was with this executive, like this really powerful executive who works in music in some capacity.

made a comment about Palmer’s outfit at an Usher concert. At the time she was wearing a black bodysuit underneath a sheer polka-dot cover-up.On X/Twitter, Jackson later wrote: “It’s the outfit tho… you a mom.”Before deleting his social media accounts, Jackson responded to the online backlash from the post by saying: “We live in a generation where a man of the family doesn’t want the wife & mother to his kids to showcase booty cheeks to please others & he gets told how much of a hater he is. This is my family & my representation.

Mumford & Sons recently performed at Kamala Harris‘ campaign rally in which they urged the public to create a “voting plan”.The rally took place last night (October 30) in Madison, Wisconsin and saw the likes of Gracie Abrams, The National and Remi Wolf all show their support for the Harris-Walz presidential campaign. “We are Mumford & Sons and there is nowhere else we’d rather be,” frontman Marcus Mumford, told the crowd before jumping into their track ‘The Cave’.The band played a short four-track set comprised of ‘Little Lion Man’, ‘Awake My Soul’ and ‘I Will Wait’.

Ridley Scott has compared the TV industry to “a massive basket full of balls”.The Gladiator II director previously worked on two episodes and executive produced the HBO Max sci-fi series Raised By Wolves before it was cancelled after two series.Speaking about the industry in a new interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Scott said: “TV is a massive basket full of balls. Every now and again something comes up like The Sopranos and Game Of Thrones that influences everybody, who then rushes to that ball to copy it and it’s already too late.

Dream Theater played a live show shortly after drummer Mike Portnoy found out that his sister had died earlier this week, and paid tribute to her on stage.The progressive metal band performed at the Arena Zagreb in Zagreb, Croatia on Tuesday (October 29) as part of their current 40th anniversary UK and European tour – which began in London earlier this month.Portnoy returned to the group’s line-up after a 14-year absence for the celebratory gigs, having departed in 2010.Following the concert, the musician said in an emotional post on Facebook that his sister had passed away – and that he had learned of her passing just before he took to the stage.“Tonight in Zagreb Croatia was one of the hardest shows I’ve ever had to play,” Portnoy’s message began. “About 30 minutes before showtime, I received a call from my brother that my loving sister Samantha Leone Cattaneo had just passed away.“My sister had been battling cancer all year and the last few days she took a turn for the worse… it’s been a devastating couple of days for me and my family knowing the inevitable was coming.”He continued: “As hard as it was, tonight’s show went on and James [LaBrie, frontman] dedicated ‘The Spirit Carries On’ to her… this picture is from tonight… those lights in the air were for Sam… I wept like a baby the entire time.

Love Is Blind‘s Tyler Francis has FINALLY spilled the tea on his relationship with those so-called sperm babies — but it’s leaving a lot to be desired!

Reese Witherspoon does not see herself walking down the aisle with her new beau! Sorry, guy!