Food Finds: Pizza Ritz Bits, Ben & Jerry’s Sundaes and they added fiber to SunChips
A bunch of cool new and returning food I found in supermarkets, stores and gas stations this past week.
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Ryan Gosling and a puppet are my new favorite duo. PLUS: The first trailers for ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ and ‘Dune: Part Three,’ ‘Maul: Shadow Lord’ looks great, and is Conan O’Brien an Oscar host for life?
The Punisher and Bruce Banner have joined Peter Parker as he experiences a rebirth.
‘I’m not afraid to die. But I must not die ... yet,’ Timothée Chalamet’s Paul Atreides vows in first look at the Denis Villeneuve film.
‘Reminders of Him’ couldn’t match the performance that ‘It Ends With Him’ set for a Colleen Hoover adaptation.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s film scored 6 wins. Ryan Coogler’s had 4. Even ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ had a fun night.
Wait ... what? PLUS: New trailers for Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ and Ben McKenzie’s crypto doc, Kate Winslet goes on ‘The Hunt for Gollum,’ and Pixar’s top creative doesn’t appear to get that his studio is in the emotional trauma business.
The $46M opening weekend for ‘Hoppers’ further drives home the divide between Pixar’s sequels and new projects.
I knew ‘Hoppers’ was going to be weird. But I didn’t know how weird. PLUS: The first trailer for ‘Lanterns,’ David Ellison talks Warner Bros., and do the new ‘Mummy’ directors consider the last movie to be canon?
If you love Andy Weir’s book and can’t wait to see the movie, you need to check out Ryan Gosling in minifigure form.
In a weekend filled with concert films, the seventh film in the series scared up a $64.1 million debut.
Physical media is gonna show ’em how it’s done. PLUS: Netflix cedes WBD to Paramount, Venom gets animated, and ‘For All Mankind’ declares a MARS WAR.
The animated basketball film took advantage of a quiet weekend, giving it a No. 1 finish before ‘Scream 7’ scares everyone off.
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