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Mohanlal and Jeeth Joseph, one of the most-loved actor-director duos of contemporary Malayalam cinema have joined hands once again for 12th Man. The movie, which is touted to be a mystery thriller, is slated to get a direct OTT release on Disney+ Hotstar. 12th Man will have its world premiere on May 20, Thursday. Interestingly, the Jeethu Joseph directorial is hitting the screens ahead of Mohanlal's 62nd birthday, which falls on May 21, Friday. So, it is undoubtedly a double celebration for the fans of Lalettan, who have been eagerly waiting for 12th Man ever since the project was announced. The mystery thriller will be streaming on Disney+ Hotstar from 12 AM on May 20, 2022. Director Jeethu Joseph himself has scripted 12th Man , which was planned as an OTT film right from its beginning. The mystery thriller was entirely shot in Idukki, in a short schedule. Earlier in an interview given to a leading online media, the director had spilled beans about the … [Read more...] about 12th Man Release Date And Time: Mohanlal-Jeethu Joseph Film To Stream On Disney+ Hotstar

Milwaukee had a night of major violence on Friday, with shootings leaving three dead and 24 wounded Two of the incidents took place near Fiserv Forum, where the Milwaukee Bucks hosted the Boston Celtics in an NBA playoff game. Reports indicate 17 people were wounded during a shootout after the game in Milwaukee’s Water Street Bar District, a few blocks east of the arena. Police said 10 arrests resulted in nine guns confiscated. All of the victims in the area are expected to survive. That incident was preceded by another in the area in which three people were shot while the game was in progress at the Fiserve Forum . “Everybody started running,” witness Brittany Bergstrom told Fox 6 . “There was a stampede, people running over the shrubs, hats, shoes on the ground, drinks spilled everywhere.” This just happened near Fiserv Forum. @WISN12News is working to find out what happened. pic.twitter.com/K1EhJH3arF — Patrick Paolantonio (@ppaolantonio) May 14, 2022 … [Read more...] about Shootings Near Milwaukee Bucks Playoff Game Are Part Of Gunplay That Left 3 Dead, 24 Wounded

Getty Lori Harvey is the latest celeb to get dragged through the mud for detailing her weight-loss journey -- which serves as just another lesson for the rich and famous ... don't say anything. The model and influencer hopped on TikTok recently to outline a diet/exercise regimen she went on to lose a ton of weight -- upwards of 15 pounds, and perhaps more, she explains -- which she says she gained after first getting with Michael B. Jordan . Starting to think I will never have lori harvey’s body… pic.twitter.com/NLonJylmwN — TAMMIE TECLEMARIAM (@tammieetc) May 14, 2022 @tammieetc In wanting to share some knowledge ... LH spills the tea, but it completely backfired. She says she's been doing Pilates consistently for the past year or so -- but when she was in weight-loss mode, she was doing more than just that ... including lots of cardio. Then, the true secret comes out -- Lori says she went on a calorie deficit, taking in just 1,200 or so during … [Read more...] about Lori Harvey Dragged for Detailing Weight-Loss Regimen, Calorie Deficit

Steve Martin crashed his Only Murders co-star Selena Gomez’s first episode as host of SNL , for a pre-taped sketch on whoopie cushion inventor, Archie Gizmo. The segment on Martin’s fictional inventor came as part of the show American Inventors , hosted by Taylor Gosh (Gomez). “The automobile, paper cup, dancing, computer. These were all invented. But who did that, and what is their story?” Gosh wonders up top. “We begin with Archie Gizmo, the brilliant inventor of the whoopie cushion.” We then cut to Gizmo himself, who explains that back in the early ’60s, he was just a “struggling gag inventor,” who had thus far created only an early prototype of the whoopie cushion. “I knew it would be funny to have your boss sit down and [have] a noise come from his butt,” said Gizmo, “but I just couldn’t figure out what noise.” Helping the inventor to crack the case is Ms. Dina Beans (Aidy Bryant), a woman he sees from afar at a party. “Her energy was magnetic; her eyes … [Read more...] about Steve Martin Crashes ‘Only Murders’ Co-Star Selena Gomez’s ‘SNL’ Debut For Sketch On Whoopie Cushion Inventor

M ick Jagger , Singer of the Rolling Stones , turned forty years old on July 26th. Apart from the fact that forty is a nice, round number, it also signifies the twentieth year of the Stones’ career. Looking for a maxim suitable to open an article in which I would try hard to find some reason why these events should be of interest, I came across a Proverb (22:6) in the May issue of Awake: “Train a boy according to the way for him; even when he grows old he will not turn aside from it.” The Times is an appropriate place for me to be airing my thoughts on this moment in rock history. On June 30th, 1967, my group, the Who , took an advertisement in the Evening Standard to protest against the savage sentences meted out to Mick Jagger and Keith Richards for possession of drugs. We really thought we were going out on a limb, attracting the attention of the police and the press and probably opening ourselves up for similar busts. On the following day, however, the Times … [Read more...] about Pete Townshend on Mick Jagger and the Nature of Aging in Rock & Roll

Like the time-traveler hero in NBC ’s new drama Quantum Leap, we were transported to two different times with the two presentations on the first day of the upfronts . NBC took us back to pre-Covid 2019, pulling out all the stops with an elaborate production at Radio City Music Hall, including an energetic, elaborately choreographed number promoting Bravocon that featured dozens of performers and Bravo stars to rival a top Broadway show. There were a ton of presenters, with Kelly Clarkson performing to open the show and Miley Cyrus singing a medley to close it out. Several hours later, Fox served a throwback to the virtual upfront events of 2020 and 2021 with a pre-taped presentation that included CEO Charlie Collier going on a tour of the Fox lot. Moving from Fox’s longtime upfront home, the 2,300-seat Beacon Theater, to Skylight on Vesey — the former site of the New York Mercantile Exchange, which holds 800 — Fox had Covid on its mind with the smaller venue, where screens … [Read more...] about NBC Goes All Out With Massive Stage Production As Fox Opts For Pre-Taped Presentation On Day 1 Of Upfronts

A review of this week’s Better Call Saul , “Axe and Grind,” just as soon as we sidebar in the law library… “Relax. You got away with it.” —Kim’s mom What happens to Kim? This is a question I asked regarding the last Saul episode to feature young Kim (still played by Katie Beth Hall, with her hair pulled partially back, but not yet in the full power- ponytail of adult Kim) and Kim’s mom (Beth Hoyt, who still looks and sounds uncannily like Rhea Seehorn). That episode, “Wexler V. Goodman,” opened with young Kim walking away from her drunken mother rather than getting into a car with her. It closed with Kim explaining in great detail why she had every good reason to break up with Jimmy, only for her to declare at the last moment that perhaps they should get married instead. It was Kim’s weakness for hustlers and damaged people winning out over her understanding of what is good, both for her and the world at large. “Axe and Grind” begins a bit differently, though it … [Read more...] about ‘Better Call Saul’ Recap: Kim Reverts to a Life of Crime

Former Pearl Jam drummer Dave Abbruzzese continues to both plead with and call out his ex-bandmates over his exclusion from the band’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction lineup . “ Pearl Jam has always seemingly had a perceived level of integrity and has been known to stand their ground & fight the good fight, but it seems the allure of being given this trophy is just [too] important for them to take a stand,” Abbruzzese wrote on Facebook . “We still have the music and no amount of corporate conglomerate or ticky-tack bullshit can keep us from enjoying the power of the music we love. The fact that we find ourselves fighting for the integrity of the validity of a segment of Pearl Jam history to be acknowledged is straight-up beautiful. The reason we have to is what the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is supposed to have been built to celebrate: The love of the music.” While Pearl Jam has had a handful of drummers over their tenure, only current drummer Matt Cameron … [Read more...] about Former Pearl Jam Drummer Calls Out Band’s Integrity Over Rock Hall Snub

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Few things ruin a beach day faster than getting too cold. Whether you’re surfing , swimming , or paddleboarding, a low body temperature means discomfort, lowered athletic performance, and even real danger from hypothermia. In other words, investing in one of the best wetsuits is a must. Even if you only venture into cold water occasionally, it’s still worthwhile to have a capable wetsuit handy. If you’re looking to get your first wetsuit — or you need an upgrade — read on. We’ve rounded up some of the best wetsuits to buy right now, plus some basic pointers for choosing and taking care of your new wetsuit. How to Choose the Best Wetsuit Wetsuits come in a range of thicknesses, lengths, and designs, and sizing is much more important than it is with clothing. Here are all the specifics you’ll need to look at when choosing the best … [Read more...] about RS Recommends: The Best Wetsuits to Warm Up Your Beach Day

Maybe you tuned in for the nostalgia factor, basking in the way a half-decade’s worth of pop-cultural raw material and fortysomething geek touchstones were deftly turned into an I-Heart-the-’80s mixtape. Maybe you dug the way the first season mined an old-fashioned thrills-spills-chills feeling that left the multiplex eons ago. Maybe you were just curious to see what happened next in this oddball story of psychic kids, government spooks, bad scientists, mirror-image dimensions, monsters and a magnificently stressed-out Winona Ryder. Or maybe, because Stranger Things was 2016’s unescapable hit du jour – falling somewhere on White Noise-ometer above Westworld ‘s existential dread but below Game of Thrones ‘ dragontastic escapism – you simply had to watch it for fear of being stranded in an Upside Down where everyone’s talk of demogorgons and David Harbour’s dad-bod drew blank stares. Whatever the reason behind your binging of Stranger Things 2 last weekend, it almost … [Read more...] about How ‘Stranger Things’ Accidentally Became a Great Teen TV Show