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Almost 40 years have passed since the original Ghostbusters arrived in the United Kingdom, and for those of us who recall seeing it back in December 1984, it was somewhat surprising. To make matters worse, I rewatched it recently, and it may have aged well beyond what we had expected. It was also a very popular film. It got Hollywood excited by the comedic potential of special effects, but society, albeit mainly in America, started to believe that the suffix 'busters' refers to everything.

A number of fashionable celebrities who turned out to the premiere of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire in New York on Thursday include Mckenna Grace, Emily Alyn Lind, and Carrie Coon. Grace, 17, the belle of the ball in a vibrant red sleeveless gown with a dramatic princess tail. She matched her red lipstick to the gown and wore her blonde tresses in a straight style. Lind, 21, dazzled in a sleeless shimmering silver gown that cascaded down to the ground.

A dramatic mixture of tension, passion, and intrigue can be obtained during period dramas. But with so many options across so many streaming services, where should you start? Well, our reporters have done the hard work for you by sifting through copies to bring you an unbeatable selection of 30 options that will take you back to the excitement and passion of long-past eras.

The new season of HBO's hit show The White Lotus has begun filming. A snapshot of a slate being used on the first day of filming in picturesque Thailand is currently on display. At #TheWhiteLotus, there are some 'Unfortable experiences'. The caption read, 'We are excited to welcome new guests to our Thailand resort.'

Following criticism from Ukraine over Julian Kostov's pro-Putin position, the original actor was dropped from season 3 of The White Lotus. Only days after the 36-year-old Serbian actor Bikovic was fired by HBO, the 34-year-old Bulgarian actor was brought to the role to play a Russian actor. Season three is set to begin filming in Koh Samui, Phuket, and Bangkok as the anthology series will follow a new group of tourists at another White Lotus property in Thailand. Leslie Bibb, Parker Posey, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Carrie Coon, Francesca Corney, and returning season 1 castmember Natasha Rothwell appear in a good cast.

In the latest trailer for Ghostbusters: The original Ghostbusters have returned to unite with a new generation. Frozen Empire, the original Ghostbusters have returned to work with a new generation. Bill Murray (Dr. Peter Venkman), Dan Aykroyd (Dr. Raymond Stantz), Ernie Hudson (Winston Zeddmore), Annie Potts (Janine Melnitz) and William Atherton (William Peck) revive their roles from the original 1984 classic Ghostbusters. The cast from 2021's Ghostbusters include Carrie Coon (Callie Spengler, the daughter of Egon Spencegler, portrayed by Harold Ramis), McKenna Grace (Phoebe Spengler), and Finn Wolfhard (Trevor Spengler).

The monkeys are the first thing you notice on arrival at the Four Seasons Resort in Thailand's Koh Samui. Stone monkey statues are everywhere - stone monkey statues proffering welcome garlands, cheeky terracotta monkeys strutting streams, and cheeky terracotta monkeys showing you the ropes up from plant pots, laconic stone apes draped over walls, monkey water features spouting streams into private villa pools. When the Four Seasons Resort on the island of Koh Samui becomes the new fictional White Lotus Hotel, don't be surprised to learn that monkeys are a recurring theme in the third series of hit TV show The White Lotus. After the cast and crew arrived for two months of filming, the entire 45-acre hillside resort has been closed to visitors from January 29.

With the network restoring The Gilded Age of Season 3, HBO is set to return to 1880s New York City. On December 17, the critically acclaimed series concluded its Season 2 finale, with the Thursday revival arriving just four days later. Marian (Louisa Jacobson), a young woman who moves in with her wealthy aunts in the Russell family, is the subject of the series.

The newly wealthy tycoon families founded The Metropolitan Opera after being refused from New York society's highest echelons by old money families. The Academy of Music, the old favorite, was defunct within three years. It was the start of the opera season, but the building was demolished. The Opera Wars are on HBO in the second season of The Gilded Age, and although the plot is rooted in history and a conflict that rocked high society as the wealthy New York families of old, including Astors, Livingstons and Schermerhorns, battled to keep the Vanderbilts' names out of their cloistered cliques.

Members of the crew have reported strange sounds on the set of the new Ghostbuster film in some abandoned tube tunnels near Westminster in central London. The out-of-use tube lines have been selected as the perfect setting for the comedy sequel, the fourth in the series. When the crews return from work after dark, they say they were left spooked by 'weird noses.'

Keira Knightley is a "Succession" fan, and her loyalties are tied to just one man, Tom Wambsgans. Matthew Macfadyen, who received the Emmy award for the role last fall, plays Tom. Knightley and Macfadyen have appeared on screen together three times, but perhaps more notably appeared in "Pride and Prejudice," in which Knightley played Elizabeth and Macfadyen as Mr. Darcy. Knightley can't help but praise her former costar when speaking with POPSUGAR about her latest film "Boston Strangler." "I've been unbelievably lucky to work with Matthew three times," she says; the pair also teamed up for "Anna Karenina" in 2012 and 2018's "The Nutcracker and the Four Realms." "He is such a joy," she says. He's so funny. His role in 'Succession' is — I'm going to use a big word here — it's genius." "Boston Strangler" costar Carrie Coon, also a "Succession" fan, adds, "it's amazing."

On Tuesday, Keira Knightley and co-star Carrie Coon were dressed to the nines for a screening of their film The Boston Strangler at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The Pirates Of The Caribbean alum, 37, posed for shutterbugs, but The Gilded Age actress, 42, exuded elegance in her head-to-toe beige. In the forthcoming biographical drama, Knightley plays real-life reporter Loretta McLaughlin, who broke the news about the infamous serial killer back in the 1960s.

Keira Knightley reflected on her time with fellow mother Carrie Coon on their forthcoming film Boston Strangler, as she discussed juggling parenting with acting. Loretta McLaughlin, a writer who stars in the Hulu crime series, was 'fortunate' that the actors "had each other's backs." Keira's children, Edie, seven, and Delilah, three, with her musician husband James Righton, are shown on her website.

ALISON BOSHOFF: The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is advising on the matter, with the intention of eliminating the 'gendered' categories from the list. According to Academy sources, they don't want to be on the wrong side of 'critical conversations about representation and recognition' in the industry, especially after the damaging 'Oscars so white' scandal.

The 34-year-old mother of two gathered her belongings to return home despite being glancing at the clock. The only sound that penetrated the night's eeriness was the clatter of her high heels, as she approached the garage where her car was parked. Jean and her colleague Loretta McLaughlin had been involved in an investigation into the man who seemed to exist like a phantom in his victims' locked homes, sexually assaulting and killing them, and then vanishing without trace. The murders had sparked fear in women of all ages, young and old. And Loretta and Jean's investigations 'had caused both of us trempers,' according to Loretta and Jean. Given the factual nature of their investigations, it's no surprise that we're looking at the minutiae of each death for clues. In a grotesque parody of a gynaecological examination, take victim Ida Irga, whose half-naked body had been discovered with her feet propped up on chairs, a pillow under her buttocks, and a white pillowcase tied around her neck.

Keira Knightley is back in time once more — this time to a particularly scary period of history: the Boston Strangler, a serial killer who was feared as the Boston Strangler. The first trailer for the film "Boston Strangler" debuted on Feb. 21nd, and Knightly plays journalist Loretta McLaughlin, who was among the first to realize there was a connection between a string of murders. She's on her way to becoming the Boston Strangler, which would make her a serial killer. According to Biography, the Boston Strangler killed at least 11 people between 1962 and 1964. Albert DeSalvo, a man who was not arrested and was discovered dead in his cell in 1973, but later admitted to the murders when already in jail. He was the killer in 2013 as per New Scientist, DNA tests eventually established that he was the perpetrator.

This week, the first trailer for the forthcoming Hulu film The Boston Strangler was released. Kiera Knightley is seen in the drama, which is based on a true tale, as she investigates a string of murders. Carrie Coon stars alongside Carrie Coon, portraying journalists who are digging deeper into the infamous killer in order to find their identity.

In new photographs published on Tuesday of Keira Knightley portraying a reporter in the 1960s, she was shown portraying a reporter in the 1960s. Loretta McLaughlin, a 37-year-old English actress, appeared in the forthcoming Hulu film as the first journalist to link the Boston Strangler murders. Knightley was seen in period stills alongside co-star Carrie Coon, 41, who portrays her newsroom colleague and confidante Jean Cole.

Yes, it's true: there are fewer sex scenes in season two of "Bridgerton" than in the first season. However, Anthony Bridgerton and Kate Sharma's emulation and chemistry, the dramatic gazes, sharp-edged banter, and pure yearning between Anthony Bridgerton and Kate Sharma do more than make up for it. Whether explicit sexy or not, a satisfying, believable romance only works when the anticipation builds up just right. Although "Bridgerton" gained a following for its abridged romance, it was still effective because it prioritised chemistry. We sincerely believed, while enjoying season one, that Simon Basset and Daphne Bridgerton wanted to jump each other's bones. Now, we have no doubt that Kate and Anthony share a magnetizing attraction — that they can't pull away even though they should. The fact that season two only had two explicit sex scenes didn't make it any less sexy. Anthony and Kate's intense chemistry made some people even sexier, and the majority of Hollywood should take note of why. There are few things as uncomfortable as seeing allegedly romantic scenes starring people who seem to only want to be in the same room. Since the demise of the rom-com genre, television reports often encourage us to believe chemistry is there just for the sake of telling us it is. However, those romances never live up to expectations. Take the much-anticipated (but meh) "Marry Me" which skipped the mark in the same way that so many Hollywood rom-coms have in the last decade: casting the most popular names possible and giving the all-important chemistry test a shrug. Or consider the emotional void that is most "romantic" subplots in big-brand franchises (hello and goodbye, Marvel's "first sex scene" in "Eternals"). No matter how artistic the camera angles, hot people walking around in each other's general direction or rolling about does not make a marriage proposal.