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On October 22, musician 21 Savage celebrated his 32nd birthday, while actor Bob Odenkirk marked his 62nd birthday. These two personalities were among the notable individuals celebrating their special day on this date.
The entertainment industry also saw Billie Lourd remembering her late mother, Carrie Fisher, on what would have been Fisher’s 68th birthday. Lourd expressed her sentiments on not being able to celebrate this occasion with her mother.
In another development, Mike Flanagan, known for creating "The Haunting of Hill House," is set to adapt Stephen King’s "Carrie" into a new series for Amazon. This adaptation is anticipated to bring a fresh perspective to King’s iconic work.
Furthermore, Shakira announced her upcoming tour titled "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran," scheduled for 2025. Fans of the singer can look forward to experiencing her music live during this tour.
The popular reality TV show "Drag Race" is expanding its reach to South Africa, as announced by Wow Presents Plus. This move is expected to bring the beloved show to new audiences and showcase local talents from South Africa.
Additionally, the 2024 remake of "Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead," titled "Babysitter’s Dead," will be available for ownership on VOD starting November 19. The film, which was exclusive to BET+ since May, will now be accessible to a wider audience.
In the television realm, Harvey Guillen shared insights into his character Guillermo in the final season of "What We Do in the Shadows." Guillen highlighted Guillermo’s journey in setting boundaries with his vampire companions, adding depth to the character’s arc.
Moreover, the movie "Twisters" is set to stream on Peacock from November 15 onwards, offering viewers the opportunity to enjoy this film on the streaming platform.
Lastly, Netflix collaborated with Lindsay Lohan to tease a lineup of holiday movies, with new trailers being released throughout the week. This partnership aims to bring festive cheer to audiences through a variety of holiday-themed films.
In the music scene, K-pop group Aespa released their album "Whiplash" along with a music video for the title track. This release adds to the group’s discography and offers fans new music to enjoy.
