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The popularity of the girl racehorse game, Umamusume: Pretty Derby, is increasing with each passing day. Its crazy fan base and compelling in-game mechanics have somehow piqued the player’s interest in following the real-life horse training in Japan. The developers, Cygames, have used the stories of real-world horses to create the horse girls in the game.

Thanks to its popularity, the fans can’t help but trespass the stables to interact with the horses behind their favorite horses. Due to this, the real-life stable owners have been in distress for quite a while now.

Following such incidents, Umamusume: Pretty Derby has released a guideline for visiting the stables, which must be followed in all cases. Can you imagine how far this has gone? The success of this game has also become a problem for it.

Umamusume Devs Urge Fans to Respect Stable Rules Amid Surge in Visits

Ever since its release,...

Plenty of sitcoms have had their time in the limelight, only to disappear from the cultural consciousness because they've either aged poorly or blended in among the pack. "Seinfeld," the groundbreaking NBC comedy about a bunch of friends who bring trouble to whoever's in their orbit, is not one of those shows. Pitched as a sitcom about how a comedian gets their material, Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld broke the television mold with episodes that wrung countless possible jokes out of that simple, yet fruitful idea. It was far from a show about "nothing."

"Seinfeld" stands out among the wealth of '90s sitcoms because it wasn't afraid to take risks and experiment, whether the stories would be about masturbation tolerance or double dipping a chip at a funeral reception. Some of the funniest "Seinfeld" moments, however, were whenever the show simply went for broke and just did whatever made the writers laugh.

On Monday April 14 2025, Lifetime broadcasts Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up!

Baby Shower or Breakup Season 2 Episode 6 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up,” titled “Baby Shower or Breakup,” promises to be filled with emotion and tension. In this episode, Ken faces the challenge of making a good impression after a difficult beginning with Gypsy’s father. The stakes are high as Ken tries to show that he can be supportive and reliable during this important time in Gypsy’s life.

As Gypsy approaches the final weeks of her pregnancy, the excitement builds for her baby shower. Ken’s mother and brother are coming into town, adding to the mix of family dynamics. Their arrival brings both joy and anxiety, as Gypsy hopes for a smooth celebration. However, the past tensions with Ken’s family could complicate things.

Viewers can expect heartfelt moments as Gypsy prepares for the baby shower,...

90 Day Fiance star David Toborowsky has been celebrating the pregnancy of his wife, Annie Suwan. The two were successful with their IVF process earlier this year. Many fans are also glad that they were able to get through all the obstacles, especially Annie, who had surgery to remove abnormalities in her uterus. The married couple is currently expecting a baby girl. They also took to social media to share their baby shower. However, many were surprised when Annie shared rare photos with her husband’s son. Keep reading to see the picture.

90 Day Fiance: Annie Suwan & David Toborowsky Expecting Baby Girl

Last month, Annie and David took to social media to share that they’re expecting a baby girl. According to the 90 Day Fiance stars, they’re so humbled by all the love and support they’ve received throughout their IVF journey. Annie also expressed how happy she is to...

Competing on Dancing With The Stars can be a rough experience for many contestants. Olympic Rugby star Ilona Maher grew flustered in the middle of her routine on Hair Metal Night, resulting in tears while receiving judges’ critiques.

Fortunately, she had quite a strong support system to help put her back on her feet.

Ilona Maher Driven To Tears Over Her Jive This Week

For Hair Metal Night, Ilona and her partner Alan Bersten performed the Jive to Quiet Riot’s “Cum On Feel the Noize.” She missed several steps, prompting the judges to give them a 26/40.

Dancing With The Stars/Instagram

She certainly isn’t the first DWTS contestant to forget part of a routine and she won’t be the last. But even so, the 28-year-old took it really hard. While speaking to Julianne Hough, she started to cry.

“This was a really tough dance for me. This...

After a dramatic ending to Taylor's baby shower which ended in tension, the group behind The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives seems like it might be headed for a split if things aren't worked out. In Episode 3 of the reality series, we get a deeper look into the group's politics as the power struggle for who will eventually become the leader of the Momtock ring continues.

This episode also explores some of the hypocrisy of the group members who bend the rules of Mormonism to suit their preferred lifestyle. Things come to a head around their thriving social calendars, and the threat of a group divide continues to persist.

Via: Hulu Why Whitney Didn't Show Up For Taylor's Baby Shower

We pick up with Mayci and Mikayla, who are prepared to confront Whitney about why she didn't attend Taylor's baby shower, as they felt it made the group's drama worse.

China-based sales agent Rediance has picked up international rights to Chinese director Huo Xin’s feature debut Bound In Heaven, which is set to premiere at Toronto before heading to San Sebastian.

Director Huo is a veteran scriptwriter whose credits include acclaimed and hit films such as Shower, Kung Fu Hustle, Sunflower and The Monkey King.

She has assembled a strong cast for her feature debut including Ni Ni of box office hit Lost In The Stars and Zhang Yimou’s The Flowers of War; Zhou You of Jia Zhang-ke’s Caught By The Tides, which also plays at Toronto...

Becky G is reprising her Casa Gomez tour for one final run. On Tuesday, the Mexican star announced her Casa Gomez: Otro Capitulo tour, set to commence this fall.

The reprised tour — which celebrates her música mexicana album Esquinas — will see Becky stop in cities including Chicago, Indianapolis, Atlanta, San Antonio, Houston, and San Diego.

“Mi Gente, I introduce to you… Casa Gomez: Otro CAPÍTULO Tour. I’m so excited to share this with you guys,” Becky wrote on Instagram. “I can’t wait to sing and laugh and dance...

Just as the curtains on Daniel Craig’s James Bond franchise were drawn, he has carried on the mantle of carrying a new line – Knives Out. The whodunit flicks have garnered the interest of fans, enthralling one and all with its quirky characters, and gripping storyline. Daniel Craig’s performance is just the icing on the top. And for his third rodeo in the Knives Out world, he will have new actors beside him to bear the burden.

The hype for Knives Out 3 is already in place

Fans are all excited for the Daniel Craig starrer

Just two years after the release of Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, the return of premiere detective Benoit Blanc has been confirmed. Written and directed by Rian Johnson, the third film titled, Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, is also set to witness the return of Daniel Craig (no surprises...

The 13 members of Seventeen have been on their Follow Tour since last summer, a tour that ranged from tear-jerking performances to ones that rip pants, and the encore leg (called “Follow Again”) is nearing its end. While the tour is close to wrapping, Seventeen’s activities are not slowing down — the group has just released a new compilation album, 17 Is Right Here. With a run time of just over 96 minutes, the album features all of Seventeen’s Korean language singles, Korean versions of their Japanese-language singles since their debut nine years ago,...

Twinkle Khanna’s Reaction To Dancing At Dawood’s Party; Rajinikanth Nagarjuna’s Union, Badshah-Hania Aamir’s Dubai Meet. (Photo Credit – Instagram)

This week’s entertainment news brings exciting announcements, heartwarming celebrations, and a dash of social media drama. Bollywood fans are buzzing with the possibility of seeing veteran actors Rajinikanth and Nagarjuna share the screen again, while the sequel to Ajay Devgn’s popular rom-com “De De Pyaar De” is confirmed with a surprising new cast member. Meanwhile, proud parents-to-be Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dalal celebrated their upcoming arrival with a baby shower, and down south, the re-release of the Tamil classic “Ghilli” is proving to be a major hit.

From Priyanka Chopra’s new voice-acting role to Twinkle Khanna’s witty response to old rumours, there’s something for everyone in this entertainment roundup.

1. Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dalal Celebrate Upcoming Arrival with Intimate Baby Shower

Actor Varun...

The Neighborhood fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 6 Episode 8 episode titled Welcome to the Baby Shower!

Find out everything you need to know about the Welcome to the Baby Shower episode of The Neighborhood, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

The Neighborhood Welcome to the Baby Shower Season 6 Episode 8 Preview

Get ready for an evening of laughter, love, and a touch of drama with the upcoming episode titled “Welcome to the Baby Shower” of “The Neighborhood,” airing on CBS at 8:00 Pm on April 22, 2024. In this highly anticipated installment, viewers are in for a treat as they join the beloved characters on a journey filled with excitement and unexpected twists.

At the heart of the episode are Courtney and Marty, portrayed by the talented Tichina Arnold and Cedric the Entertainer, respectively. As they gear up...

On “The Masked Singer’s” “Shower Anthems Night,” it’s time to belt out some squeaky-clean tunes! The Group C contestants start the night with a show-stopping group performance, and then serenade the audience and panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg, Ken Jeong and Rita Ora with iconic songs that are best sung at full volume in the shower! Nick Cannon hosts the wild and wacky fun.

The Season 11 contestants boast a combined 22 Grammy nominations, 11 platinum albums, 33 Teen Choice nominations, 108 million records sold, 326 film appearances and have 1.7 billion Spotify streams!

Below, read our minute-by-minute “The Masked Singer” recap of Season 11, Episode 5, to find out what happened Wednesday, April 3 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt on Fox. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite costumed characters on Fox’s reality TV show and who you think has what it takes to win the entire competition.

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Kohei Horikoshi’s My Hero Academia is scheduled to return on May 4, 2024. Fans are pretty excited about the anime returning after almost a year. The manga has been progressing at a steady pace, with the end nearing. The main protagonists are deep into their battle with the antagonists. My Hero Academia began serialization in 2014, and since then has become one of the most popular shows worldwide.

Initially, the mangaka wrote it as a one-shot manga. Soon, it became popular among the readers. There are several quirks in the anime, which would be pretty handy in daily life. While most of them were carefully selected by mangaka, others randomly popped up in his mind. Gran Torino’s quirk is one such instance where Kohei Horikoshi had to not think at all.

Gran Torino Bears A Connection With Shower Heads Gran Torino (Credit: Crunchyroll)

Kohei Horikoshi is pretty popular, especially for his...

It took two minutes of screen time for Plane Jane to become the villain of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16. Right away, the shady Boston queen showed her true colors describing herself as an “authentically Russian hooker” and calling (according to the subtitles) a plus-sized queen a “piglet” in her native language.

The shade continued all episode as she consistently made rude comments about her competitiors (both in confessionals and to their faces) and became the only queen to opt to rate the queens from worst to best instead of best...

We’ve compiled the eclectic mix of hip-hop, Latin pop, R&b, Afrobeats, and K-pop music of the artists featured in the fifth installment of our Musicians on Musicians series into a mega playlist on iHeart. From the song that changed Omar Apollo’s life to Latto’s own track that Snoop Dogg requested at his photoshoot with the Atlanta rapper, tune into the hits that made these musicians’ careers.

Snoop Dogg

“Nuthin’ But A ‘G’ Thang” feat. Dr. Dre

“Drop It Like It’s Hot” feat. Pharell

“Sensual Seduction...

You star Lukas Gage has said he wanted to go as “far as possible” when filming the “golden shower” scene.

The hit Netflix show returned for its fourth season on Thursday (9 February).

Joe (Penn Badgley) has moved to London where he assumes a new identity: Professor Jonathan Moore. In London, he infiltrates a group of incredibly wealthy socialites.

Among them are Kate (Charlotte Ritchie), Lady Phoebe Borehall-Blaxworth (Tilly Keeper), and Adam, a rich American expatriate played by 27-year-old Gage.

Spoilers for season four, episode two of You below…

Early on in the fourth season of the hit series, Joe discovers that Adam has a specific fetish, which means that he enjoys when members of his staff urinate on his face.

Unbeknownst to Adam, Joe witnesses him in the act during episode two of the series.

Speaking about the scene with The Hollywood Reporter, Gage said: “I’ll say it was...

From “Baby, you’re a firework” to “You light me up inside like the Fourth of July.” Becky G’s 2014 breakout single “Shower” was meant to be a Katy Perry hit. Speaking to Teen Vogue for their September cover story, Becky G opened up about the bubblegum pop single that launched her career — and how it was almost sung by someone else.

“It wasn’t written for me,” she said, adding that it “absolutely” was made with a white pop star in mind. The star in question was Perry, according to R. City,...

As the calendar turns to March, we’re sure you guys and ghouls are looking to get your horror fix.

No matter your preferred flavor, the world’s streamers are supplying a litany of chilling, newly-available options for you this month. Granted, this whole list could just include new titles on Shudder or Screambox, but we figured we’d spread the wealth around a bit to highlight some of the best and/or most intriguing flicks across a variety of services.

All of these films are free to stream stateside, starting this month, with a subscription to the listed streaming platforms. We’ll try to divvy these up to appease all you niche horror maniacs.

Abercrombie & Fitch Slasher Cinema – Urban Legend (1998), HBO Max:

The original Urban Legend stands as just one of several post-modern Scream rip-offs in the late ’90s, wherein every youthful cast member looked like they wore...

Having won the Golden Bear of the 64th Berlinale with “Black Coal, Thin Ice” in 2014, Chinese film has gained the attention of an international audience once more. “The Wild Goose Lake” continues the social realism that Diao Yinan laid out in his big festival hit. His first features “Uniform” (2003) and “Night Train” (2007) already showed the daily life of China’s citizens, focusing on relevant topics of power and identity in the context of the working class. “Black Coal, Thin Ice” dealt with the conflict between communism and capitalism. A symbolic crime story that touches the conflict between China’s past and present. “The Wild Goose Lake” can be seen clearly in the tradition of its predecessors, as Diao picks up all of the previous topics, but also brings his noted visual presentation to perfection.

“The Wild Goose Lake” is screening in Viennale

A group of undercover cops dancing with Led...

Sales company Fortissimo Films has picked up international rights to three of the movies that will unspool in competition over the next ten days at the Shanghai International Film Festival. All are world premieres.

Top feature director Zhang Yang makes an appearance with “The Sound of Dali,” a documentary that examines the natural beauty surrounding Dali in Yunnan Province.

Noted actress, Qin Hailu makes her directorial debut with “The Return.” The film is a drama about an old soldier living in Taiwan who would like to return to mainland China. But doing so would mean leaving behind his companion from the Red Envelope Club singers. The film stars Chang Feng, Ge Lei, and Lei Kesheng. It is set for a theatrical release in China through distribution Companies Hehe Pictures, White Horse Film, and Pie Film Distribution on Sept. 12, 2019.

“Vortex” is a Chinese crime action film produced by Cao Baoping (director...

hhmmmm… no?

Picking apart “best movie” lists made by anyone, methinks, is as futile as trying to ask someone why he married his wife. We all have our different reasons for loving films (or the opposite), and every human being has multiple holes in his or her body, one of which is called “opinions.” What’s fun about lists, though, is that they speak about the people who made them more than a photo and identikit, a list of the cars they own and how much they pay in taxes would. What happens, then, when a sacred cow (not of film criticism, mind you) like CNN picks the best Asian films of all time? More than any indication of quality, I find it peculiar in a way that goes beyond appreciation for film. It sounds a bit like a sort of Eurovision Song contest of filmmaking, being politically correct and...

Hawaii International Film Festival

HONOLULU -- Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yang continues in the humanist vein of his features Sunflower and Shower with Getting Home, an amiably satirical road comedy that also turns a comical eye on a variety of social issues facing China today.

Given the film's universally resonant, gentle humor and Zhang's successful track record, Getting Home seems destined for a specialty pickup after an award-winning festival run.

When middle-age construction laborer Liu (Hong Qiwen) unexpectedly dies in Shenzhen from overwork and excessive drinking, his friend and co-worker Zhao Zhao Benshan) vows to fulfill his pledge to transport the corpse thousands of miles back to Liu's hometown of Chongqing for a decent burial. Problem is, Zhao doesn't have much money or many options for transportation. When he can't get a bus or hitch a ride, he trudges along carrying Liu's short, slight body on his back or else finds more inventive means of transportation such as a farmer's cart or rolling Liu along inside a massive tractor tire.

Zhao inevitably meets a steady stream of memorable characters on his semi-absurd road trip. A heartbroken truck driver (Hu Jun) heading north toward the Three Gorges region finds Zhao a sympathetic ear for his story of woe. A run-in with a wealthy, lonely man (Wu Ma) rehearsing his own funeral reminds Zhao of the value of friends and family. His encounter with a woman (Song Dandan) who sells her blood to help put her son through college reawakens the possibility of romance.

Each encounter enriches Zhao's journey, even if Zhang's premise might require a suspension of disbelief concerning the advancing state of Liu's corpse. As he progresses toward fulfilling his commitment to Liu, Zhao serves as the catalyst for an increasingly familiar clash of values between tradition and modernity, selfishness and loyalty, urban and rural that's sweeping through contemporary China.

Although some of the situations barely skirt predictability, popular stage comic Zhao's lead performance anchors the narrative with sympathetic humor, despite the script's occasional tendency toward sentimentality. Zhang's brisk direction leavens Getting Home with plenty of physical comedy, distinctively lensed by cinematographers Yu Lik-wai and Lai Yiu-fai.

GETTING HOME

Filmko Pictures

Credits:

Director: Zhang Yang

Screenwriters: Zhang Yang, Wang Yao

Producers: Stanley Tong, Er Yong, Zhang Yang, Harvey Wong, Liu Qiang

Directors of photography: Yu Lik-wai, Lai Yiu-fai

Production designer: An Bin

Music: Dou Peng

Costume designer: He Chongnan

Editor: Yang Hongyu

Cast:

Zhao: Zhao Benshan

Liu: Hong Qiwen

Lovelorn Trucker: Hu Jun

Lonely Rich Man: Wu Ma

Scavenger Woman: Song Dandan

Running time -- 97 minutes

No MPAA rating...

New Yorker Films/Seville Pictures

NEW YORK -- Sunflower, the decade-spanning soap opera of Zhang Yang (Quitting, Shower), concerns the troubled relationship between a man and his son, but the film's true interest comes not from the plot but rather the evocative visual portrait of an evolving Beijing.

Skillfully conveying the physical changes in the city from the mid-'70s to the end of the century, Sunflower is best appreciated from a sociological perspective. The film is currently playing an exclusive theatrical engagement at New York's Lincoln Plaza Cinemas.

The central characters are Gengnian (Sun Haiying), an artist who has just been released from a six-year incarceration in a brutal labor camp when the film opens in 1976, and his young son Xiangyang (first played by Fan Zhang). The 9-year-old has led a carefree life up to that point, but his father has big ideas for the boy, wanting him to pursue the artistic life that he himself was unable to follow.

The resulting tensions between them are long-lasting, as we see in the film's proceeding sections, each taking place after roughly a decade. Xiangyang (later played by Gao Ge and then Haidi Wang) indeed becomes an artist, but personal issues continue to keep the father and son at odds, much to the frustration of Gengnian's loving mother (a deglamorized and highly effective Joan Chen).

Meanwhile, the physical landscape that the characters inhabit changes greatly over the years, with the small, alley-strewn neighborhoods making way for massively scaled high-rise housing projects, and the legions of bicycles getting replaced by pollution causing, road-clogging automobiles.

Although filled with a plethora of dramatic events, including earthquakes and floods, the film never achieves real dramatic momentum, due in large part to its needlessly sluggish pacing. While individual moments are quite moving, Sunflower conveys the passage of its history-changing years in what seems like real time.

HONG KONG -- Beijing director Yang Zhang's tentatively titled Air became the first project to find full funding at the third Hong Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF), with Hong Kong-based Filmko Holdings signing on to bankroll the $1.3 million project. Fortissimo Films is also on board for worldwide sales outside of Greater China, Singapore and Malaysia, for which Filmko holds distribution rights. "Negotiations had started much earlier, but there was a breakthrough in the past couple of days that enabled the deal to be sealed at the HAF," said Zhang, who broke onto the scene with 1997's Spicy Love Soup and earned his commercial success with Shower (1999). "We are very excited to be in business with one of China's most proven and exciting young filmmakers," Filmko CEO Alex Wong said. "We are sure that this film will further establish Zhang Yang as one of the strongest of China's young directors."...

HONG KONG -- Beijing director Yang Zhang's tentatively titled Air became the first project to find full funding at the third Hong Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF), with Hong Kong-based Filmko Holdings signing on to bankroll the $1.3 million project. Fortissimo Films is also on board for worldwide sales outside of Greater China, Singapore and Malaysia, for which Filmko holds distribution rights. "Negotiations had started much earlier, but there was a breakthrough in the past couple of days that enabled the deal to be sealed at the HAF," said Zhang, who broke onto the scene with 1997's Spicy Love Soup and earned his commercial success with Shower (1999). "We are very excited to be in business with one of China's most proven and exciting young filmmakers," Filmko CEO Alex Wong said. "We are sure that this film will further establish Zhang Yang as one of the strongest of China's young directors."...

HONG KONG -- Beijing director Zhang Yang's tentatively titled Air became the first project to find full funding at the third Hong Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF), with Hong Kong-based Filmko Holdings signing on to bankroll the $1.3 million project. Fortissimo Films is also on board for worldwide sales outside of Greater China, Singapore and Malaysia, for which Filmko holds distribution rights. "Negotiations had started much earlier, but there was a breakthrough in the past couple of days that enabled the deal to be sealed at the HAF," said Zhang, who broke onto the scene with 1997's Spicy Love Soup and earned his commercial success with Shower (1999). "We are very excited to be in business with one of China's most proven and exciting young filmmakers," Filmko CEO Alex Wong said. "We are sure that this film will further establish Zhang Yang as one of the strongest of China's young directors."...

BEIJING -- China's Oscar equivalent, the Golden Rooster and Hundred Flower Film Festival, has been marred by reports of disorganization and discontent as it reached its third day in Sanya, on the southern island province of Hainan on Friday. Guests of the 14th edition of the festival, which celebrates a century of Chinese cinema this year and will present awards on Saturday night, complained to local media about rude festival staff, a lack of information for journalists, and the high price of items for sale, the Beijing Times reported. "If I had known that the organization would be so poor I would not have come," actor Zhu Xu, who starred as the father figure in director Zhang Yang's 1999 feature Shower, told the daily.

BEIJING -- China's top film awards, the Golden Rooster and Hundred Flower Film Festival, has been marred by reports of disorganization and discontent as it reached its third day Friday in Sanya, on the southern island province of Hainan. Guests of the 14th edition of the festival, which celebrates a century of Chinese cinema this year and will present awards Saturday night, complained to local media about rude festival staff, a lack of information for journalists, and the high price of items for sale, the Beijing Times reported. "If I had known that the organization would be so poor, I would not have come," actor Zhu Xu, who starred as the father figure in director Yang Zhang's 1999 feature Shower, told the daily.