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Apple has offered consumers a product comparison tool for years that works for each device Apple makes. Just tap on the Compare menu item to compare current models to previous ones. It's a great tool if you want a quick look at all the specs and features of new products. It allows you to spot the upgrades easily.  The comparison page is especially useful for the iPhone‚ as it lets you compare Apple's newest phones with older generations. Apple has released an even better tool to help you decide whether you need a new iPhone. Called Why Upgrade/Reasons to Upgrade‚ the new tool complements the iPhone comparison page by giving you a better look at all the reasons to pick one of the latest phones over a previous-gen model. Continue reading... The post Apple’s new iPhone comparison tool gives you all the reasons to upgrade appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals 41 best cheap Apple deals under $100 Amazon Big Spring Sale: Thursday’s top deals on Apple‚ Sonos‚ Keurig‚ Ninja‚ Shark‚ Sony‚ Roku‚ more Today’s deals: $189 AirPods Pro 2‚ $50 off Bissell CrossWave HydroSteam‚ Dreo tower fans‚ Waterpiks‚ more The best hidden Amazon deals for Prime members only

Apple's 5th-generation iPad Air is the best iPad Air model yet on several different levels. It's by far the fastest and most powerful iPad Air. It has the most stunning display and the best design‚ too. But by all accounts‚ Apple is about to release its new 2024 iPad Air models. If you want the rumored larger 12.9-inch iPad Air and you don't mind paying a premium‚ then you should definitely wait for Apple's new models to start shipping. But if you want a blazing-fast tablet with a gorgeous display and plenty of power‚ the current-gen M1 iPad Air should be at the top of your list. That's especially true right now‚ while it's on sale at an all-time low price of $449. Apple iPad Air (5th Generation): with M1 chip‚ 10.9-inch Liquid Retina Display‚ 64GB‚ Wi-Fi 6‚… Price: $449 (reg. $599) You Save: $150.00 (25%) Buy Now Apple iPad Air (5th Generation): with M1 chip‚ 10.9-inch Liquid Retina Display‚ 256GB‚ Wi-Fi 6‚… Price: $599.99 (reg. $749) You Save: $149.01 (20%) Buy Now Apple iPad (9th Generation): with A13 Bionic chip‚ 10.2-inch Retina Display‚ 64GB‚ Wi-Fi‚ 12MP… Price: $249 (reg. $329) You Save: $80.00 (24%) Buy Now Apple iPad (9th Generation): with A13 Bionic chip‚ 10.2-inch Retina Display‚ 256GB‚ Wi-Fi‚ 12MP… Price: $379 (reg. $479) You Save: $100.00 (21%) Buy Now Our iPad Air review makes it crystal clear that the 5th-generation model is Apple's best iPad Air to date. You get power and performance like you can't believe‚ and yet this model is much less expensive than the iPad Pro‚ which starts at $799. The 5th-gen iPad Air features a great design with a large 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display and smaller bezels. There's no home button on the front‚ but you still get Touch ID because there's a fingerprint reader integrated into the sleep/wake button on the side. Also of note‚ Apple's latest iPad Air is powered by the Apple M1 chip instead of an A-series chip. That's the same powerful Apple silicon that's used in Mac computers‚ and it makes the iPad Air one of the fastest tablets on the planet. Of course‚ all that power comes at a price‚ and in this case‚ it's either $599 or $749 depending on how much storage you need. Right now‚ however‚ iPad Air deals on Amazon will save you $150 on either model. That means you can pick up an iPad Air with 64GB for $449 instead of $599‚ or you can get the 256GB version for $599.99 instead of $749. Apple iPad Air (5th Generation): with M1 chip‚ 10.9-inch Liquid Retina Display‚ 64GB‚ Wi-Fi 6‚… Price: $449 (reg. $599) You Save: $150.00 (25%) Buy Now Apple iPad Air (5th Generation): with M1 chip‚ 10.9-inch Liquid Retina Display‚ 256GB‚ Wi-Fi 6‚… Price: $599.99 (reg. $749) You Save: $149.01 (20%) Buy Now If you're looking for a new iPad‚ but you were hoping to spend a lot less money‚ you're still in luck. In addition to those iPad Air deals‚ Amazon is also offering some great discounts on Apple's 9th-generation entry-level iPad. This is the 10.2-inch iPad that's still among Apple's most popular models even though there's now a 10th-generation tablet above it. The 10.2-inch iPad remains in Apple's tablet lineup with a base price of $329 for the 64GB model. Right now‚ however‚ there's a discount that drops it to $249. Or‚ if you want more storage‚ the 256GB version is down to $379. Regardless of which size you get‚ you'll save up to $100 off the retail price. Apple iPad (9th Generation): with A13 Bionic chip‚ 10.2-inch Retina Display‚ 64GB‚ Wi-Fi‚ 12MP… Price: $249 (reg. $329) You Save: $80.00 (24%) Buy Now Apple iPad (9th Generation): with A13 Bionic chip‚ 10.2-inch Retina Display‚ 256GB‚ Wi-Fi‚ 12MP… Price: $379 (reg. $479) You Save: $100.00 (21%) Buy Now Don't Miss: Amazon Big Spring Sale: 40 best-selling deals you need to see The post Apple’s blazing-fast M1 iPad Air is still a great tablet‚ even with a 2024 iPad Air on the way appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Amazon Big Spring Sale: Free Samsung 65″ TV‚ $179 AirPods Pro 2‚ Dyson vacuums‚ KitchenAid‚ Peloton‚ more The best hidden Amazon deals for Prime members only Today’s deals: $302 Apple Watch S7 in stainless steel‚ Dyson vacuums‚ Kick scooters‚ Samsung monitors‚ more Today’s deals: Sonos speakers‚ Anker chargers‚ Brother printers‚ Bose headphones‚ TCL smart TVs‚ more

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John Travolta’s two top-grossing films‚ Saturday Night Fever and Grease‚ came out eight months apart in the late ‘70s‚ leaving big shoes to fill for subsequent decades of cinema. 28-year-old Timothée Chalamet has become the first actor since John to break the record thanks to his roles in the recently released movies Wonka and Dune: Part 2. Being a supportive trailblazer‚ John Travolta took to social media and congratulated Chalamet for his success. “Congratulations Timothée! It’s great to have someone to share my box office record with. Sincerely‚ JT‚” he wrote to the 28-year-old‚ alongside a screenshot of an article highlighting the news of his box-office record. John Travolta’s box office success LOOK WHO’S TALKING NOW‚ John Travolta‚ 1993. © TriStar / courtesy Everett Collection Travolta was only 23 when he played Tony Manero in the 1977 film Saturday Night Fever. The movie arguably put Travolta in the limelight‚ and he once described it as “the blueprint for everything that has happened to me.” RELATED: John Travolta’s Sister Shares The Moment She Knew He’d Be A Star “It put me on the map. It was my first Academy Award nomination. It earned critical acclaim and awards for the performance‚” he said‚ adding that his role “solidified my abilities as an actor to the masses and to the press and to my own peers.” MICHAEL‚ John Travolta‚ 1996. © New Line / courtesy Everett Collection So far‚ Saturday Night Fever has made over $237 million at the box office‚ nearly 68 times its original budget of $3.5 million. The movie earned the Bees Gees band a Grammy for Album Of The Year in 1979 and received many more recognitions‚ including four Golden Globe nominations and multiple BAFTA nods. “It was really an evolution of sorts; it started to become a social phenomenon. It was getting rave critical notices all over.” Travolta said in retrospect. The actor looked forward to playing ‘Grease’s’ Zuko Months after Saturday Night Fever was released‚ Travolta played Danny Zuko in Grease‚ featuring the late Olivia Newton-John. Its soundtrack album came second to Saturday Night Fever as the best-selling album of the year in the United States‚ with the track “Hopelessly Devoted to You” receiving an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song. There have been multiple revivals of Grease‚ including a 1982 sequel starring Maxwell Caulfield and Michelle Pfeiffer and a 2023 prequel TV by Paramount + series Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies. A prequel film titled Summer Lovin’ is reportedly in production as well. SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER‚ John Travolta‚ 1977. Travolta has previously admitted that landing the role of Zuko was “a dream come true” as he had practiced long before turning up on set. “I knew that character like the back of my hand. I knew what worked‚ and I knew what didn’t work. I knew what was cool looking in moves. I knew how to comb my hair‚ how to pose‚ and how to be cool because all I could do as the other character‚ Doody‚ was watch the coolest character — which was Danny‚ for over a year.” John Travolta offered Timothée Chalamet his heartfelt congratulations / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection Click for next Article The post John Travolta’s 50-Year-Old Box Office Record Broken By Young Actor appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

3/26/2024 A Treat For All! Adapted from Roald Dahl’s novel Charlie and the Chocolage Factory‚ Willy Wonka &; The Chocolate Factory is arguably the greatest family film ever made. Starring the irreplaceable Gene Wilder as the titular Wonka‚ with terrific music throughout (which garnered an Academy Award nomination)‚ and uniquely strong performances from the children‚ of whom director Mel Stuart was sometimes a little too demanding of — we’ll get to that. This delicious 1971 masterpiece is wildly original. With a message to use your imagination and believe in yourself‚ it taught us all lessons as we watched spoiled child after child fail to make the honorable choice.  This film gave us a lot: Golden Tickets‚ Oompa Loompas‚ the Everlasting Gobstopper‚ and of course introduced the world-famous song “The Candy Man‚” which Sammy Davis Jr. would turn into a #1 hit. Davis actually pushed to play the Candy Store owner‚ too‚ but Stuart thought a huge star would break the reality of the film. We’re going back to Wonka’s factory‚ now let’s get on with it. “The suspense is terrible… I hope it’ll last.” 1. Gene Wilder (Willy Wonka) Everett Collection / YouTube The mysterious chocolatier himself‚ Wonka was eccentric and wonderfully sarcastic. Brilliantly played by Gene Wilder‚ who was nominated for a Golden Globe‚ and many think was Oscar-snubbed.  One of Wilder’s first credits was the socially awkward Billy Bibbit in the original Broadway production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest opposite star Kirk Douglas.  In ‘63‚ Gene co-starred in a production opposite Anne Bancroft who introduced him to her husband‚ Mel Brooks. This led to his breakout performance in Brooks’ The Producers‚ for which Mel won an Oscar for best screenplay‚ and Gene was nominated for supporting actor. RELATED: This Terrifying Fan Theory About ‘Willy Wonka’ Is Surprisingly Believable Four years later‚ in ‘71‚ he had starred in two other films‚ but had the gumption to only accept Willy Wonka with one condition: His limp entrance turned somersault. Gene obviously had had something very specific in mind. From the get-go‚ the audience would never know when Wonka was telling the truth. This specific entrance choice was so memorable and playful‚ the reactions of the children were genuine‚ setting the tone for the entire factory tour. One of the greatest comedic actors of all time‚ from Young Frankenstein to his defeated and drunk Waco Kid in Blazing Saddles‚ Gene had a gift. His last role was in the early 2000s on the hit show Will &; Grace.  WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY‚ Gene Wilder‚ 1971 In his free time‚ Wilder and his wife‚ SNL superstar Gilda Radner‚ would participate in painting watercolors and donating to charitable causes. Wilder sadly died in 2016 from complications of Alzheimer’s at 83 years old.  2. Julie Dawn Cole (Veruca Salt) Paramount Pictures / Wikipedia “I want it now!” Veruca Salt was the bratty‚ greedy teen who had her poor father wrapped around her spoiled finger. This film was Julie Dawn Cole’s acting debut. The “I Want It Now” sequence was filmed on her 13th birthday and Cole was gifted three film props: a golden egg‚ a golden ticket‚ and an Everlasting Gobstopper.  Paramount Pictures Immediately after returning from Willy Wonka‚ Cole landed the role of a recurring snobbish teenager on And Mother Makes Three. In 1975‚ she got her breakout role being cast as one of the leading characters in the BBC medical drama Angels. Cole still does act regularly as well as working as a psychotherapist since 2001. Cole is 66 years old and her last appearance was in 2013 on the soap Casualty — it was her fourth episode for this show‚ her first being all the way back in 1987. 3. Roy Kinnear (Mr. Salt) Paramount Pictures / Shutterstock Mr. Salt was Veruca’s father‚ who really did a poor job sticking up to his demanding child. Kinnear was an acting powerhouse in England‚ most notably as the character Planchet in 1973’s Three Musketeers. He reprised his role in in 1974’s The Four Musketeers and 1989’s The Return of the Musketeers. Terribly‚ during filming of the latter‚ Kinnear fell from a horse in Spain and suffered internal bleeding‚ which led to a fatal heart attack the following day. He was just 54 years old. WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY‚ Julie Dawn Cole‚ Roy Kinnear‚ 1971 Kinnear’s family successfully sued the studio for cutting corners and the director of the picture quit the film business as a result‚ only directing the Paul McCartney concert film Get Back (1991). 4. Michael Bollner (Augustus Gloop) Paramount Pictures / YouTube Augustus Gloop is very greedy and gluttonous‚ often seen eating‚ which inevitably led to his suffocatingly tubular demise. Don’t worry‚ an Augustus dummy was used for many of the shots of the poor boy getting sucked up into the chocolate tube. The chocolate itself was made up of 150‚000 gallons of water‚ real chocolate‚ and cream. The dairy‚ of course‚ caused quite a stink towards the end of production‚ with Bollner describing it as “dirty‚ stinky water.” WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY‚ Michael Bollner‚ Gunter Meisner‚ Ursula Reit‚ 1971 Of German descent‚ Bollner should be given much credit for delivering his lines‚ which for him were in a foreign language. But Michael Bollner took the one-hit-wonder title to heart as his Gloop is his only acting credit. One would assume he learned his lesson and decided to live in moderation. Michael now works as a tax accountant and is 65 years old. 5. Jack Albertson (Grandpa Joe) Rotten Tomatoes / Paramount Pictures Grandpa Joe was bed-ridden until Charlie’s golden ticket inspired him to not only accompany Charlie on the sought-after tour‚ but also motivated Joe to frolic about. Jack Albertson got his big break in 1958 with 20 episodes of The Thin Man. A decade later In 1968‚ he won a Best Supporting Oscar for the film‚ The Subject Was Roses. Such a gentleman Jack was‚ he even apologized to child actor Jack Wild who was also nominated for The Artful Dodger in Oliver. Jack didn’t apologize to Gene Wilder‚ nominated for The Producers. A year after Wonka in ‘72; he was in another Hollywood blockbuster‚ the star-studded Poseidon Adventure. Paramount Pictures Most people know Jack as Ed‚ or The Man‚ from the popular sitcom‚ Chico and the Man‚ co-starring with Freddie Prinze until his terribly sad suicide in season 3. His final role was in 1982 with My Body‚ My Child‚ a TV movie released posthumously for which he actually was nominated for a Primetime Emmy. He was sadly diagnosed with colorectal cancer in 1978 and died in 1981 at the age of 78.  6. Paris Themmen (Mike Teevee) Paramount Pictures / YouTube Mike Teevee — the kid who is obsessed with television and westerns‚ hence the family name — gets miniaturized in a very psychedelic WonkaVision experiment. Wonka did warn him (kind of). After Mike Teevee‚ actor Paris Themmen took a hiatus from acting to just “be a kid.” He would go on to found Access International‚ a travel service that arranged Europe-bound charter flights for backpackers. Paramount Pictures Paris also runs a photography business and appears at conventions all the time. In October 2015‚ his wife appeared on Jeopardy! and won. Twice! Themmen himself was a Jeopardy! contestant in March 2018‚ finishing in second place. Smart family. Today he’s 64 and living in Los Angeles.  7. Denise Nickerson (Violet Beauregarde) Paramount Pictures / Wikipedia By gum‚ it’s gum! Violet Beauregarde was the chewing gum fanatic and world record holder. Denise Nickerson was an experienced child star by the time she became a blueberry. You’ll certainly remember her as Amy Collins in 72 episodes of the gothic soap opera Dark Shadows. Following the success of Willy Wonka‚ she joined Short Circus music group for 130 episodes on The Electric Company.  Paramount Pictures She guest-starred in the final season of The Brady Bunch‚ as Pamela (one of the two dates Peter Brady had on one night). Her final acting role was when she was 21 in the 1978 film Zero to Sixty opposite Darren McGavin. After she decided to retire‚ unfortunately‚ she soon discovered that her parents had squandered her savings. She worked as an office manager and accountant at a doctor’s office. In 2019 following a severe stroke‚ Denise passed away at 62 years old from pneumonia. 8. Peter Ostrum (Charlie Bucket) Everett Collection / Wikimedia Commons Charlie Bucket is an innocent and wonderfully sweet young boy whose dreams come true one fateful day when his chocolate bar reveals a golden ticket. Peter Ostrum‚ now 66‚ does a remarkable job‚ but after Wonka’s completion‚ and despite being offered a three-film contract‚ Peter decided to walk away from acting entirely. You see‚ the Wonka shoot was very difficult for all the children‚ but Peter in particular due to the heavy scene load and his inexperience as an actor. And Mel Stuart didn’t give the kids a lot of slack; he wanted perfection. WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY‚ Peter Ostrum‚ Jack Albertson‚ 1971 The legacy of Willy Wonka has followed Ostrum forever‚ including teaming up with Dunkin Donuts and handing out ‘golden tickets’ to children for unlimited Dunkin coffee for the whole year. Because‚ you know‚ kids love Coffee. To find out what Peter has been up to these days‚ check out our ‘then and now’ video highlighting 1970’s children stars!  Certainly one of the greatest films ever‚ even if the Oompa Loompas terrified some kids. We all crave to walk through the tiny doors and into a candy wonderland‚ with the freedom to eat our weight in goodies! There was something magical about this film‚ and much of the credit goes to Gene Wilder and company. So tell us‚ who was your favorite character? Have you ever read the source novel‚ or seen the more recent Johnny Depp portrayal? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below‚ we read them all! Click for next Article The post ‘Willy Wonka &; The Chocolate Factory’ Cast Then And Now 2024 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Jane Kenney