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News Little Shop of Halloween Horrors Little Shop of Horrors To Get a “Reimagining” Titled Little Shop of Halloween Horrors Will Audrey II feed again? By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on March 15‚ 2024 icon-comment 0 Share New Share Twitter Facebook Pinterest RSS Feed Little Shop of Horrors is getting another reboot‚ and this one has some heavy horror hitters behind it. According to Deadline‚ Gremlins and The Howling director Joe Dante‚ Little Shop of Horrors writer and prolific producer Roger Corman‚ and producer Brad Krevoy are reimagining the cult horror classic in a film called Little Shop of Halloween Horrors. The hope‚ according to the trade‚ is that it will spawn a whole new franchise. It will see Dante directing‚ Cormon and Kevoy co-producing‚ and writer Charles S. Haas (Gremlins 2: The New Batch) penning the script. 1960’s Little Shop of Horrors centers on a florist named Seymour (Jonathan Haze) who uncovers a plant with a penchant for consuming human flesh. The movie‚ which also features a cameo from a young Jack Nicholson‚ became a cult classic‚ earning it a musical stage adaptation in 1982 that was then adapted for film in a 1986 feature directed by Frank Oz and starring Rick Moranis. This latest iteration appears to be a different project than the one announced in 2020 with Greg Berlanti at the helm (which also held rumors that Chris Evans would star). That project‚ if it is still in the works‚ appears to be a reboot of the 1986 flick‚ which was an adaptation of the musical‚ not the original 1960 film. (Are you still with me? I hope so.) This project is still in its early days‚ so no news yet on casting or release date‚ much less how Little Shop of Halloween Horrors will reimagine its source material.  [end-mark] The post <;i>;Little Shop of Horrors<;/i>; To Get a “Reimagining” Titled <;i>;Little Shop of Halloween Horrors<;/i>; appeared first on Reactor.

In many Call of Duty games‚ you’ll get to earn various currencies like the free and premium tiers. Each can accumulated in different ways. COD Warzone Mobile‚ not to be confused with COD Mobile‚ features this same mechanic. You’ll be earning a currency called Arsenal Coins. To learn what these coins are and how to earn them‚ you might want to continue reading. COD Warzone Mobile: What are Arsenal Coins and how to earn them Both COD Mobile and COD Warzone Mobile share COD Points (CP). These coins are usually bought with real money but can be earned in other ways as well. Arsenal Coins in COD Warzone Mobile are different in how you earn them and what they can be used for. The main difference is that the Arsenal Coins are the free tier of coins you’ll be earning in various ways. Additionally‚ these coins are only for the in the Arsenal Store where you can buy new guns‚ equipment‚ and other options to expand your loadouts.  Screenshot: Activision...

Palworld is an indie game phenomenon that commands player numbers few titles can even dream of. Better yet‚ Pocket Pair has announced some welcome upcoming end-game content. Here’s everything we know about the Palworld Bellanoir raid release date: bosses‚ challenges‚ and rewards. Everything we know about the Bellanoir Raid in Palworld Pocket Pair has revealed an awesome‚ if brief‚ teaser trailer for the upcoming Raid on their official YouTube channel. Sadly‚ an exact release date is yet to be confirmed‚ and the trailer ends with a cryptic ‘Coming Soon.’ We can sometimes figure out when updates will go live based on previous events. As this is the first content drop since launch‚ we have no idea. It could be tomorrow or months away‚ but we will update this article when we know more. Who is Bellanoir? Bellanoir’s identity and origins are shrouded in mystery. From the official teaser trailer‚ it’s safe to assume the Raid Boss is a Dark ty...

Roblox The Hunt has players diving into 95 other Roblox experiences for Badges to earn exclusive cosmetics. However‚ many will want to quickly get a bunch out of the way to earn the first cosmetics. There are 95 of these challenges to complete‚ and they vary in challenge. These should get you on the track pretty quickly‚ so they’re worth doing first. BIG Paintball! To earn the Badge for BIG Paintball 2!‚ you simply need to score 50 Tags‚ which is the game’s way of saying kills. Shoot 50 other players to win this badge – that’s it. It’s super fun and you should be able to get this badge within a few games. If you’re struggling‚ take to some high ground and see if there are any you can pick off. Upon some eliminations‚ you can place the Sentry in a good spot to rack up some Tags passively – just make sure no other player destroys it! Bike of Hell Screenshot: PC Invasion To earn the Badge for Bike of Hell‚ you need to finish ...

Directed by Mel Brooks and released in 1974‚ Blazing Saddles is a satirical Western comedy starring Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder. Although the film had its fair share of issues with executives‚ it was well-received by both audiences and critics. Let's take a deep dive to see some behind-the-scenes facts about this iconic and beloved comedy. Initially‚ Warner Bros. was fearful that Mel Brooks... Source

The horrific murder of Laken Riley by repeated felony offender and illegal alien Jose Ibarra‚ 26‚ a Venezuelan citizen‚ was preventable—had federal immigration laws simply been enforced by the Biden administration. When called out in his recent State of the Union address‚ President Joe Biden referenced the deceased Riley. But Biden misidentified her as “Lincoln Riley”—the USC football coach! Biden only accurately noted that she “was killed by an ‘illegal.'” True—but almost immediately the Left was infuriated over Biden’s accurate use of the supposedly insensitive “illegal” for the murderer Ibarra. Biden soon apologized for correctly identifying her killer as an illegal alien—but not for misidentifying the victim. He left the callous impression that he was more upset about offending his open-borders base than about the savage beating of a young 22-year-old American nursing student. Biden’s woke open-borders agenda supersedes any worry over the subsequent mounting number of Americans who have fallen victim to foreign gangs and criminals. He seems oblivious to the nearly 100‚000 Americans who die from fentanyl imported across open borders. The same idea of abstract humanity juxtaposed with concrete callousness toward humans characterizes much of the current leftist agenda. The Biden administration envisions mandating the use of electric vehicles and banning natural gas appliances. These measures will supposedly help “save” the planet—even as they make life far more expensive and dangerous for the middle class and poor in the here and now. We are told that biologically born males who transition to females have a civil right to compete in female sports. Such transgender activism may sound compassionate in the abstract. Yet in the concrete‚ thousands of women are put in danger by competing against the much larger musculoskeletal frames and natural strength of transitioning males. Moreover‚ tens of thousands of young female athletes are losing opportunities to excel and set records—thus destroying over a half-century of women’s efforts to reach parity with men’s sports. In 2021‚ United Airlines President Scott Kirby bragged that his company was now devoted to ensuring that 50% of all trained pilots would be either people of color or women. The Federal Aviation Administration had similar diversity‚ equity‚ and inclusion mandates for hiring air traffic controllers. In 2023‚ Boeing bragged that it was using “inclusion” as a criterion for executive compensation. Pay from now on would be calibrated in large part on the success of hiring new employees on the basis of their race‚ gender‚ and sexual orientation. In the abstract‚ ensuring that air travel “looks like America” is no doubt a noble goal. But if such subordination of meritocracy is canonized without proper attention to the only criterion that really matters—the safety of the nearly 3 million American airline passengers who take 45‚000 flights per day—lives will be needlessly lost. Some data and recent anecdotal evidence suggest that something has now gone dangerously wrong with the entire airline industry. In January 2023‚ thousands of domestic flights were canceled or delayed because of a series of Federal Aviation Administration computer failures. Over the last 10 years‚ near-crashes and collisions of commercial places have more than doubled. Even scarier‚ in the last two weeks alone‚ United Airlines suffered numerous near-catastrophic events that may have involved crew lapses‚ air traffic controller errors‚ or problems with Boeing jet construction or maintenance—or all three. Specific details have mysteriously been kept from the public. A United flight from San Francisco to Mexico had to make an emergency landing due to failing hydraulics. Another United flight bound for San Francisco from Sydney‚ Australia‚ had to turn around due to a “maintenance issue.” Yet another flight out of Chicago O’Hare International Airport likewise suffered undisclosed “maintenance issues” and returned home. At Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport‚ a United plane simply taxied off the runway and got stuck in the grass. Another United flight from San Francisco lost a wheel while taking off! Yet another United flight from Houston to Florida was forced to make an emergency landing after one of its engines caught fire. At about the same time‚ a United flight bound for San Francisco from Hawaii experienced an engine failure in mid-flight. Dozens were injured on a Boeing jet during a Chilean airline flight from Australia to New Zealand due to what officials called “a technical event during the flight which caused a strong movement.” Anytime ideology and dogma trump merit‚ logic‚ and safety‚ the result is predictably scary and dangerous. America needs to recalibrate its priorities to protect the lives and aspirations of all its citizens‚ regardless of their race and gender. If our elites do not stop playing god and mandating their visions of heaven on earth‚ then they will surely ensure hell for us all. (C)2024 Tribune Content Agency‚ LLC. The Daily Signal publishes a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Heritage Foundation.  Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com‚ and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. 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Although the House passed legislation Wednesday that would force the sale of Chinese-owned social media app TikTok‚ Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer‚ D-N.Y.‚ quickly signaled that the upper chamber may slow consideration of the bill. The legislation was approved by a rare bipartisan and unanimous vote March 7 in the House Energy and Commerce Committee. The House then moved at breakneck speed to pass‚ by a 352-65 vote‚ the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act. The bill was introduced by Reps. Mike Gallagher‚ R-Wis.‚ and Raja Krishnamoorthi‚ D-Ill. The legislation would force a Chinese company‚ ByteDance‚ to divest from the TikTok app if it is to continue operating in the United States because of concerns about the massively popular social media company’s ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Critics argue that TikTok gathers data on Americans for the CCP and that the social media app has been linked to addiction.  The version of TikTok that China allows in its own country “serves children at-home science experiments‚ museum exhibits‚ patriotism videos‚ and educational videos‚” Carrie Sheffield‚ a senior fellow at Women’s Independent Voice‚ wrote in an op-ed published Sunday in the New York Post. Schumer‚ the Senate’s top Democrat‚ has expressed concerns with TikTok in the past. “A U.S. company should buy TikTok so everyone can keep using it and your data is safe‚” Schumer posted on X‚ formerly Twitter‚ in 2020. “This is about privacy. With TikTok in China‚ it’s subject to Chinese Communist Party laws that may require handing over data to their government. A safe way must be found for TikTok to continue.” But comments made by the New York Democrat before and after passage of the House bill suggest he isn’t too eager to send the legislation to President Joe Biden’s desk for him to sign into law. “I’ll have to consult‚ and intend to consult‚ with my relevant committee chairmen to see what their views would be‚” Schumer told reporters Tuesday before the House vote‚ according to NBC News. The Senate majority leader seemed fairly noncommittal after the House vote‚ too. “The Senate will review the legislation when it comes over from the House‚” Schumer said Wednesday‚ giving no timetable for when it might come up for a vote‚ Roll Call reported. “Despite his relish for all things tough-on-China‚ Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer appears poised to take his sweet time advancing the bill—if it advances at all‚” Politico Playbook reported Tuesday This uncertainty has caused proponents of the TikTok bill to criticize the top Senate Democrat. Great‚ so Schumer has supported the divestment of CCP-controlled TikTok since 2020.He’ll bring a bill he’s supported for 4 years to the floor‚ right? Or will it collect dust like almost everything else in the Senate under his control? https://t.co/cfc9xoVrN0— Ryan Walker (@ryanlwalker) March 15‚ 2024 Forcing TikTok to divest from Chinese communist control is common sense. There's no excuse for the Chuck Schumer to slow-walk a vote in the Senate. https://t.co/R38kmLKI6v— Jon Gabriel (@exjon) March 14‚ 2024 China uses Tik Tok to influence our elections &; Schumer’s fine with that.Top intel agency says China used TikTok to influence U.S. elections https://t.co/0nuSPc9IP7— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) March 12‚ 2024 TikTok unleashed a massive lobbying campaign to stop passage of the legislation‚ including sending a wave of TikTok influencers to Capitol Hill to support the Chinese-owned company. House lawmakers’ offices were bombarded with phone calls from children and teenagers demanding that TikTok remain as it is. “TikTok fires everybody up and then our offices are getting called with thousands of people calling up‚” said Rep. Chip Roy‚ R-Texas‚ according to Fox Business. “Some kid called in‚ said they were going to commit suicide. We have people calling in saying‚ ‘I’m on this all day long‚ every day. You can’t take this away from me.’ It’s like we called into an AA meeting.” A spokesman for China called the legislation unfair. “The U.S. House of Representatives passing this bill lets the United States stand on the opposite side of the principles of fair competition and international trade rules‚” Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Wang Wenbin said‚ according to Reuters. “If so-called national security reasons can be used to willfully suppress other countries’ superior companies‚ there would be no fairness to speak of.” China‚ however‚ has banned U.S. social media companies from operating there. According to an RMG Research poll from December‚ most Americans favor banning TikTok. Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com‚ and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state. 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