Why Women Kill Trailer: Lana Parrilla Is a Wicked Witch to Allison Tolman TVLine 2 hrs ago © Paramount+ screenshot
She might not go by the Evil Queen, but Lana Parrilla is certainly snarky suburban royalty in the newly released trailer for
Premiering Thursday, June 3,
Why Women Kill‘s sophomore run is set in 1949, exploring what it means to be beautiful, the effects of being ignored by society and the lengths one woman will go to in order to finally belong.
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In the trailer above, Parrilla’s Rita is a member of the local Garden Club, whose upper-class members seem to delight in insulting Allison Tolman’s Alma. “Oh, honey,” Alma’s neighbor Mrs. Yost says when she asks how to become part of the club. “They don’t let frumps into the Garden Club.” (Should
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Jim Shull, Disney Imagineer, defends spectacular Snow White ride amid backlash Follow Us
Question of the Day The Sleeping Beauty Castle is seen at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., Friday, April 30, 2021. The iconic theme park in Southern California that was closed under the state’s strict virus rules swung open its gates Friday and some visitors came . more > By Jessica Chasmar - The Washington Times - Monday, May 10, 2021
Longtime Disney Imagineer Jim Shull defended the updated Snow White ride at Disneyland that has faced backlash for including the famed “true love’s kiss” that critics deemed problematic.
Disneyland reopened in Anaheim last month after being closed for more than a year due to the coronavirus lockdowns, and “Snow White’s Enchanted Wish,” which had been renovated during the closure, gained some attention for including the kiss that
In “The Trunk,”
Pose finally deals with its literal skeleton in the closet. When the NYPD targets Elektra’s new phone sex business and arrests her to pressure her into cooperating, she remember that there’s a man decomposing in a trunk in her closet and enlists a reluctant but ultimately loyal Blanca to help move it in case the cops search her place. That naturally provides some suspense and also forces Blanca to have some tough conversations with her loved ones about how she helped cover up Elektra’s client’s death, but
Pose imbues the trunk with new meaning and, in turn, spins an emotionally resonant and compelling story that gives Elektra a past, present, and future. It’s the fullest arc we’ve seen for Elektra, who is intensely vulnerable