
Brendan Morrow
Entertainment Reporter at USA Today
Entertainment Reporter @USAToday. All Letterboxd ratings my own.
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shelbystar.com | Brendan Morrow
The NFL missed its chance for a Lil Wayne Super Bowl halftime show, he tells Rolling Stone. The rapper, 42, ruled out ever playing the Super Bowl halftime show after he was passed over for this year's event, which was held in his hometown of New Orleans. "They stole that feeling," he said in an interview with Rolling Stone published Thursday. "I don't want to do it.
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usatoday.com | Brendan Morrow
Surf's up! Julia Garner has officially arrived to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The "Ozark" actress finally made her debut as the Silver Surfer in a new trailer for "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" released April 17. In the footage, her character is seen arriving on Earth to warn the Fantastic Four that their planet has been marked for death. Johnny Storm (Joseph Quinn) then flies toward the Silver Surfer and grabs her board, only for her to knock him away and send him flying back toward Earth.
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usatoday.com | Brendan Morrow
The NFL missed its chance for a Lil Wayne Super Bowl halftime show, he tells Rolling Stone. The rapper, 42, ruled out ever playing the Super Bowl halftime show after he was passed over for this year's event, which was held in his hometown of New Orleans. "They stole that feeling," he said in an interview with Rolling Stone published Thursday. "I don't want to do it.
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usatoday.com | Brendan Morrow
Aimee Lou Wood has no hard feelings for "SNL" star Sarah Sherman. After the "White Lotus" actress criticized Sherman's impression of her in a recent "Saturday Night Live" sketch, Wood revealed the comedian sent her flowers. "Thank you for the beautiful flowers," Wood wrote in an Instagram story alongside a photo of the bouquet. The "SNL" sketch reimagined Season 3 of "The White Lotus" starring President Donald Trump and his allies. Jon Hamm played Robert F.
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usatoday.com | Brendan Morrow
How can a TV show adapt a video game as narratively complex as "The Last of Us Part II"? We're about to find out. "The Last of Us" returned April 13 on HBO for the premiere of its second-season, which is based on the game franchise's 2020 second installment. But even more so than in Season 1, the "Part II" story relies so heavily on the way a video game works that translating it to TV requires major changes.
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Update: I just saw Mean Girls and loved it. I'm adding it to Barack Obama's list as one of his favorite movies of the year.

D&D? More like A&A, dang that’s a fun movie! Is this blue check still on?

The cold open of Scream VI is so unbelievably cool it literally made me cry tears of giddy joy. Good movie, good franchise :) https://t.co/HPQMg6FtHq