Jeremy Smith

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Writer and Editor at Freelance

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A Will Smith Sci-Fi Blockbuster Teased A Batman Movie That Almost Happened

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jeremy Smith

MLB Player Rankings ordered by OBP: Judge in a league of his ownIt's Aaron Judge and everyone else in baseball when looking at who gets on base. We might as well crown him at this point. Aaron Judge has taken his …
A Robert Downey Jr. Movie Was Originally Written For Steven Spielberg To Direct

2 weeks ago | slashfilm.com | Jeremy Smith

Robert Downey Jr.'s talent was always obvious, but his appetite for drugs and alcohol made it easy for studios to deny him work throughout the first few decades of his career.
Clint Eastwood's Iconic Last Action Movie Role Has A 96% Score On Rotten Tomatoes

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Jeremy Smith

Netflix has racked up 15 No. 1 movies in 2025 so far — here’s the 3 worth watchingBeing ranked as the No. 1 movie on Netflix might not be as prestigious as winning Best Picture at the Oscars, but it’s still a sign that a film has …
Harrison Ford Addresses His Yellowstone Future After 1923

1 month ago | slashfilm.com | Jeremy Smith

When the "Yellowstone" prequel series "1923" concluded its second season last month, fans felt fairly certain that they'd probably seen the last of Harrison Ford's Jacob Dutton and Helen Mirren's Cara Dutton. This isn't because the season ended with their deaths (as Mirren, while participating in a For Your Consideration Q&A last weekend, said she'd expected).
How Much Would Sheldon And Leonard's Apartment In The Big Bang Theory Cost?

Mar 29, 2025 | flipboard.com | Jeremy Smith

2 days agoDigital activist Hen Mazzig is celebrating the Jewish experience with his new YouTube series, And They’re Jewish. On the show, the co-founder of the Tel Aviv Institute will explore “the unique stories of prominent Jewish figures across various industries, highlighting that Jewish identity is just one …
The best baseball players born on March 23

Mar 23, 2025 | mlb.com | Jeremy Smith

Here’s a subjective ranking of the top five for March 23:1) Mark Buehrle (1979)"Never say never in this game, because crazy stuff can happen." With a quote that accurately sums up his career, Buehrle helped lead the White Sox to the 2005 World Series title and went on to record a pair of no-hitters.
Jack Black's Minecraft Movie Character Was Almost Completely Different

Mar 22, 2025 | flipboard.com | Jeremy Smith

8 hours agoI love a whodunit – especially one with a light comic touch. Rian Johnson's Knives Out and Glass Onion are two of my most rewatched recent films, and they owe a great deal to everything from Agatha Christie to Sherlock Holmes to Columbo to the criminally underseen film The Last of Sheila. So now, imagine …
Why Emily Wickersham's Ellie Bishop Left NCIS

Mar 2, 2025 | slashfilm.com | Jeremy Smith

Actors all have different goals in their careers, and because they typically can't cast themselves they don't have a whole lot of say as to how or if those goals are met. Ultimately, whether they have a preference for theater, film or television doesn't really matter if their goal is to remain employed as an actor. You take the best gig that's offered, and hope that it leads to more offers.
15 songs Prince wrote that were made famous by other perfomers

Feb 25, 2025 | yardbarker.com | Jeremy Smith

Over the course of his career, it is estimated that Prince wrote thousands of songs, many of which were never released. And when Prince couldn't get around to recording a song, he sometimes handed it over to another artist. No one wrote music like Prince, so it was usually easy to identify his influence — though, in some cases, the artists would transform the songs into something that belonged as much to them as it did to Prince. These are some of the highlights.
Was Seinfeld Improvised? Here's The Truth

Feb 21, 2025 | slashfilm.com | Jeremy Smith

There isn't a more rigidly formulaic television genre than the sitcom. Over a tightly telescoped span of 22 minutes, writers must introduce, escalate and resolve a situation, all while giving audiences the belly laughs that have hopefully made the show appointment viewing. They typically only have a week from table read to filming, which leaves the production some room for adjustments, but little in the way of experimentation. It's all got to be on the page.