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Like many other movies that find their way onto free streaming platforms, Jennifer Lopez’s 2002 psychological thriller Enough is holding the attention of audiences despite being heavily panned by critics on its original release. A story of domestic abuse and revenge, the movie adapted the 1998 novel Black and Blue by Anna Quindlen, and delivered a reasonable $51 million box office haul from its $30 million budget. Now, it has captured the attention of viewers on Tubi, and has been hanging onto a number two spot on the streamer’s movie chart for several days.

Lopez has been involved in as many duds as runaway successes in her career as an actor, and while Enough did not completely crash and burn, it certainly struggled to please very many critics. The storyline synopsis reads:

“Working-class waitress Slim (Jennifer Lopez) finds her life transformed when she marries wealthy contractor Mitch (Billy Campbell). She settles into...

Since previous Lulu Spencer Falconeri actress Emme Rylan revealed that General Hospital didn’t ask her to reprise the character, viewers have speculated on who might be the new Lulu recast. Now, the wait is over. All My Children alum Alexa Havins is taking on the role.

A Whole New Lulu

TV Line reported that Gh cast Havins as Lulu. Soap viewers will remember the actress as Babe Carey on AMC. She was in that role from 2003 to 2007. During her tenure at the now-defunct ABC soap opera, she played opposite Jacob Young’s Jr Chandler. Gh fans remember Young portrayed Lulu’s brother, Lucky, from 2000 to 2003. Currently, Jonathan Jackson is in the role of Lucky.

More: Find out the real reason Jackson returned to Gh.

Havins is one of several adult actors to portray Lulu — the daughter of Luke (Anthony Geary) and Laura (Genie Francis). In addition to Rylan, Julie Marie Berman...

General Hospital (Gh) spoilers note that Lulu Spencer will soon awaken from her coma. That’s because Daytime Confidential is reporting that former All My Children’s (AMC) star Alexa Havens has been recast to play the character.

More details, below.

Gh Spoilers: NuLulu Spencer Officially Here

Reports reveal that the soap did an extensive search for the “NuLulu”, ultimately choosing to go with Havins, who played Babe Carey on AMC from 2003 to 2007.

There was a ton of speculation over who would play Lulu after it was confirmed that the last actress in the role, Emme Rylan, was not asked to return.

From former Days of Our Lives star Marci Miller (ex-Abigail Dimera) to Yellowstone fan favorite, Jen Landon, there was a ton of buzz around who the next Lulu would be. Now, it looks like Havins has scored the coveted Gh role.

Gh Spoilers: Lulu Spencer’s History With...

Look who’s finally waking up! General Hospital‘s Lulu Spencer, who has been in a coma since sustaining injuries from a bomb blast in December 2020, is said to be making a miraculous comeback in the near future — with All My Children alumna Alexa Havins stepping into the role, TVLine has confirmed. She will make her first appearance later this fall.

Though Lulu recently took a turn for the worse, we’ve been predicting an awakening for quite some time now, ever since Jonathan Jackson reentered the picture last month as Lulu’s brother Luke Spencer.

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Enough is a thriller drama film directed by Michael Apted from a screenplay by Nicholas Kazan. Based on...