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Disgraced comedy icon Bill Cosby is mourning his late Cosby Show co-star Malcolm-Jamal Warner, whom he considered to be a son both on and off the screen.

On Sunday, Warner, who played the Huxtable Family’s only son Theodore on The Cosby Show, died at the age of 54 in a drowning accident while on a family vacation at Playa Cocles in Limón Province, Costa Rica. Warner’s sudden passing sent shockwaves through the TV comedy industry, as fans and co-stars alike have spent the beginning of this week grieving the late actor and celebrating his contributions to the craft. Among the many mourners of the TV icon is Cosby, who claims that, despite his own public fall from grace due to a 2018 conviction for sexual assault that was later overturned, he and Warner maintained a close relationship and talked regularly.

In an interview with ABC News, Cosby said, “Malcolm calls here regularly,...

Actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who rose to fame with his role as Theodore Huxtable on the classic sitcom The Cosby Show, has died. He was 54 years old.

As first reported by TMZ, Warner died after an apparent drowning. A new report by People adds that the incident happened while Warner was swimming during a family vacation. Other details about what happened, such as where exactly it took place and other circumstances, are not yet clear.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner was born on Aug. 18, 1970. He became a TV star at a young age with his role on The Cosby Show, which ran from 1984 until 1992. For his role as Theodore, the actor earned a Primetime Emmy Award nomination. Because The Cosby Show was one of the most popular and successful programs of its era, the series also forever made Warner a recognizable star, though he went on to take on dozens of other notable roles in the years since.

Chris Pratt’s rise from his TV break-out role as Andy Dwyer in NBC’s hit sitcom Parks and Recreation, to a bankable Hollywood action star is quite inspiring.

With his effortless wit and not-so-effortless weight loss, the actor has now become a Hollywood staple featuring in some of the biggest movies ever.

Chris Pratt in The Magnificent Seven | image: Columbia Pictures

Whether it’s voicing Mario or reprising his role as Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy movies, Chris Pratt has proven time and again that he’s a huge box office draw. So today, let’s take a look at 7 movies from the star, through genres like comedy, action, and thriller, because Pratt has left no stone unturned.

7. Onward (2020) IMDb rating Genre Character Streaming7.4/10Animation, comedy, family, fantasyBarley LightfootDisney

If you haven’t watched Onward yet, you’re undoubtedly missing out on one of Pixar’s most heartfelt adventures.

We are all interested in the future, for that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives. Welcome to 2025. It's the future.

Or rather, it's the present, but 2025 is a nice round number for writers of sci-fi screenplays. It's fun to speculate, and sci-fi writers typically take a version of the present, extrapolate it forward, and present a high-tech utopia or dystopia based directly on what we're going through right now. For writers in the 1950s, sci-fi futures were drawn from present-day booms in travel technology, predicting leaps forward in the development of rockets and space vehicles. For writers in the 1980s, sci-fi futures tended to be nuclear post-apocalyptic wastelands, extrapolated forward from the lingering threat of nuclear annihilation hovering over the Reagan administration. For writers in the 2010s, sci-fi futures were more cell-phone-based, positing worlds where microtechnology telecommunications would invade every aspect of our lives.

Married at First Sight alum Chloe Brown has been searching for ways to help victims of hurricanes Helene and Milton, and she finally has an idea.

The brunette beauty plans to donate her Season 17 wedding dress to one lucky bride-to-be, removing one less expense and worry after surviving the recent hurricanes.

Chloe shared the news on social media and told her followers to reach out if they wanted the stunning Morilee dress she wore on her wedding day.

Hopefully, the garment will bring more luck for the new bride than for Chloe, who married Michael Shiakallis in Season 17.

Chloe was a replacement bride later in the season after Michael’s first bride ditched him at the altar.

The couple had some awkward moments initially, having married each other as strangers, but after a while, they found their stride.

On Decision Day, the 41-year-old wanted to stay married to see what the future holds,...

Michael Whelan shares his 1979 interpretation of Gollum from The Lord of the Rings, which depicts his lamp-like eyes that are omitted in Andy Serkis' version. Andy Serkis is considered the definitive version of Gollum due to his exceptional performance and pioneering work in motion capture technology. Whelan's interpretation and others may be more visually accurate to J.R.R. Tolkien's description, but Serkis' popularity and portrayal make him the definitive Gollum.

Stephen King cover artist Michael Whelan shares his own 44-year-old interpretation of Gollum from The Lord of the Rings. First introduced in The Hobbit, Gollum was a Stoor hobbit formerly known as Sméagol who was corrupted and twisted by the power of One Ring and transformed into a wretched creature. In Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies, Gollum was portrayed through motion capture and voiced by Andy Serkis.

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Love is a complex and multifaceted emotion that can blossom in the most unexpected places and circumstances. Throughout cinematic history, filmmakers have explored the boundaries of romantic relationships, pushing the envelope to portray unconventional and unusual love stories. Some of them are mainstream comedies, and others represent real dramas, but they are united by the common cause of showing the audience that the world of love, romance, and dating is unique, convoluted, often complex, and not as easy or ethereal as we sometimes think of it. Many famous directors tried their hand in this field and succeeded, including Jim Jarmusch, Bernardo Bertolucci, and Spike Jonze to name a few. From dark vampire romance to polyamory to kinky relationships, here are six movies that delve into the realm of unique and unconventional love.

The Dreamers (2003): Exploring Intimacy and Polyamory amidst Turmoil Credit – Fox Searchlight Pictures

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If you're discussing the best dads in television history, should Bill Cosby's Cliff Huxtable from The Cosby Show be a part of that conversation? For many fans of the sitcom, it's inaccurate to leave him out of it, arguing that the character should be separated from the actor. It's a debate that recently was sparked on Twitter in response to a post from @MadScientistFF ranking the "Top 10 Greatest TV Dads of All Time." The tweet also asks others to name which "TV Dad is missing," and that prompted a lot of replies bringing up Cliff Huxtable.

"Cliff Huxtable should be #1," one fan of The Cosby Show stated. "He changed the way many Black people moved in the world because we saw what was possible. I'm not debating Cosby. But to say he wasn't the only TV dad that transformed a culture would be disingenuous and make any list like this dishonest.