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Ramirez's character received harsh criticism following the debut of the Sex and the City revival in 2021 Sara Ramírez will not be returning to the third season of And Just Like That, according to Variety and Deadline. Ramirez, who uses they/them pronouns, played nonbinary standup comedian Che Diaz and was introduced as Miranda Hobbs’ (Cynthia Nixon) love interest in season one. By season two, however, the fictional couple had called it quits. In response to criticism of her character,…

This story contains spoilers from Episode 6 of “And Just Like That.” Interviews with actors were conducted before the SAG-AFTRA strike. It’s the moment (some) fans of “And Just Like That” have been waiting for: Che and Miranda, TV’s most polarizing couple, are officially dunzo.Thursday’s episode of the “Sex and the City” reboot, “Bomb Cyclone,” is set against the backdrop of a massive snowstorm that blankets New York in a foot or so of snow and finally gives Carrie a reason to wear the huge and wildly impractical puffer…

When the disembodied head of Michael Cera tells you to get into a clothes dryer and travel into the future, you do it. Especially if those words are coming courtesy of Steven Soderbergh, the Oscar-winning director of Traffic, Ocean’s Eleven, Magic Mike, and so many more.Why is Everyone Suing AI Companies? | Future TechSoderbergh has a new project coming out called Command Z and, from the looks of the first trailer, it’s sort of Being John Malkovich meets Hot Tub Time Machine meets Primer. Cera stars as the leader of a…

This post contains spoilers from Season 2, Episode 3 of “And Just Like That...” Since time immemorial — or at least since “Annie Hall” — pop culture has loved to send tightly wound New Yorkers to the West Coast and watch them squirm uncomfortably in the sunshine.In Season 2, “And Just Like That...” followed this hallowed tradition by relocating TV’s most polarizing couple — lawyer-turned-grad student Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and nonbinary comedian Che Diaz (Sara Ramírez) — to Los Angeles while the latter makes a…

Image: Getty Images, Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images for Vanity Fair, Noam Galai/Getty Images for BAM, Victor Boyko/Getty Images for Miu MiuGuillermo del Toro loves a monster, and there are few monsters more iconic than Frankenstein’s. While rumors of his adaptation of Mary Shelley’s novel have been circulating for a while, the cast has been all smoke and mirrors. Today, Deadline reported it has sources close to the situation who attest that three actors—Andrew Garfield, Oscar Isaac, and Mia Goth—are “in early talks” to…

A Twitter user compiled a list of people and asked ChatGPT how controversial they were! Read more tech news Good morning tech fam, here are some quick tech updates for you to catch on to! What’s New Today: Microsoft’s Bing AI Chatbot Threatens User, Claims It Can ‘Ruin’ Job Chances. Fast-Track Insights: According to a Report, the Securities and Futures Commission is Taking a “Regulate To Protect” Approach to Digital Assets. Elon Musk, one of ChatGPT’s founders and investors, is the subject of some deeply held feelings by…

Curated by Scott Snyder, Dark Spaces: Good Deeds #1 of 6 by Che Grayson, Kelsey Ramsay and Ronda Pattison will be published by IDW in May,It was initially announced at San Diego Comic-Con last year, Dark Spaces: Good Deeds, the second comic book miniseries in Scott Snyder's curated line of IDW original projects, And now Dark Spaces: Good Deeds #1 of 6 by Che Grayson, Kelsey Ramsay and Ronda Pattison will be published in May, Good Deeds tells a haunting story of historical sins and a supernatural legend out for revenge.…

Breadcrumb Trail Links Life Eating & Drinking Culture Books In The Vegan Chinese Kitchen, chef, writer and photographer Hannah Che draws on the more than 2,000-year-old tradition of vegetarian cooking in China Get the latest from Laura Brehaut straight to your inbox Sign Up Publishing date: Oct 30, 2022  •  33 minutes ago  •  5 minute read  •  Join the conversation Chef, writer and photographer Hannah Che. Photo by Elizabeth Che Reviews and recommendations…

It’s been over two months since arguably the most viral moment in Oscar history happened: Will Smith slapped Chris Rock on stage. Since the controversial unscripted incident happened, much of Hollywood has been sharing their own thoughts and opinions on it. The latest to comment is Saturday Night Live star and comedian Michael Che, who is defending Chris Rock for one element of the discourse. Che was asked this week on The Howard Stern Show how the situation may have affected how he feels when he goes on stage to do…