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Locked in a soundproof basement with nothing but — you guessed it — a black phone, Finney must use the only weapon he has: the ghostly advice of The Grabber’s previous victims. If you fancy reading the story, it’s included in 20th Century Ghosts by Joe Hill, alongside 14 other short stories. (I watched this movie without having read the story first. I’ll return my bookworm card in shame now....

And Halle confirmed the news in an interview with STYLECASTER earlier this year when she said, “There are some new songs as well. I really like them. I know Javier let the cat out of the bag that he has a whole song. I like that one.” And talking to STYLECASTER, she adds, “I think everyone will be pleasantly surprised by some updates of the themes of the film. More so on Ariel’s side of women empowerment and her taking her power back....

“But it’s cheaper, we can smoke whatever we want, have charcoal barbecue, and skinny dip in the hot tub. Clubs can suck it.” —u/lt_spaghetti “I live on a tiny little urban side street. It’s all 1920s cottages with big covered front porches, because it gets hot as hell here on summer evenings. In the summer, I spend hours a day sitting on my front porch doing nothing. I drink my coffee out there in the morning....

Best known for playing Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter films, Tom Felton has penned a brilliant memoir about growing up playing an iconic role in the series. He reflects on his time shooting the movies with a wide cast of talented actors, detailing behind-the-scenes shenanigans and trouble he got into while on set. While filming Harry Potter is the bulk of this memoir, Felton also gives readers a taste of what it was like growing up the youngest of four brothers (and how one of those brothers wasn’t exactly the best on-set chaperone), night fishing when he should have been sleeping in preparing for shoots the next day, and getting his acting start in movies like Anna and the King and The Borrowers....