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Olivia Rodrigo, 22, brings rock legend, 73, on stage at Gov Ball... but 'not a single kid there knew him'
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Dangerous Animals (2025) Movie Review – A bloody good time
A bloody good time There's an art to crafting a great trailer that doesn't spoil everything, and Dangerous Animals' teaser is almost pitch-perfect in that regard. It's gripping, intriguing, and captures the essence of this horror/thriller beautifully. Clocking in at just over 90 minutes, Dangerous Animals provides little surprises, living up to the promise produced in that teaser and embracing its distilled B-movie greatness. It's a film that's unashamedly visceral and gory, but also surprisingly effective in execution. The story draws inspiration from 10 Cloverfield Lane and Jaws, blending those influences into a lean teen horror in the vein of Don't Breathe and Hush. The opening of Dangerous Animals sets the scene for the film to follow. Mysterious, tense and just a tad surreally funny – Bruce Tucker (played to perfection by Jai Courtney) – runs a shark-diving expedition on his boat. Unfortunately, it all goes wrong for tourist Heather when her boyfriend is killed and fed to the sharks, while she's abducted by this maniacal serial killer. With Bruce on the hunt for new victims, he sets his sights on survivalist Zephyr (Hassie Harrison), a savvy and free-spirited young surfer. When she crosses paths with Bruce, Zephyr is forced to try and survive, doing everything she can to overcome this maniacal predator. With the stakes raised, Zephyr is handcuffed in the depths of Tucker's fishing boat, while he circles the water like a hungry shark, looking for tasty spots to pick up prey. Zephyr will be the next in line to meet a sticky demise though – unless she can outsmart him. The story is simplistic and rather predictable but the performances from both Jai Courtney and Hassie Harrison help this one stand out. The pair work hard to outshine one another, with Courtney's monologues about the ocean, animal hierarchies and predators both chilling and strangely educational. Courtney has an intoxicating way of filling every scene with an eerie sense of dread, and the movie is all the stronger for lingering the camera on him for an uncomfortably long time. Conversely, Harrison's portrayal of Zephyr – a spunky, tough-as-nails survivor – makes for an easy heroine to root for, especially as the movie examines a bit of her backstory and what drives her. There's no big exposition dumps or overlong explanations about the past though, with Sean Byrne instead letting audiences make draw their own conclusions. One of the standout scenes involves no dialogue at all: Bruce silently eating dinner, the camera lingering uncomfortably long. It's incredibly effective and underscores just how far gone he is. All of this is helped by the way Dangerous Animals effectively builds dread with just the right amount of hard cuts and lingering shots. The editors have done a great job here cutting the film together, clearly knowing when to cut away—and when not to. The film's main antagonistic hook (no pun intended) actually stems from Tucker rather than the sharks. These marine predators are used sparingly but effectively enough to maintain their presence as a formidable foe. However, the movie does a good job of portraying them as actual animals rather than maniacal killing machines too ala. Jaws. It's one of the more unique and welcome aspects of this movie that should definitely be applauded Having said that though, Dangerous Animals overplays its hand on several occasions. The movie attempts one too many break-out attempts for Zephyr and it diminishes their impact over time. It's also worth noting too that Moses Markley (Josh Heuston) is embarrassingly underused here. He doesn't have a whole lot to do beyond some filler investigative work to keep him busy, and the material he is given when joined with Zephyr has him playing second fiddle to her character. Moses lacks agency or anything in the way of charisma, which is a shame because this unrealized potential is a big hindrance to what's otherwise a taut thriller. Overall, Dangerous Animals is a decent, if unremarkable, thriller. It doesn't break new ground, and the plot has few surprises, but the strong lead performances and slick editing keep things afloat. Flaws and all, this one's still a bloody good time. Read More: Dangerous Animals Ending Explained
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Bethenny Frankel BLASTS 'miserable' Joy Behar for ripping apart her breasts following SI Swimsuit runway walk
Bethenny Frankel called out Joy Behar for ripping apart her appearance on national television after recently walking the 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Runway Show. In her latest Instagram post, the former Real Housewives of New York City star, 54, sat outside in a straw hat and a white bralette top as she shared her reaction to the 82-year-old comedian's recent comments about her. 'So, Joy Behar took a swipe at me on The View. Whoopi [Goldberg] mentioned that I was talking about the show saying that none of us looked that way that we looked two hours prior, it took a lot of work and glam team,' Bethenny said. She continued: 'And Joy's response was "I appreciate her candor, but she has fake boobs.' The Skinny Girl mogul also shared that her breasts are real, but credited their high and perky appearance to a breast lift that she got '15-20 years ago.' 'These are a lift from like 15-20 years ago, I had very large, big boobs in high school that were saggy, floppy and this is actually a lift, Joy,' the mother-of-one clarified. Bethenny went on to say that one thing The View does is shows that women in their 40s, 50s and older 'can live their lives freely with happiness and with joy and we're not washed up miserable older women.' 'And I actually feel sorry for Joy that she hasn't lived her life or doesn't seem to be living her life with any joy. 'Because you have to be really miserable to take a swipe at something that is literally self-deprecating and literally leveling the playing field saying yeah, we all look like this but we had a lot of work that day. Bethenny was just getting warmed up in her rant and criticized Behar for kicking her when she was down. 'Sadly Joy is painting the picture of the older seemingly miserable washed up woman that all of us are trying to show we aren't,' Bethenny said. 'So you keep being happy, you keep living your life, you keep being the example of a woman of a certain age that you would be proud of. She concluded: 'And we have women like Joy Behar that remind us who we don't want to be. Have a good day.' Her post comes just a week after wowing the world on the catwalk in a slew of revealing swimsuits in Miami Beach. She left little to the imagination during the show, flaunting her incredibly toned physique in a barely-there polka dot bikini with a thong bottom at one point. Fans were left in awe of her svelte figure, and many couldn't help but wonder what the reality star has been doing both diet and fitness-wise to look that good. Thankfully, Bethenny spoke exclusively with about how she stays in shape. And though people may be begging her for her workout routine, it actually turns out that she doesn't hit the gym - at all. 'I don't work out. I just stay active in ways that feel natural - walking, moving, living. I don't force it,' she dished. 'I walk. That's my main form of movement.' Bethenny explained that having a 'healthy relationship with food and exercise' is what keeps her body looking so fit. 'I self-regulate,' she continued. 'Sometimes I'm super active and eat clean, and sometimes I rest and indulge. 'I go through phases, like everyone, but I always come back to center. It's about balance, not extremes.' She revealed that for 10 days leading up to the show, she made an extra 'effort to care for herself.' 'I slept more, ate well, stayed hydrated, and created space to just feel good,' explained the star. 'It wasn't about "getting ready" for a moment - it was about being good to myself.' As for her skin routine, she revealed that she believes the 'key' to keeping her complexion youthful is 'consistency.' 'I keep it consistent - that's key. I cleanse, tone, use a vitamin C serum, layer on rich creams, SPF, and I rotate in masks, exfoliation, and deep cleansing,' she added. 'I stick to what works and do it regularly.'
