Everyone’s obsessed with John Cena’s cameo in the most recent episode of Pluribus. I’ve become obsessed with this show, and Rhea Seehorn is excellent in the lead role. It will be great to see if they manage to get other celebrity cameos as well. [Just Jared]
The Critics Choice nominations. [Hollywood Life]
Ana de Armas wore Jenny Packham at a film festival. [RCFA]
Pope Bob seemed pleased to meet Michael Buble. [Socialite Life]
Kristen Stewart has become a very compelling woman. [LaineyGossip]
What are some good books coming out next year? [Pajiba]
Lena Headley & Gillian Anderson? I’ll take it. [Go Fug Yourself]
Rachel Sennot in the Criterion Closet. [OMG Blog]
The Boys final season premieres in April. [Seriously OMG]
A crazy piece of drama on Before the 90 Days. [Starcasm]
MAGA voters now claim that they didn’t vote for exactly what they voted for. [Buzzfeed]
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I wasn’t the biggest John Cena fan…until Peacemaker. I haven’t laughed that hard in years. He’s so good.
Not a wrestling fan so I am not too familiar with him, but I’ve seen him do small parts in the Daddy’s Home movies (? I think) and he was very funny. I am also predisposed to like him because of his work for Make a Wish.
His Make a Wish work is so admirable. I know nothing about the man’s professional credits, but I really appreciate him.
I liked him on Psych. He played Juliet’s brother. I know nothing about this show, but Cena’s cameo reminds me of Soylent Green….
Random thought: Lena Headley’s green pants remind me of my old Forest Service uniform (an older pair of pants I found in the fire cache).
Kristen Stewart and Miley Cyrus both made me roll my eyes on a regular basis in their teens/twenties, but they’ve both grown up really well.
Gillian and Lena are friendship goals. Hard to imagine what they have in comma with Lisa Vanderpump, though.
We met him for an autograph and handshake at last year’s ComiCon for our city (we also met Brendan Frazier too, but that’s another post…. SWOOOOON for both of them and their big giant hearts.). He later did a big Q&A and general discussion for a large audience and was just such a lovely person . A great role model for kids – very aware that his words matter, and just polite, kind and positive in the ways that our kids need to have exposure to.
My son is 11, so one of his target demographics, and I just appreciated Mr. Cena’s quality of message and positive interaction with the kiddo. AAAAANNNNDDD, of course, our family is big fans of his now and forever, and while some of his material is a bit mature for my son now, we’ll continue to support his work having had these special interactions.
Glad to see him well-received in his endeavors.
I don’t love his attachment to Vince McMahon. But he really is someone who never should have been successful. Got a second chance to get over with the fans. Took a gimmick and ran with it.
He also had the intelligence to recognize doing WWE movies was never going to get him far in Hollywood. And worked hard to do better work. I think it’s admirable he didn’t go with his agent’s advice and turn down the cameo in Barbie. He is the only cameo I remember in that movie.
His last in ring work is this Saturday Dec 13 on Peacock’s Saturday Night Main Event. He had a helluva run as a professional wrestler. Can’t take that from him.
I appreciate his honesty about not wanting children. I also love that he’s a huge bts K-pop Stan.
I loved this past season of Gen V so much – I think it might of made me genuinely excited about The Boys again