Warning: This story contains spoilers from season 1 of Wednesday.
It is all between the lines. Netflix’s Wednesday spinoff series may not be a direct follow-up to the Addams Family films — but the show seems to pay tribute to the movies in its own way.
The series, which premiered in November 2022, explores a coming-of-age mystery that focuses on Wednesday Addams as she attempts to master her psychic powers, solve a killing spree in town and adjust to life at a new school.
WEBCAM millionaire Chloe Khan flaunted her wealth - and her eye-popping cleavage - in her latest Instagram video where she struck a sexy pose with a diamond-encrusted laptop.
The Celebrity Big Brother babe filmed herself with the dazzling Apple Mac device adorned with sparkles and a gold sheen.
She held it up to a mirror to catch the light to best effect before zooming in on the lavish detail.
Making sure she was perfectly matched to her sassy technology, Chloe dressed up for the social media post in a skintight gold gown with a plunging scoop neckline.
Nestle axes another iconic chocolate bar Nestle has discontinued another beloved chocolate bar following the axing of the Caramac.
Animal Bar, a fan favourite since 1963, is also being taken off shelves due to a "steady decline in sales," Nestle confirmed.
Chocolate fans took to social media to share their despair after hearing the news.
"Lots of misjudged outrage over Nestle axing the Caramac when really you should be mourning the death of the humble Animal bar.
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Two countries express ‘growing worry’ over ‘escalation of violence’ in a referral to the International Criminal Court over possible crimes.
The Palestinian foreign ministry has welcomed a request by Chile and Mexico for the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate crimes against civilians, as Israel’s war on Gaza continues unabated.
Israeli attacks have devastated the Gaza Strip since Hamas fighters launched a surprise attack inside Israel on October 7 that killed about 1,140 people, mostly civilians, according to Israeli officials.