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Propeller One-Way Night Coach review: John Travolta’s nostalgia piece

Propeller One-Way Night Coach review: John Travolta’s nostalgia piece

A star rating of 3 out of 5. As Frank Sinatra’s standard Come Fly With Me rings out in John Travolta’s directorial debut, you’re left assured the actor, star of Grease, Get Shorty and Pulp Fiction, wants to take you for a ride. This one-hour movie, bowing on Apple TV after receiving its world premiere out of competition at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, comes inspired by Travolta’s own love of the golden age of aviation, as he adapts his own 1997 children’s book, Propeller One-Way Night Coach. The Sixties-style opening animated credits sequence sets the tone, orienting us to the time period. It’s December 28, 1962, at Idlewild airport. Jeff (debut actor Clark Shotwell) is an 8-year-old aviation enthusiast and he’s about to take his first ever plane ride, accompanying his actress-mother Helen (Kelly Eviston-Quinnett) as they zig-zag across the States on a TWA propeller plane, stopping at various destinations before reaching Los Angeles. While it might be hard to grasp for modern audiences, back then, you’d save money by taking a circuitous airborne …

The “Pentastack” of Illegal Drugs That Looksmaxxers Like Clavicular Are Taking to Enjoy a Night Out Sounds Like a One-Way Trip to the Hospital

The “Pentastack” of Illegal Drugs That Looksmaxxers Like Clavicular Are Taking to Enjoy a Night Out Sounds Like a One-Way Trip to the Hospital

Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Look, if you’re out there safely experimenting with drugs, no judgment. There are plenty of ketamine therapy clinics and woo-woo psilocybin retreats to go around. But if your drug cocktail looks anything like the infamous looksmaxxers infesting a certain corner of the internet, you may have a problem. If you’ve been paying any attention to the internet’s current bad boys like Braden “Clavicular” Peters and Androgenic (real name unknown), you probably know about how they promote dubious tricks like smashing their faces with hammers and taking steroids meant for fattening cows in a quest to become more attractive. (Behold their unsettling visages and decide for yourself whether they’ve been successful.) With health tips like those, you might wonder what these guys do for fun. Well, a new story by Vanity Fair took a horrifying peek behind the curtain at what a night on the town means for looksmaxxing influencers, and it’s a stomach-churning blend of uppers, downers, and …