Keegan-Michael Key has recently opened up about how his dynamic with Jordan Peele has changed and admitted that they do not get to see one another as much as they used to before. Remembering the early days, Key said that meeting Peele was a thrilling moment that was the ground for the formed partnership.

Before becoming the famous duo known as Key & Peele, the two first met on comic television show MADtv in 2004, where they formed a strong bond as writers and performers. Speaking with People, Key reminisced, “We lived together for a few months and would write and talk about comedy.”

The Get Out star said to the outlet about his bond with Peele, “When we were on camera, it was alchemy.” He continued reflecting on how they don’t see each other anymore, calling it a “tragedy.”

Key and Peele shared an apartment in Los Angeles for some time during their tenure at MADtv. The duo worked together on some sketches, constructively critiquing one another works. Their training years spent at Chicago’s Second City resulted in a smooth dynamic that later transformed into their on-screen chemistry. Key pointed out to the outlet that they began to share a common creative language that yielded the best results.

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Kim Kardashian made headlines this past Saturday when she visited the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility near San Diego. Kardashian, accompanied by family members and industry figures, discussed prison reform with inmates, including the notorious Menendez brothers, Lyle and Erik Menendez as per Variety.

This visit follows the release of Ryan Murphy’s Netflix anthology series Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, which has received considerable attention and criticism.

Kim Kardashian was not alone on her visit. She was joined by her sister Khloé Kardashian, their mother Kris Jenner, film producer Scott Budnick, and actor Cooper Koch, who portrays Erik Menendez in the upcoming Netflix series. The event aimed to discuss important issues concerning prison reform and rehabilitation.

The 2000-released Mohabbatein enjoys a massive fan base. Among other lead stars, the role of Preeti Jhangiani left a strong impression on audiences. Recently, the actress talked about her experience of working with the legendary Amitabh Bachchan in the film, as she recalled refusing shawl to Big B.

During a recent conversation with Zoom, Preeti Jhangiani shared she was confident since her modeling days, and it would innately come to her on-camera. However, she was very shy and introverted off-camera.

She went on to recall how it was cold in Film City while they were shooting for the film in Film City. Due to this Amitabh Bachchan came and gave her a shawl to wear. However, she refused to take it saying, “‘No no, I can’t take it.’”

The actress went on to share, “Then Yash ji (Yash Chopra) came up to me and said, ‘Listen, if Amitabh Bachchan gave me that shawl, I would take it, run home and never give it back to him.’ I regret it to the day (that I didn’t take it).”

In addition to this, the actress further described Big B as “a child at heart,” as she recalled him telling the younger cast members to not make him sit with “oldies” as he wanted to sit with them and know what were they “all gossiping about.”