A little less than two months after 1987’s Black Monday, the worst global stock market crash since the Great Depression, Wall Street was released in theaters. As the Dow attempted to recoup some of the 22.6 percent that it had dropped in a single trading session and people around the globe grappled with the consequences of the elusive financial world, a movie illuminating the amoral intricacies of Wall Street made its way to the big screen.

Miley Cyrus is pretty powerful just by herself. She recently released her song “Slide Away” and performed it at the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards. She acted in an episode of Netflix’s original series Black Mirror. Recently, Cyrus appeared on a song alongside artists like Lana Del Rey and Ariana Grande for the movie Charlie’s Angels. What other artists has Miley Cyrus collaborated with? Here’s our list of musicians featured on music with the pop star.

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker have a shared love of 1993 film True Romance, often referencing lines from the movie in their loved-up Instagram posts.  Last week, the couple enjoyed a romantic beach movie night in Mexico, with the reality star, 42, dressing similar to Patricia Arquette's character Alabama Whitman. The outing comes after Travis' ex-wife Shanna Shanna Moakler accused the Blink 182 drummer of copying their relationship for romantic moments with his new girlfriend, with True Romance having been the theme of their 2004 wedding.

Earlier this month, Netflix dropped all 12 episodes of its new show Insatiable. Since its release, the dark comedy from producer Lauren Gussis, featuring former Disney Channel star Debby Ryan and Alyssa Milano, has been widely panned by critics, receiving a sad 10 percent approval on Rotten Tomatoes. Vulture’s Jen Chaney wrote that Insatiable is an “utter disaster.” Even before its debut, Insatiable was already a social-media lightning rod. When Netflix released a 90-second trailer, which showed Ryan in a fat suit and presented the show as a Cinderella weight-loss story meets Heathers, a swift and massive backlash ensued.

MagicThe magicianThirty years before Harry Potter, Ursula Le Guin was writing novels about a school for wizards. As well as good and evil, her fantasy worlds also address issues of race and genderUrsula Le Guin finds inspiration for her powerfully imagined fantasy worlds in landscape as much as literature. Her home in the west hills of Portland, above Oregon's Willamette river, has a spectacular view of Mount St Helens, which blew its top 25 years ago, but is now eerily tranquil.