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La La Land & Moonlight win Oscars despite huge mix-up The Oscars just gave out the WRONG Best Picture award Casey Affleck "proud" to win the Best Actor Oscar Tom Hanks leads the star tributes to Bill Paxton 11 people you won't believe don't have an Oscar Oscars child stars: Where are they now? Oscars 2017: How to watch the 89th Academy Awards live Every Scorsese movie ranked The second, much more exciting Ghostbusters trailer just turned up, introducing us to a plethora of intriguingly designed spooks to scare the hell out of New York and cinemas once more.But who ya gonna call if you want the lowdown on what exactly each of these ectoplasm-spilling monstrosities is? Well, us, of course – we've done some delving and this is what we've come up with. "The traveller has come!" Yes, this is the first trailer glimpse of Rowan The Destructor (as he's labelled on his toy), a clear nod to Gozer from the first film. So this is the movie's big supernatural bad, even if an unrevealed human (rumoured to be named Rowan Elgin, not coincidentally) seems to be pulling its strings (no, we don't believe it's Chris Hemsworth, however much the trailer wants us to).
Is it a coincidence that Rowan The Destructor is a dead ringer for the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man? And is it a coincidence that he's also a spit for the Ghostbusters logo? We reckon not – so just as Ray dreamt up Mr Stay Puft, someone will be summoning this guy up in a similar way. This devilish dude's also been named in the Mattel toy line – although he's brown there and more Groot-looking than the green daemon posing for selfies in the trailer. A fairly stereotypical heavy-metal vision, all devil horns and wings, we presume this is a set-piece star played for laughs rather than a character featured too heavily.The enduring face, and not much else, of Ghostbusters. But where does he sit this time around? Baddie as in the first, comic relief as in the second, or full-blown sidekick as in The Real Ghostbusters cartoon? There's still not enough here yet to tell. As ever, Ghostbusters is a New York story – "I love this town!" – with spooks from all eras mingling in the madness.
As these balloons and the top-hatted Uncle Sam-looking guy on stilts suggest, many will come from a variety of New York City parades. Indeed, although he's yet to show up in a trailer, Mr Stay Puft is definitely in the film and is listed as 'Stay Puft Balloon Ghost' on his toy packaging, so expect him to join the city fair furore. But will he turn goodie and help defeat Rowan? We can but hope… John Gotti, the infamous Mafia leader, Meyer Lansky, colleague of 'Lucky' Luciano, and '1920s gangster ghost' all have actors nailed against them on IMDB, while rumoured plot points have included taking down a supernatural mafioso as the team's first bust. Nice callback to Ghostbusters II, where the ghosts of the electrocuted Scoleri brothers take over a courtroom whilst still in their frying chairs. We'd be lying if we said we had any idea who this electric-chair-headed bad dude is beyond that, though. Another nod back to Ghostbusters II, maybe, when Winston gets run over by an old New York City subway train, we're back on the rails.
A rumoured leaked plot outline suggested baddie Rowan Elgin, played by occasional Veep actor and Saturday Night Live writer Neil Casey, sets up base down there, which would explain a lot. A visual throwback to the "Sssssh" librarian that opened Ghostbusters, this full-floating apparition vomits as well as pulls her face off – now that's multi-tasking. Just us who suspects something vampiric about this guy? Although other ghosts listed on IMDB as-yet-unseen are 'Pimp Ghost' and 'Ghost Prostitute', so we're not surprised they're yet to make it into a trailer. Watch this space for more as we get it. Berkshire Partners to buy Portillo's restaurants for almost $1 billion Oak Brook-based Portillo Restaurant Group Inc. confirmed Tuesday afternoon that it has agreed to sell its restaurant chain to Berkshire Partners, a private equity firm in Boston. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but some reports say it could be about $1 billion. Berkshire Partners said in a statement that it will work closely with Dick Portillo, founder of Portillo's, to support the growth of the company.
From a small trailer in Villa Park in 1963, Portillo's has grown to average more than $8 million in sales per store annually. Portillo's is famous for its Chicago-style hot dogs and Italian beef sandwiches and the creative d�cor of its dining rooms. Under Portillo's leadership, Portillo's has experienced significant growth over the past 50 years and currently operates 38 locations across Illinois, Indiana, California and Arizona. Two new locations opened in Arizona just last year. "Portillo's is my life's work and I remain committed to ensuring the continued growth and success of the business," Portillo said in a statement. "I was seeking an experienced partner that shared our vision for the company and an appreciation for our culture. After careful consideration, Berkshire Partners proved to be the best choice. I look forward to working together to further strengthen our company." Josh Lutzker, managing director at Berkshire Partners, said, "Portillo's is a highly differentiated restaurant with a passionate customer base.