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Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Says “Optics Are Obvious” Of ‘Wonder Man’ Cancellation & ‘Blade’ Reboot Delays: “It Should Be A Priority To Change That Narrative”
Actor Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has spoken out about online speculation linking the cancellation of Disney+’s “Wonder Man” and the repeated delays to Marvel’s “Blade” reboot, both projects centred on Black leading men. He told Vanity Fair that the “optics are obvious” for Disney and Marvel, and argued the studios should prioritise changing that narrative through…
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Publishing Briefs: Ayra Starr Production Duo The Elements Signs With Electric Feel
Electric Feel Publishing has signed Swiss-German production duo The Elements, made up of Keven Wolfsohn and Paul Bogumil Goller, marking the latest addition to a roster that already includes Post Malone and prominent songwriters and producers. The pair, who came up through London’s Tape London creative hub, executive produced Ayra Starr’s forthcoming album Starr Girl…
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“Queens Honoring Another Queen”: Carly Pearce, Carter Faith, and Kaitlin Butts Salute Dolly Parton With Show-Stopping “9 to 5” Cover at ACM Honors
At the 19th Academy of Country Music Honors, held at The Pinnacle in Nashville, singers Carly Pearce, Carter Faith and Kaitlin Butts delivered a joint cover of Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5”, trading verses individually before harmonising on the chorus. The performance formed part of a night dedicated largely to celebrating Parton’s songwriting legacy, drawing…
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Charles Melton Reportedly in Final Negotiations to Play Kakashi in Destin Daniel Cretton’s Naruto Movie
Actor Charles Melton is reportedly in final negotiations to play Kakashi in Destin Daniel Cretton’s upcoming live-action Naruto film, according to sources cited by The Hollywood Reporter. This would mark a significant casting coup for the anime adaptation, as Melton is a genuine anime enthusiast and manga reader, lending credibility to a project that manga…
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The “odd, unnerving” 1972 co-star Burt Reynolds was afraid of: “He always played sickos”
Living in fear. The post The “odd, unnerving” 1972 co-star Burt Reynolds was afraid of: “He always played sickos” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Abbott stars before Yorkshire fight back with ball
Kyle Abbott, celebrating the birth of his second child last week, led a dominant Hampshire bowling display against Yorkshire on day one of their County Championship Division One clash at the Utilita Bowl, taking 4-17 as the visitors were bowled out for 173. The match carries significant weight in the relegation battle, with Hampshire currently…
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BG3’s Best New Mod Adds an Entire 3-Part Campaign About Astarion
A new Baldur’s Gate 3 mod, “A Dream of Silence: ReVamped” by modder lizardphunk, adds a full three-act custom campaign built entirely around Astarion, letting players choose to betray or save him through an original interactive-fiction-inspired story. The mod adapts Abigail Corfman’s Twine game “A Dream of Silence” into the BG3 engine, tapping into the…
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Apple TV’s Bonkers Sci-Fi Series Officially Levels Up With Massive Season 2 Update
Apple TV’s sci-fi series Murderbot, based on the Hugo and Nebula award-winning novellas and starring Alexander Skarsgård, has significantly expanded its Season 2 cast with 25 new additions. The news comes after months of limited updates on the follow-up season, following the show’s full-episode release across the first half of 2025. It joins a growing…
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Confident Matthias Jaissle asks Newcastle to ‘avoid the negativity from outside’
Newcastle United’s new head coach, Matthias Jaissle, has urged fans and the media to show belief in his young squad ahead of his first Premier League match in charge, at home to Liverpool on Sunday. The German, appointed a fortnight ago as Eddie Howe’s successor, said he has “full confidence” in inexperienced players such as…
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7 Cheaper Alternatives For Popular Games
Gaming has never been more expensive. We’re here to investigate why, and help you play more while spending less. Welcome to GameSpot Cheap Week. Massive, popular games go on sale all the time, but there are a plethora of titles that emulate those experiences with a lower starting price than the typical $60-$70 price tag. With that…