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Noomi Rapace & More Join Amazon MGM Studios’ Arnold Schwarzenegger & Liam Hemsworth Action Pic ‘The Kellys’
Amazon MGM Studios and Thunder Road have added seven cast members to their action film “The Kellys”, which stars Arnold Schwarzenegger and Liam Hemsworth. The newcomers — Noomi Rapace, Ron Funches, Michael Biehn, Roland Møller, Laz Alonso, Basil Eidenbenz and Dan Fogler — join a project that marks another high-profile studio effort to draw talent…
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The Hunger Games movies are coming back to theaters ahead of Sunrise on the Reaping
The full Hunger Games film series is returning to cinemas this summer via Fathom Events, ahead of the release of the next prequel, Sunrise on the Reaping, in November. The limited run offers fans a chance to revisit the franchise on the big screen and rekindle interest before the new instalment arrives. The event runs…
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Rice and Ødegaard put club union on hold in decisive duel between England and Norway
Arsenal teammates Declan Rice and Martin Ødegaard will put their club friendship aside on Saturday when England face Norway in a World Cup 2026 quarter-final in Miami, with a place in the semi-finals at stake. The Guardian frames the contest between the two Arsenal title-winners as potentially decisive, noting the pair have played together 117…
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A Step-by-Step Guide to HBO Max: Here’s What to Watch & How to Get the Streaming Service for Free
Billboard has published a guide to HBO Max, explaining what the streaming service offers and how prospective viewers might access it without paying upfront. The key point for consumers is that HBO Max no longer runs its own free trial; the article suggests the only route to a free trial is indirectly, by signing up…
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Calgary Stampede, July 9: Pancake portraits | Yungblud cancels Cowboys performance | Rodeo notes – Calgary Herald
The article is a Calgary Stampede roundup covering a community-facing attraction, a concert cancellation and the latest rodeo developments. – It says the July 9 Stampede coverage ranged from light local colour to programme changes, showing how the festival mixes citywide community events with major entertainment and sport. That matters because the Stampede is both…
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‘Dukes of Hazzard’ star John Schneider breaks silence on ex-wife’s court battle: ‘Everything’s a negotiation’
“Dukes of Hazzard” actor and country musician John Schneider has spoken publicly for the first time about a long-running legal dispute with his second ex-wife, Elvira Schneider, over spousal support. Schneider told Fox News Digital that he does not understand why a former spouse would expect continued financial support after ending a marriage, framing the…
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Microsoft filing shows total ZeniMax layoffs at 379, with over half coming from Elder Scrolls Online studio that’s lost at least 60% of its staff in the past year
A Microsoft filing has revealed that layoffs across its ZeniMax division total 379 staff, following the wider cuts announced earlier at parent company Microsoft. The figures matter because they show the scale of the impact on specific studios, with the majority of the losses concentrated at ZeniMax Online Studios, the developer behind the long-running MMO…
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Captain America Officially Returns to Boston This August
Chris Evans, the Boston-born Marvel star best known for playing Captain America, will make his first-ever convention appearance in his home state of Massachusetts at Fan Expo Boston this August. The event marks a notable homecoming for the actor, who was born in the city and grew up in nearby Sudbury, and it offers local…
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Graham Linehan receives settlement from Met over online post arrest
The Metropolitan Police have apologised to comedian and campaigner Graham Linehan and reached a settlement, reported to be £25,000, over his arrest in September 2025 for posts on X. Five armed officers detained the Irish comedy writer at Heathrow, on suspicion of inciting hatred under the Public Order Act, as he returned from Arizona. The…
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