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Unknown ‘Mega Man Legends’ Project Surfaces Online

  • A mysterious Mega Man Legends production is listed in Canada.
  • It is classified as “new media”, with its format unknown.
  • Production is scheduled to wrap up in December.

A production called ‘Mega Man Legends’ has appeared in a public Canadian performers’ union database, prompting speculation about a new project as Capcom approaches the series’ 40th anniversary next year. Its format and purpose are unknown: the listing categorises it as “new media”, which can cover games, television…

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Lucy Hale Notes “Everyone Is Willing” To Reunite For ‘Pretty Little Liars’ Revival: “There’s Gotta Be A New Version Of ‘A’”

  • Lucy Hale says the cast is open to a revival.
  • A suitable script and storyline are needed.
  • Hale says a new “A” would be essential.

Lucy Hale says the cast of Pretty Little Liars would be willing to return for a revival, provided the team finds the right script and story. Her comments suggest a reunion is possible, but no revival has been confirmed. Hale imagines Aria and Ezra still together with children,…

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Forget ‘Tracker,’ Disney+’s Forgotten 13-Episode Crime Series Is a Perfect Weekend Binge

  • *The Finder* offers a case-of-the-week crime story.
  • It ran for 13 episodes in 2012.
  • Audience reception was stronger than its ratings success.

*The Finder* is a crime procedural that follows Walter Sherman, a former soldier whose brain injury left him with an unusual ability to find missing people and objects. The article presents the 2012 series as a potential weekend binge for viewers who enjoy *Tracker*’s case-of-the-week format, while noting…

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Robinson says Pochettino’s United links have not unsettled US squad

  • Robinson says United rumours have not distracted the US squad.
  • Pochettino is reportedly keen on the job but in no rush to leave.
  • His US contract runs through the 2030 World Cup.

Antonee Robinson said reports linking US men’s national team manager Mauricio Pochettino with Manchester United had not unsettled the squad. He described the speculation as “outside noise” and said players remained focused on preparing for their Concacaf Nations League quarter-final against Haiti. Pochettino attended training in Georgia but…

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Kirk Cousins’ agent due massive payday after Minnesota trade

  • Cousins returns to Minnesota for the final nine regular-season games.
  • Three teams are paying him during the same season.
  • The Raiders are turning to rookie Fernando Mendoza.

The Minnesota Vikings have signed quarterback Kirk Cousins after a 23-6 defeat by Buffalo exposed their need for another option at the position. The 6-2 team will pay him about $650,000 for its final nine regular-season games, bringing him back to the club where he spent six seasons.…

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In 1978, Roy Scheider priced himself out of a ‘Best Picture’-winning classic. He thought ‘Jaws 2’ was a safer bet

  • Scheider passed on *The Deer Hunter* for *Jaws 2*.
  • He reportedly felt his fee did not match the role.
  • Robert De Niro became the film’s leading man.

Roy Scheider chose to reprise Police Chief Martin Brody in *Jaws 2* rather than star in *The Deer Hunter*, which later won several Academy Awards, including Best Picture. His decision meant the film needed a new lead, and Robert De Niro took the role of Michael Vronsky. The…

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My secret to beating the election blues, and why it gets a laugh from my girls every time

  • Election stress can affect family life, especially for teenagers.
  • Yadegar suggests gratitude, music, dancing and shared meals.
  • A 24-hour break from social media can make room to reconnect.

Shirin Yadegar says the election’s emotional aftermath can spill into family life, particularly for teenagers, and argues that constant political news and social media add stress to already busy lives. Drawing on advice from her rabbi, she recommends focusing on daily relationships and personal routines rather than allowing…

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8 Movies To Watch if You Love Ken Russell’s ‘The Devils’

  • *The Devils* has a new 4K restoration.
  • The article recommends eight thematically related films.
  • Religion, hysteria and repression connect the selections.

The article recommends eight films for viewers drawn to Ken Russell’s 1971 film *The Devils*, a controversial, heavily censored work about religious hysteria and political persecution. Its renewed relevance comes from the release of a 4K restoration of the 114-minute director’s cut. The article links the films through…

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Brenda Song Says She Was ‘Overworked’ and ‘Underpaid’ on ‘The Suite Life of Zack and Cody,’ Recalls Fainting on Set: I Thought, ‘Am I Having a Panic Attack?’

  • Brenda Song says the sitcom left her feeling overworked and underpaid.
  • She recalled fainting during a hot-tub scene.
  • Dylan Sprouse said one crossover residual cheque was five cents.

Brenda Song says she felt overworked and underpaid while starring in the Disney Channel sitcom “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody”, though she also credits Disney with giving her a platform. Her comments highlight concerns about the working conditions and residual payments associated with a popular show.…

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Marvel’s VisionQuest Series Finale Review: ‘Forever’

  • The finale’s late villain reveal weakens its momentum.
  • Vision reaches Ultron through his remaining humanity.
  • Tommy and Billy reunite as the story hints at Wanda’s return.

The finale of Marvel’s *VisionQuest* delivers action and a reunion between Vision’s family, but the review finds it less satisfying than the episodes before it. Its main weakness is a late switch to Virgil Horton as the villain: James Spader remains compelling as Ultron, while his performance as…

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