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ANOHNI Covers Selena For Balenciaga

At Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday, Balenciaga presented its 55th Couture Collection, the first designed by Pierpaolo Piccioli, accompanied by a newly recorded, orchestrally backed soundtrack performed by ANOHNI. The performance opened with ANOHNI's cover of "I Could Fall In Love," the lead single from Tejano pop star…

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Netflix Lands Golf Drama ‘Jupiter Island’ From Connor Hines & A24 With Straight-To-Series Order, Inks Overall Deal With ‘Love Story’ Creator

  • Netflix orders golf drama Jupiter Island straight to series.
  • Creator Connor Hines signs exclusive overall deal with Netflix.
  • A24 studios; series inspired by real PGA-world events.

Netflix has secured a straight-to-series order for Jupiter Island, a golf drama from Emmy-nominated writer Connor Hines and independent studio A24, and has simultaneously signed Hines to an exclusive overall deal to develop new series for the streamer. Hines, who created and executive produced FX's acclaimed Love Story:…

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2 Ports Out Now on PS5, But They Come at a High Cost

  • Black Ops 1 and 2 ports are out on PS4 and PS5.
  • Full experience of both games costs up to $140.
  • PS Plus discount cuts the total to about $60 until 6 August.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2 have been re-released digitally on PS4 and PS5, but the ports have drawn attention chiefly for their high price. Each game costs $40, with a separate $29.99 season pass for the downloadable content, meaning fans wanting the full experience of…

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‘Free Willy’ Reimagining Set at Warner Bros., Russo Bros’ AGBO (Exclusive)

  • Warner Bros. and the Russos' AGBO are rebooting Free Willy.
  • Mary-Margaret Kunze and Jade Halley Bartlett will write the script.
  • It joins AGBO's slate alongside Rambo and Avengers: Doomsday.

Warner Bros. and AGBO, the production company run by Anthony and Joe Russo, are teaming up on a reimagining of the 1993 family adventure film Free Willy. Screenwriters Mary-Margaret Kunze and Jade Halley Bartlett have been hired to write the script, bringing the story of a troubled boy…

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‘Sterling Point’: Megan Park’s Prime Video Drama Centred on Reunited Sisters Premiering August 5

  • Megan Park's 'Sterling Point' dramatises the reunion of two estranged sisters navigating family secrets
  • All episodes premiere on Prime Video on August 5
  • Features an ensemble cast including Ella Rubin and Keen Ruffalo; trailer features Gracie Abrams music

Creator Megan Park explores sisterhood and hidden family secrets in 'Sterling Point,' a coming-of-age drama arriving on Prime Video. The series follows two long-lost sisters as they navigate their unexpected reunion, anc

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IRON MAIDEN Wouldn’t Attend ROCK HALL Induction Even If The Band Wasn’t On Tour: ‘I Don’t Do Those Sort Of Things’, Says STEVE HARRIS

  • Iron Maiden will skip their Rock Hall induction, tour or no tour.
  • Harris and Dickinson say awards mean little to the band.
  • The 2026 ceremony is on 14 November in Los Angeles.

Iron Maiden bassist Steve Harris and singer Bruce Dickinson have made clear that the band will not attend their induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame's Class of 2026, and that they would stay away even if they were not on tour at the time. Speaking…

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10 Most Depressing Blockbuster Movies, Ranked

  • Collider ranks the ten most depressing yet successful blockbuster films.
  • My Girl, Legends of the Fall and Dances With Wolves take the bottom three spots.
  • The piece argues sombre blockbusters can still succeed commercially.

Collider has published a ranked opinion piece by writer Diego Pineda Pacheco identifying the ten most depressing blockbuster films ever made. The article's premise is that although blockbusters — big-budget, mass-market films in the mould of Steven Spielberg's Jaws (1975) — are usually associated with excitement and crowd-pleasing…

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Bon Scott YouTube Channel Posts Rare Footage and Rocker Tributes in Honor of Late AC/DC’s Singer’s 80th Birthday

  • Bon Scottu2019s 80th birthday prompted new rare footage and tributes
  • Rock stars highlighted Scottu2019s lasting impact on hard rock
  • Posts include early Fraternity footage and vintage AC/DC interviews

Bon Scott’s official YouTube channel has marked what would have been the late AC/DC singer’s 80th birthday by releasing rare archive footage and tribute messages from prominent rock musicians. The posts matter because they celebrate Scott’s continuing influence on hard rock while reconnecting fans with lesser-seen material from…

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