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Isaac Mizrahi Documentary ‘Unzipped’ Acquired by Janus Films, Theatrical Re-Release Planned for September (EXCLUSIVE)
Janus Films has acquired the North American rights to “Unzipped”, Douglas Keeve’s acclaimed 1995 documentary about fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi, and will give the film a theatrical re-release. The move brings a landmark 1990s fashion documentary into the library of a distributor known for prestige and art-house cinema, introducing it to new audiences via a…
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Rob Reiner posthumously nominated for an Emmy for The Bear
The late director and actor Rob Reiner has received a posthumous Emmy nomination for his guest role in Season 4 of FX’s “The Bear”, in which he played restaurant and business consultant Albert Schnurr, a character who mentors Ebraheim (Edwin Lee Gibson) on franchising. He will compete in the guest actor in a comedy series…
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In the ashes of Destiny 2, furious developer creates playable Pete Parsons-themed parody raid where the former Bungie CEO attacks “the entire playerbase” with cars
A disgruntled developer has built a playable parody raid for Destiny 2 that casts former Bungie CEO Pete Parsons as its central boss, depicting him attacking “the entire playerbase” with cars. The creation is a pointed piece of satire aimed at Bungie’s leadership during a period of turmoil for the studio and its flagship shooter,…
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The dead dance earns Lady Gaga a sixth Emmy nomination for Wednesday
Lady Gaga has received an Emmy nomination in the outstanding music and lyrics category for “The Dead Dance”, a song she wrote for the second season of Netflix’s “Wednesday”. The nomination brings her career total to six Emmy nominations, adding to a Sports Emmy she won for her performance of “Hold My Hand” at the…
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‘Hacks’ Jean Smart Chases Emmy History As She Nears Julia Louis-Dreyfus & Cloris Leachman Record
Jean Smart has secured another Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for the final season of HBO Max’s *Hacks*, positioning her to potentially make Emmy history. Having already won the award for each of the show’s first four seasons, a fifth win at the September ceremony would give her eight acting…
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Bowen: For all his bluster, Trump has no better option than talks with Iran
The BBC’s international editor Jeremy Bowen argues that, despite Donald Trump’s aggressive rhetoric, the US president has no realistic alternative to negotiating with Iran. Speaking at a Nato summit in Turkey, Trump called Iran’s leaders “scum” and threatened to strike again, yet he also conceded that talks — led by his negotiators Steve Witkoff and…
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Paralives’ Success Shows Being Generous To Players Isn’t Unreasonable
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Paralives Isn’t Interested In Taking Down The Sims
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Henderson has surgery in USA after breaking arm
England midfielder Jordan Henderson has undergone surgery on a broken arm but has not been ruled out of the remainder of the 2026 World Cup. The 36-year-old suffered the freak injury when he fell awkwardly while attempting to jump over the advertising hoardings during celebrations after England’s 3-2 last-16 victory over Mexico, and was carried…
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How are famous faces invited into Wimbledon’s royal box?
A photograph of Roger Federer apparently sitting alone in Wimbledon’s royal box prompted questions about both empty seats at the tournament and how celebrities come to be invited to the exclusive VIP area. The BBC’s “Ask Me Anything” team explained that the 74-seat royal box, first installed in the southern stand of Centre Court when…