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Co-written by and starring Brett Goldstein and starring Jennifer Lopez, the rom-com set at a small airline never really manages to achieve take-off.
Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill and Ice Cube are all considering offers to come back for a third instalment in the franchise which sees cops going under cover.
Yen is directing and starring in the new movie, continuing the story of the titular assassin now he has been freed from his obligations to the High Table.
By: James White
Taylor Swift holds No. 1 on the Hot 100 with her Toy Story 5 single. Ariana Grande sits at No. 2 with her first independent single. But Grande’s album Petal arrives July 31 — her first release since leaving Atlantic Records. Here’s why the summer’s chart war may not be decided until August.
Penn is mostly keeping his new directorial effort a mystery, but it’s reportedly based on the early life of one of the cops who tackled the Capitol riots.
Sanders, a veteran of the ‘Stitch’ world, co-wrote and co-directed the animated 2002 movie and has been the voice of alien troublemaker Stitch ever since.
Assuming their deals close, the ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ and ‘Beef’ actors will star alongside Matt Damon in the ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ duo�
Sophie Fleur de Bruijn’s spec script has been a real hot property, attracting multiple offers from studios and streamers and interest from numerous stars.
The latest entry in the animated franchise scored the best opening of the year to date, while Hugh Jackman’s ‘The Death of Robin Hood’ stumbled in eighth.
Richard Linklater, who co-wrote the movie with Powell and directed, will also be an executive producer, with ‘You’re the Worst’s Stephen Falk showrunning.
