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Director Jon Turteltaub announced that National Treasure 3 is officially in the works with Disney's backing and Nicolas Cage in talks to return. The script is reportedly ready, marking a significant step for the long-awaited sequel.
Sandra Wollner's 'Everytime' won Best Narrative Feature at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, earning €16,000. Ana Urushadze took Best Director for 'Supporting Role' (€10,000). The festival honored veteran actor Emir Hadžihafizbegović with a special award.
A lengthy, ‘Dynasty’-inspired fight scene in ‘Palm Royale’ featured Kristen Wiig and Claudia Ferri in a dramatic showdown. Stunt coordinator Mallory Thompson details the choreography, safety measures, and the actresses' commitment to the elaborate brawl.
Meghan Markle may be considering a return to acting with a reported offer for a UK-based project. This comes as the Duchess and Prince Harry plan an extended stay in Britain, potentially enrolling their children in schools there.
New private equity firm BlackSun has raised $1 billion for its inaugural fund, aiming to invest in sports franchises and media ventures. Uniquely, it emphasizes community and stakeholder participation, with plans for player equity in new leagues and fan investment opportunities.
Earth, Wind, & Fire drummer John Paris has awakened from an induced coma following a critical medical emergency. While showing encouraging progress, Paris faces two major surgeries and remains in intensive care. A GoFundMe has been established to support him and his wife.
Jonas Brothers unveiled their new track 'Listen When Sad' live at Madison Square Garden, signaling a return to their early 2000s sonic influences. The performance marks a nostalgic turn for the band on their 'Burning Up Tour: All Over Again'.
After four successful seasons, the beloved sci-fi comedy-drama 'Resident Alien' will air its series finale on August 8, marking the end of a unique journey in television storytelling.
The beloved series 'Resident Alien' will wrap up with its fourth season, as announced by creator Chris Sheridan, marking a significant moment in television history.