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Angelique Jackson It’s well-documented that Simone Biles doesn’t really like that athletes are bombarded with questions about “what’s next” in the moments after they’ve achieved their lifelong dreams. But as she pondered her future after winning gold medals at the 2024 Olympics, and further cementing her legacy as the greatest gymnast of all time, a path began to emerge — toward entertainment.

EXCLUSIVE: The Los Angeles Film Critics Association is gearing up toward a special yearlong screening series in collaboration with the Egyptian Theatre that will commence in January 2025. In anticipation of the launch, LAFCA — which is putting on the event to celebrate its 50th anniversary — announced two preview dates this year with filmmakers Michael Mann and Todd Haynes, whose Q&As will be moderated by members.

Angelique Jackson There’s always a flurry of activity when a celebrity arrives at a premiere — camera bulbs flashing, fans screaming their name. But when Simone Biles stepped onto the blue carpet on Wednesday night to debut the second part of her revealing Neflix documentary “Simone Biles Rising,” those screams were a few octaves higher-pitched.

Simone Biles is taking us on her Olympic journey.

Aramide Tinubu During the Tokyo Olympics — held in 2021 rather than 2020 because of the pandemic — Simone Biles, the most decorated gymnast of all time, pulled out of the competition at the last minute. Leading up to the games, all eyes were on the U.S. Women’s Gymnastics team, and Biles’ exit caused a frenzy of vitriol across the globe, especially since there was speculation it would be her final Olympics.

as she prepares for the upcoming Paris Olympics. The gold medalist also reflects on her performance at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 – which she withdrew from before the finals to focus on her mental health – and her personal life, including her relationship with her NFL player husband, Jonathan Owens, 28, whom she married last year. “She’s a human being.

J. Kim Murphy “John Wick: Chapter 4” officially bowed at its London premiere Monday evening, with the social media reactions embargo lifting during the event. The fourth entry picks up following the end of “John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum,” which saw Keanu Reeves’ infamous assassin take a tumble from atop the Continental Hotel after being betrayed by his confidante Winston (Ian McShane). Of course, Wick lives. “Chapter 4” finds the deadly pariah traveling the globe to free himself from the rule of the elusive, cutthroat High Table. The critical darling action series has drawn strong praise in its first round of reactions, especially for its deep bench of sparring partners that includes Donnie Yen, Hiroyuki Sanada, Marko Zazor, Scott Adkins and Rina Sawayama. Another central topic of opinion is the film’s runtime, which clocks in at a lengthy two hours and 49 minutes — 38 minutes longer than the previous entry’s.

Actor Elijah Wood wrote on Twitter: "Absolutely horrifying and devastating news about cinematographer, Halyna Hutchins.“My heart goes out to her family."Actor Joe Manganiello wrote: “I’m in shock. I was so lucky to have had Halyna Hutchins as my DP on Archenemy.“An incredible talent & great person.