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Drake has been forced to defend himself after he received heavy criticism for a short flight on his private jet. The Gods Plan rapper is the proud owner of a Boeing 767-200 plane which he purchased in 2019 for a reported eye-watering $220million (£182m). He is then said to have casually splurged a cool $100m (£83m) on refurbishing the jet and transforming it into Air Drake, as it was previously used as a cargo plane for 23 years. Twitter account Celeb Jets has fallen under the spotlight recently thanks to it tracking the flight patterns of private planes owned or rented by the rich and famous, such as Kylie Jenner, Floyd Mayweather, Mark Wahlberg and Steve Spielberg. The account informs its followers of when a jet has taken off carrying a celebrity, their destination and the time it spent getting from one location to the next. Earlier this month, the social media page tracked Air Drake landing in Hamilton, Ontario in Canada following an approximate flight time of 14 minutes. Another flight lasting just 18 minutes between Hamilton and Toronto on July 12 has also been attributed to Drake’s plane. Drake’s Jet Landed in Hamilton, Ontario, CA.

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Tom Cruise may have been the man who saved Hollywood’s ass, according to Steve Spielberg, but the Top Gun: Maverick star wasn’t in the Dolby Theater tonight to save the Academy Awards.

According to National Geographic, state officials confirmed that timbers from the shipwreck of the 17th-century Spanish galleon were found in sea caves earlier this week.The legend of the Santo Cristo de Burgos reportedly inspired filmmaker Steve Spielberg to dream up the idea for the 1985 movie — about a group of kids out to seek a sunken ship’s pirate booty and save their family homes from foreclosure.For 300 years, tales of the shipwreck spread, with the area’s indigenous tribes passing down the legend of a ship that had vanished off the Oregon coast around 1693, carrying porcelain, beeswax and pricey Chinese silk.The new discovery “confirms that our ancestral people knew what they were talking about,” Robert Kentta, cultural resources director for the Confederated Tribes of the Siletz and a member of the Siletz Tribal Council, told National Geographic.The recovery required a team of archeologists, law enforcers and search-and-rescue specialists, who have been searching for the past 15 years. According to National Geographic, powerful tides made for a tricky and dangerous operation that had to be perfectly timed.

Zack Sharf With the 94th Academy Awards set for later this month on March 27, it couldn’t be better timing for some of the biggest nominees to hit streaming platforms in March. Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune” boasts 10 Oscar nominations, the second most-nominated movie of the year, and it’s finally returning to HBO Max this month to stream after originally debuting on the streamer for 31 days last fall.

A huge shark swimming close to a beach in Israel caused beachgoers to scream as others raced to escape the shallow waters.

Nellie Andreeva, Denise Petski Ansel Elgort, star of the upcoming HBO Max drama series Tokyo Vice and Steve Spielberg’s West Side Story remake, has issued a statement after he was accused by a woman of sexually assaulting her when she was 17.The woman, who identified herself only as Gabby, released a lengthy statement on Twitter Friday with the caption “My story with Ansel Elgort”, detailing the alleged 2014 assault.