Peter Jackson’s ‘Beatles’ documentary will arrive in September

Sony’s Tom Holland/Mark Wahlberg-starrer Uncharted has been dated for a March 14 release in China. The studio’s Weibo account shared the news today with a video message from Holland and Wahlberg and a subtitled trailer, as well as a new poster (see it in full below). This comes at the same time as China has also set a date for Warner Bros/DC’s The Batman, which will go out on March 18.

The Berlin International Film Festival confirmed today it has recorded 128 positive Covid cases from 10,938 tests taken at testing stations around fest hub Potsdamer Platz.

Tiger Woods has revealed he still struggles to walk one year on from his horror car crash and "will never" play golf full-time again.The 15-time Major winner was involved in an accident in February last year which wrecked his vehicle and left him needing surgery on a double leg fracture.Woods hit a tree and flipped his car before being transferred to hospital by paramedics to treat the injuries he sustained in the crash.He has yet to return to the PGA Tour since the accident and has admitted he cannot currently confirm when he will return to the Tour.Speaking to the media ahead of this weekend's Genesis Open, Woods explained: "Will I come back and play a full schedule? No. That will never happen again."I can play certain events here and there, but on a full-time level, no, that will never happen again.

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Kim Jong-un forced hundreds of people to stand outside in the cold to witness a speech honouring his dad. Despite the maximum temperature reportedly being -15 degrees celcius, people stood for over thirty minutes listening at the celebratory event marking the 80th anniversary of the birth of Kim Jong Il, who died in 2011.It is believed that the North Korean leader had a heater under his platform as wires were pictured running underneath it during the event on Tuesday in the northern city of Samjiyon.The speech praised Kim Jong Il as a “stepping stone” leader who left a “revolutionary legacy” for his son.Top official Ri Il Hwan praised the late Kim for building up the military to challenge “US Imperialists.” Tuesday’s event was the first “National Meeting held since July 2019.

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TitanReach, an MMO that raised around £147,231 via crowdfunding, has been cancelled, and the developer has closed down social media channels after being accused of fraud.As reported by PC Gamer, TitanReach was meant to be a “Runescape-like” MMO that relied upon crowdfunded cash to continue development.Developer Square Root raised around £147,231 from fans, however it apparently wasn’t enough – and the game’s lead developer, going by Unravel, said the game was cancelled in August 2021.However, by September of that year Unravel said that funds for TitanReach had been provided by an anonymous investor, and the MMO would continue to be developed.That’s until February 2022, when the game once again ceased development. Unravel claimed in Discord that the funds they were provided by an investor had run out, and said “this ride has not been easy.”Unravel also started talking at length about their plans for NFT integration in the game, something that obviously did not pan out.More details have emerged via YouTuber KiraTV, who has claimed that Unravel had their funding pulled from the anonymous investor due to misappropriating funds.

Sea Of Thieves players will now be able to participate in time-limited events aimed at providing more story in the game.Starting this week, players can join in on Adventures. These Adventures are a chapter within the broader story of Sea Of Thieves. Rare plans on releasing one roughly every month, with each story running for two weeks.

Cate Blanchett famously played elf queen Galadriel in the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, but if she had her way she would have also been secretly seen an in-disguise cameo.

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Paul McCartney dialed in to Howard Stern's radio show on Tuesday morning (April 14) from his home in the English countryside, where he's hunkered down with one of his daughters. But after earlier noting that he'd gotten up in the middle of the night to scratch down a long list of questions he wanted to ask the former Beatle for fear of wasting his precious time with such an iconic music figure, the SiriusXM host dipped back into one of his signature bag-of-tricks queries to kick off the chat. "Are you getting laid?" Stern asked. "The only bad thing about it is that [wife

Meghan Markle has officially landed her next job post-Megxit. The Duchess of Sussex has narrated an upcoming documentary about elephants, titled "Elephant," for Disney's streaming service, Disney+, and it becomes available to watch on April 3.

The release date has been announced for the new documentary about The Beatles directed by Lord of the Rings filmmaker Peter Jackson. The Beatles: Get Back—which was culled from 55 hours of unseen studio footage—hits theaters on September 4 via Walt Disney Studios. The film documents the recording of the Beatles’ final album Let It Be and the iconic London rooftop performance that followed.

The legendary 42-minute concert on London's Savile Row rooftop will feature in its entirety

Disney has acquired the worldwide rights to Peter Jackson's Beatles documentary. The Beatles: Get Back, which will look at the recording of the band's final album, will premiere in the U.S.

The legendary 42-minute concert on London's Savile Row rooftop will feature in its entirety

Walt Disney Studios has acquired the worldwide distribution rights to filmmaker Peter Jackson’s previously announced Beatles documentary, “Get Back,” which creates a new film from the hundreds of hours of footage that spawned the group’s 1970 swan song “Let It Be.”

Disney has acquired the worldwide rights to Peter Jackson's Beatles documentary. The Beatles: Get Back, which will look at the recording of the band's final

By Peter White

Sir Ringo Starr has revealed the Beatles' final performance will be shown in full for the first time by Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson.

Peter Bart Editor-At-LargeIt’s real but surreal: Hamilton, the hottest show of its generation, opens Friday as a streamer! There’s no giant launch party, no massive media campaign. This will not be My Fair Lady time revisited.But the “non-event” is an appropriate metaphor for the challenges facing Hollywood in launching “new” product to a comatose pop culture.