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The Numbers reported.The story, a sequel to 2015’s “Inside Out,” centers around a 13-year-old dealing with her new emotions of Anxiety, Envy, Embarrassment and Ennui, which are all characters in the film.It already took home the title of highest earning film of 2024 so far, surpassing “Dune: Part Two,” which was released in March. “Inside Out 2’s” earnings domestically are already $285.7 million, which beat the sci-fi flick, which took in $282 million, according to Variety.It also has the potential to surpass “The Super Mario Bros.

Daily Mail, it makes “infinite commercial sense for Meghan’s first product to be a wine,” saying it’ll net her far more money than other, cheaper items. “As a product, wines are far more aspirationally marketable -— not to mention financially lucrative — than humble jam,” the publication states. Markle has previously hinted she’ll be selling jars of jam from her American Riviera Orchard collection.

attended the sold-out Friday concert at Wembley Stadium with his two eldest children, Prince George, 10, and Princess Charlotte, 9.Shake it off Prince William #princewilliam #erastourtaylorswift #erastour #whiteclawuk The Prince of Wales appeared to be dancing enthusiastically during the “Shake It Off” portion of the four-hour set list, video circulating online showed.The royal trio also posed for a selfie with Swift and her boyfriend, Kansas City Chief tight end Travis Kelce, which was later shared on the singer’s Instagram.A few hours ahead of the show, the royal guard band played “Shake It Off” in front of Buckingham Palace to welcome Swift, 34, to London.William has crossed paths with the musician in the past: In 2013, he, Swift and Jon Bon Jovi famously performed a rendition of “Livin’ on a Prayer” during a Centrepoint charity event at Kensington Palace.“I went to a charity fundraising gala for Centrepoint, which is a young homeless charity that I am very fond of and have supported for many years. It’s an annual fundraiser, and I turn up, and Jon Bon Jovi and Taylor Swift are at the event, which nearly knocked me off my feet as well,” William said of the star-crossed meeting on an episode of Apple Fitness+’s Time to Walk series in 2021.“When I sat down to watch Jon Bon Jovi do his performance, I thought, ‘That’s it.

live rodent — had burrowed beneath Pete’s skin,” writes Fedarko.But it wasn’t a rat, it was a series of intense muscle spasms caused by a heat-related imbalance of sodium in McBride’s bloodstream — a common reason hikers in the canyon are hospitalized.“The only thing surpassing my bafflement was a sense of relief that whatever kind of rabidly deranged parasite this might be, it had seen fit to drill its way into Pete instead of me,” adds the author.Kevin Fedarko had been fascinated by the Grand Canyon from the age of 12 when his father gave him a copy of “The Man Who Walked Through Time,” a book by Welshman Colin Paterson chronicling his journey through the iconic landscape in 1963 as he became the first person to walk the entire length of the canyon.In the autumn of 2015, writer Fedarko was talking to his friend, Pete McBride, when the photographer suggested they walk the same 750-miles in a year-long adventure, a trip that fewer than two dozen people had completed since Paterson.It would be, as McBride suggested, “a walk in the park.”It was anything but.Indeed, as Fedarko writes, it turned out to be “a misguided odyssey through the heart of perhaps the harshest and least forgiving, but also the most breathtakingly gorgeous, landscape feature on earth.”From the outset, It seemed as though their journey was destined to end in failure and, possibly, death – and this despite invaluable advice along the way from Native American tribes, as well as from wilderness experts and local guides.From running battles with cacti, sleeping on anthills and setting fire to their shoes as they tried to thaw them out, “A Walk In A Park” lays bare the scale of their challenge and the physical demands placed on the bodies of “two of the most