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“The Interview,” that she deleted her Twitter after receiving explicit AI-generated images of herself when she was a minor.“I hate AI,” she said. “I mean, here’s the thing: AI could be used for incredible things. I think I saw something the other day where they were saying that artificial intelligence was able to detect breast cancer four years before it progressed.

Instagram video from the hospital on Friday informing his fans that he was burnt from an “explosion” at his farm.“Hey everybody, I had an explosion in my face,” Wilson said while lying in a hospital bed with a oxygen tube on, as doctors treated his injuries. “I’m okay. I’m gonna be okay,” he continued.

who recently filed for divorce from her husband after two years of marriage.“The truth is there was a great deal of love but also unfortunately what became clear were Ben’s erratic mood swings that he couldn’t hide from the press, as much as he tried to,” an insider told People in a report published Saturday.“You could see the erratic behavior, the giant mood swings,” the source continued, claiming that the “Argo” actor/director, 52, would go from “being incredibly happy and warm — the best light that emanated from him” to “the deepest, darkest behavior.”“I think he was signaling a message to the press,” the insider went on about Affleck. During his marriage to Lopez, 55, it was clear that Affleck wasn’t enjoying the public attention that heir relationship was getting.Lopez, meanwhile, seemed to embrace the cameras following her and Affleck.

LOS ANGELES — In a sleepy summer weekend at the box office, holdovers reigned supreme as newcomers landed without a splash.“Deadpool & Wolverine” reclaimed first place at the North American box office in its fifth weekend with $18.3 million. Its cumulative international earnings now sit at over $1.2 billion.The Walt Disney Co., which owns 20th Century Studios, claimed the top two spots on the charts for the second weekend in a row with “Alien: Romulus” following close behind the foul-mouthed superhero movie.

“Star Wars” series — deemed “woke” by many online fans — was recently canceled after only one season, which came as a surprise to some of the cast members.Lee Jung-Jae, who played Master Sol in the Disney+ show, reacted to the cancellation in an interview with Entertainment Weekly on Friday.“To hear the news, I was quite surprised personally as well,” said Jung-Jae, 51.Created by Leslye Headland, “The Acolyte” is set in the Republic Era and follows an investigation into a spree of murders that pits a Jedi Master (Jung-Jae) and his former Padawan (Amandla Stenberg) against forces of evil long thought to be extinct within the galaxy.Jung-Jae noted that while his character was killed in the Season 1 finale, he was hoping the show would return for Season 2.“I wouldn’t have appeared in the second season if there was one anyway,” the South Korean actor told EW. “But personally speaking, I really loved Leslye’s writing.