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Brent Lang Executive Editor Detectives Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are feeling the strain of cracking one too many cases together. And, in new footage that Disney premiered for “Zootopia 2” at CinemaCon, that’s sent them to partners therapy. It’s overseen by Dr.

EXCLUSIVE: “There were many things that we knew would happen, many things – I’m not going to say I told you so,” Kamala Harris declared this week in her strongest swipe at Donald Trump since leaving office.

Priscilla Presley has won the first round in an elder abuse lawsuit she filed against her old business associates.On Thursday (April 3), a Los Angeles County judge sided with the former wife of Elvis Presley and ruled that California was the best venue to hear the lawsuit, which claims her ex-associates had conned her out of over $1million.The complaint, filed last July, accused Florida-based memorabilia auctioneer Brigitte Kruse as well as Kevin Fialko, Vahe Sislyan and Lynn Walker Wright of crookedly convincing her to give them power over her and then abusing that control in efforts to steal her money.The case will now proceed with its next hearing in a few weeks.Per Rolling Stone, Judge Mark H. Epstein dismissed the argument by Kruse, Kruse’s husband, and Fialko, who said that Presley’s elder abuse claims against them should be placed on hold while they pursue a separate breach of contract lawsuit against her in Florida.The defendants argued that fighting a lawsuit in California while simultaneously pursuing their previously filed claims against Presley in Florida would be “extraordinarily inconvenient.”Epstein said he considered the argument, “yet another in what seems to be a never-ending series of motions … to move this case out of California and into Florida.” He also rebuffed the claim that Presley signed contracts that agreed to litigate disputes in Florida.“This is not really a contract-based case at its heart; it is a fraud case,” Epstein wrote in his ruling.

Manuel Masalva is currently in a medically induced coma after contracting a bacterial infection while traveling.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic In “Wake Up,” six young activists are determined to make a point. Instead, they wind up on the receiving end of one: stabbed, speared or otherwise impaled by the psychotic security guard at the Ikea-esque House Idea store they’ve targeted for an ecoterrorism stunt.

Lauren Coates Jolt, an AI-driven streaming platform connecting independent films with audiences, has unveiled its latest slate of films, including the premiere of the documentary “Can’t Look Away: The Case Against Social Media.” Other films coming to Jolt include Jon Glassberg’s “Girl Climber,” which follows free climber Emily Harrington, Wendy Lobel’s comedy-drama “Anxiety Club” and Dan Algrant’s “Cathedrals,” which chronicles Algrant’s journey to reconnect with a pair of filmmakers he worked with nearly 50 years prior. Jolt works to create a “new industry standard by transforming the way independent films are distributed and restoring creative sovereignty to filmmakers,” according to a press release.

The Austrian Alps are in for some intense psychedelic therapy when nine new strangers visit Nicole Kidman‘s Masha Dmitrichenko at Zauberwald.

The trailer for cult fave M3GAN 2.0, the sequel to 2022′s M3GAN, is finally here!

Kesha and Scissor Sisters are hitting the road!

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Cristóbal Tapia de Veer, the acclaimed composer of HBO’s “The White Lotus,” said he won’t be back for Season 4. In an interview with the New York Times, the three-time Emmy winner said he and creator Mike White had different visions for the show’s theme song, which started in Season 1 and intensified during production of the currently airing third season. For the show’s first two seasons, Tapia de Veer’s eery theme song contributed to the show’s unsettling atmosphere with strange sounds including a recurring “ooh-loo-loo-loo” chorus.

Elisabeth Moss is hitting the red carpet!

Chris Pratt is stepping out to promote his new sci-fi thriller!

Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal are hitting the stage!

Teddi Mellencamp’s doctors have made a devastating discovery.

The family of a Dumbarton man detained in an Indian prison for the last seven years are calling for more urgency from the UK government in securing his release.

Brent Lang Executive Editor It’s a bird…it’s a plane…it’s DC’s last, best chance to make a movie that rivals Marvel. James Gunn, who was hired by Warner Bros. Discovery chief David Zaslav to reinvigorate DC’s cinematic universe after a series of duds like “The Flash” and “Justice League,” took the stage at CinemaCon on Tuesday to tease what he’s been cooking up.

Lena Dunham stepped out to protest at the Trans Day of Visibility rally held on the National Mall on Monday (March 31) in Washington, DC.

Shia LaBeouf is standing by a documentary that depicts him allegedly initiating physical altercations against some of his acting students.

New York Yankees and YES Network chief Randy Levine is thanking President Donald Trump, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr and other politicians for helping to resolve a carriage fight with Comcast.

Melanie Lynskey feels confident in her husband Jason Ritter‘s ability to fight for her.

Katcy Stephan Sydney Sweeney is in final talks to star in Legendary’s “Gundam” movie. “Sweet Tooth” showrunner Jim Mickle is set to write and direct the live-action film, which is co-developed between Legendary and Bandai Namco Filmworks. Mickle also serves as a producer on the project with Linda Moran through their company, Nightshade. The Japanese military science fiction media franchise “Gundam” first launched in 1979 as a TV series from Yoshiyuki Tomino, “Mobile Suit Gundam.” It grew in popularity through the 1980s due to a wide array of adaptations across animated feature films, novels, manga, toys, models and video games.