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Naman Ramachandran Netflix has confirmed the production of its upcoming Korean series “Scandals” (working title), a historical drama set in the Joseon dynasty. The series features a high-profile cast, including Son Ye-jin (“Crash Landing on You”), Ji Chang-wook (“Welcome to Samdal-ri”) and Nana (“Mask Girl”), in a story about love, power and societal expectations. The series is inspired by the 2003 Korean film “Untold Scandal,” which adapted Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’ French novel “Dangerous Liaisons” to a Joseon-era setting.

With a Jason Statham-starring movie you know upfront what to expect. A Working Man is no different. In fact I don’t know why they bother to give these movies titles. Just call it Jason Statham and put a number after that for all the inevitable sequels.

Marvel is announcing the cast of “Avengers: Doomsday” in a livestream on YouTube and its social media channels, using a hashtag for the film’s title. Among the returning cast members are Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Captain America, Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier, Paul Rudd as Scott Lang/Ant-Man and more. Meanwhile, new superheroes are also being introduced to the ensemble: Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm/Invisible Woman (making her Marvel debut in “The Fantastic Four: First Steps”), Letitia Wright as Shuri and Wyatt Russell as John Walker/U.S.

Naman Ramachandran Gwyneth Paltrow has firmly quashed any rumors of a “beef” with Meghan Markle. The Duchess of Sussex is rolling out a lifestyle brand, drawing instant comparisons to Paltrow’s Goop and sparking chatter about a Markle-vs.-Paltrow face-off. When asked during a fan session on her Instagram stories, “Are you comprehending the Meghan Markle beef that social media say you two have,?” Paltrow replied, “I genuinely do not understand this at all whatsoever.

Gwyneth Paltrow is answering questions and is opening up about her future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, how often she talks to her Iron Man co-star Robert Downey Jr., and rumors about a feud with Meghan Markle.

Gwyneth Paltrow‘s comments about intimacy coordinators on set, where she said she felt “stifled” by the presence of one, have been criticised by experts.Caroline Hollick, a former drama boss at Channel 4, described her remarks about intimacy coordinators as “irresponsible”. Hollick, who now works for Peter Chernin’s North Road as senior VP of international production and development, said at drama festival Series Mania Tuesday that the actor’s comments were “quite an irresponsible thing to say.”Paltrow made the remarks while speaking to Vanity Fair about her sex scenes with Timothée Chalamet in Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme, the follow-up to the cult 2019 hit Uncut Gems. She said she felt “very stifled” by the presence of an intimacy coordinator.

The Hunger Games: On Stage went on pre-sale today (March 25), but technical difficulties have left many fans frustrated and without a spot secured for the show.READ MORE: Austin Butler reveals failed audition for key ‘Hunger Games’ characterAs eager fans logged on to nab their tickets, issues with the ticketing website saw them put in a queue, only to be met with an error message once they reached the front saying that their queue number had been rejected.Many have shared their annoyance online, with one user publishing a post on X that read: “Why is the Hunger Games On Stage presale an absolute shambles?”Everyone trying to get pre-sale tickets to The Hunger Games on stage this morning pic.twitter.com/azve0G2ntl— Nicola Austin (@nicola_aus) March 25, 2025maybe the real hunger games is the queue for the hunger games on stage tickets.— this is Li trying⸆⸉ (@cowboylikeli_) March 25, 2025why is the hunger games on stage presale an absolute shambles— ⋆ rachel ⋆ (@racheIaIi) March 25, 2025Another wrote: “Maybe the real hunger games is the queue for the Hunger Games On Stage tickets.”X user @nicotinemoon posted: “Why tf is the queue not moving at all for the Hunger Games On Stage man not even a queue number or anything, guess the odds are not in my favour”Why tf is the queue not moving at all for the hunger games on stage man not even a queue number or anything, guess the odds are not in my favour— liss (@nicotinemoon) March 25, 2025streets are saying once you get to the front of the hunger games on stage queue it just says queue number rejected

Hamdan Ballal is now free again.

Cain Velasquez is going to prison.

Rosie O’Donnell is questioning the results of the 2024 Presidential Election.

Hamdan Ballal has reportedly been beaten and detained.

No Other Land,” is reportedly missing after being attacked, according to a series of posts on X from co-director Yuval Abraham. “A group of settlers just lynched Hamdan Ballal, co-director of our film ‘No Other Land,'” Abraham posted on X Monday. “They beat him and he has injuries in his head and stomach, bleeding.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director George Clooney is putting his romance movie days behind him. Speaking to “60 Minutes” to promote his starring role in the Broadway production of “Good Night, and Good Luck,” Clooney told his fans that he will no longer act in “romantic films anymore.” Clooney’s last romantic-comedy was 2022’s “Ticket to Paradise” with Julia Roberts, which grossed a decent $168 million at the worldwide box office. “Look, I’m 63 years old.

Recently, it was announced that actor Regé-Jean Page (“Black Bag”) is set to star and produce a new version of the classic revenge tale “The Count of Monte Cristo,” based on the novel by beloved French author Alexandre Dumas (“The Three Musketeers”). A report from Deadline says Page’s new version is at Department M.

and spent three hours at a cozy restaurant in LA over the weekend, which is a totally cool and normal and platonic thing to do. Right? Right?!Let's try not to jump to any conclusions. Aniston has publicly lamented her inability to even speak to a man of unidentified relationship status lest the public jump to conclusions, so we'll try not to pile on here.

Alex Ritman Kaley Cuoco is set to take the lead in upcoming mystery thriller series “Vanished,” announced during Series Mania in Lille, where AGC will launch sales. Sam Claflin (“Peaky Blinders,” “Me Before You”), three-time Cesar winner Karin Viard (“Polisse,” “The Bélier Family”) and Matthias Schweighöfer (“Oppenheimer,” “Army of the Dead”) will also star in the series to be direct by Barnaby Thompson (“Pixie,” “Mad About the Boy — The Noel Coward Story”).

Marta Balaga The past always finds you – even if you’re “The German.” “In my experience, you can’t ignore the past. You can hide it and lie about it, but it will always haunt you, you know?,” says Ronit Weiss Berkowitz, who co-created Lionsgate’s show with Moshe Zonder – known for “Fauda” – and producer Assaf Gil. It certainly haunts Uri (Oliver Masucci), a family man and Holocaust survivor recruited by Mossad for a mission in Germany.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Oscar-nominated multi-hyphenate Uberto Pasolini – who produced “The Full Monty” and most recently directed “The Return,” starring Ralph Fiennes as Odysseus – has embarked on a TV series adaptation of Jonathan Swift’s classic satirical adventure “Gulliver’s Travels.” Prominent British writer William Ivory (“We Want Sex,” “The Great Escaper”) is writing the screenplay for the six-episode project on which Pasolini will serve as showrunner. The high-end show, now in early stages, is being produced by Italy’s Roberto Sessa (“The Sea Beyond”) and Germany’s Jan Wünschmann (“The Swarm,” “Concordia”).

TMZ report, rapper Sauce Walka has been confirmed was a victim who was transported to the hospital for the “non-critical condition”, adding that he was only shot in the leg.As for the other man who was shot dead, his identity has not been made public, but was a friend of Sauce Walka. The police have also shared that they believe the incident “was not a random act of violence” and that the victims and suspects likely knew each other.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic If there is an American leading man better-equipped to bring Shakespeare to the masses than Denzel Washington, I can’t think of him. Well, “the masses” may be a stretch — the new production of “Othello” that Washington leads, now playing at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, has broken box office records on the strength of orchestra tickets selling for over $900 a seat. That lucky group of people who will get to see this “Othello” will get to luxuriate in Washington’s silky, fluent delivery of the Bard’s English, and to thrill to the painful irony of Othello’s fundamental lack of understanding that he’s being played by the jealous, venal Iago (an excellent Jake Gyllenhaal).

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