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5 Netflix original movies we're looking forward to watch this December
While one may not be able to go to the theatres owing to the pandemic, there is no lack of options to be explored on the OTT.
Super Nintendo World area to be opened in Universal Studios Japan on February 4
"Super Nintendo World" was originally scheduled to open in time for the 2020 Olympic Games in Japan but got delayed due to the pandemic.
No special effects used to film action sequences in Top Gun: Maverick
Miles who shot to fame with award winning musical drama Whiplash will play Bradley 'Rooster' Bradshaw, the son of Nick 'Goose' Bradshaw, who was portrayed by actor Anthony Edwards in the first movie.
Clarify The Crown is fiction, UK govt to tell Netflix
The fourth season of the British drama is centered around the much publicised unhappy marriage between Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
AR Rahman becomes India ambassador of BAFTA Breakthrough
Expressing his happiness, Rahman said that he is happy to work with BAFTA to discover some of the amazing talents that India is having to offer in film and Television.
Larger than life trailer for Ryan Murphy's upcoming The Prom unveiled
The trailer for Ryan Murphy's The Prom is out and it stars Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman and James Corden as the Broadway performers in bright, coloured and flashy costumes.
Priyanka Chopra starts preps for her latest movie Text For You
Priyanka was wearing a mask while getting her nails done with her hair covered in plastic sheets, and she wrote "Prep..starting text for you on Friday" with the photos.
Jonas Brothers accused of being mean to a black woman
She took to twitter posting a thread of tweets about her experience with the brothers when they took part in a Thanksgiving parade.
Megan Fox files for divorce with husband Brian Austin Green
Megan had earlier filed for divorce in 2015 as well but didn't go through with it, withdrawing the divorce in 2019.
25 greatest actors of 21st century revealed by New York Times
The list was curated by publication's critics A.O. Scott and Manohla Dargis featuring impeccable actors from different parts of the world including some veterans and some breakthrough performers.
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