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Timothée Chalamet lands next lead movie role
Digital Spy· 10 minutes agoDune: Part Two star Timothée Chalamet has landed his next lead movie role. The actor is set to star in Josh Safdie's upcoming A24 film ...
Harlan Coben shares exciting update on new Netflix series
Digital Spy· 19 minutes agoSharing the update with fans on X/Twitter, Coben addressed Argentina and "everyone else" and said he...
Twisters director had no idea about Tom Cruise's premiere appearance
Digital Spy· 2 hours agoTwisters director Lee Isaac Chung has revealed he had no idea about Tom Cruise's surprise appearance...
From 'one-way' communication to Bridgerton memes: How government social media pages have evolved
Ottawa Citizen· 3 hours agoAs federal government organizations’ social media pages have grown and evolved over more than a...
7 top new movies to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, Max and more (July 16-22)
Tom's Guide· 7 hours agoThere are plenty of new movies arriving on the best streaming services this week with Netflix, Prime...
15 Hilarious Fails From The Internet This Week That Will Obliterate You With Laughter
BuzzFeed via Yahoo Canada News· 14 hours agoThis method of selling wine: euros telling me wine in a box is weird and trashy meanwhile they’re...
The 32 greatest Ryan Reynolds movies
Games Radar· 17 hours agoHailing from Vancouver, Ryan...but quit a few years later to attend college full-time. At the behest of fellow actor Chris William Martin...soap opera...
Oppenheimer is 50% off in Prime Day deal
Digital Spy· 24 hours agoYou can also save on Immaculate, Back to Black and more.
Cult 2006 Film ‘The Fall’, Starring Lee Pace, Getting Global 4K Re-Release Via Mubi
Deadline via Yahoo Canada News· 1 day agoEXCLUSIVE: Arthouse streamer and distributor Mubi is set to re-release Tarsem’s cult 2006 film The...
“House of the Dragon” recap: Black omens and dead dragons
Entertainment Weekly via Yahoo Canada News· 1 day agoHe’s unnerved, though, when in response she mysteriously says, “It’s a pity, don’t you think, that...
