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The film titled “Osiris,” written and co-directed by William Kaufman (known for “Sinners and Saints” and “The Channel”), features Linda Hamilton alongside Max Martini (famous for “Pacific Rim” and “Bosch: Legacy”), Brianna Hildebrand (“Deadpool”), LaMonica Garrett (“1883”), and Linds Edwards (“Homefront”). This upcoming sci-fi action adventure has recently been acquired by Vertical Entertainment for North American distribution (as reported by Variety), which implies that US viewers will soon witness Hamilton’s action comeback, expected to hit theaters this summer. We can also expect trailers and further updates to be released shortly.

She’s a fantastic actress and a truly inspiring collaborator who has played an essential role in the heart of SVU. I adore her, enjoy acting alongside her, and cherish our creative endeavors together. Her return feels like coming home, and I can’t wait for it!

Entitled “Clash,” the upcoming series reportedly focuses on a headstrong, yet out of his depth, Barbarian who needs to unite a motley crew to safeguard their settlement while dealing with the comically preposterous intricacies of warfare. This production is said to take place within the universe of Supercell’s “Clash of Clans” and “Clash Royale,” and preparations are currently in progress.

Filmmaker Jafar Panahi, renowned worldwide for his award-winning movies like “The Circle,” “Offside,” “This is Not a Film,” “Taxi,” and more recently “No Bears,” was detained in Tehran in 2023 due to the strict actions taken by the conservative government. He was jailed for approximately seven months, accused of creating propaganda against the regime.

In 2010, the renowned filmmaker, recognized worldwide for award-winning films like “The Circle,” “Offside,” “This is Not a Film,” “Taxi,” and most recently “No Bears,” was prohibited from creating movies, giving interviews, or traveling. However, he secretly continued to work on his films during this time. The ban was finally lifted in April 2023, and now Iranian officials have granted him permission to attend Cannes to premiere “It Was Just an Accident.

The series “Motorheads” commences with a duo of drivers, among them Christian, speeding along a city street. In an instant, the narrative leaps to the present day. We find ourselves following Zac, Caitlyn and Sam as they enter Ironwood, a town where Caitlyn yearns for a new beginning, while Zac harbors reservations about making a name for himself in a place haunted by the legend of their father. However, his apprehension dissipates swiftly upon encountering Alicia (played by Mia Haeley), a friendly and inviting girl grappling with her own relationship issues. Unsurprisingly, Harris (Josh Macqueen), Alicia’s boorish boyfriend who controls much of the local real estate, takes issue with Zac’s arrival.

Currently, At The Moment functions as a communication platform rather than a news organization. Its primary focus is on disseminating facts across industries like information, marketing, and media. The newly established company aims to assist executives and businesses in narrating their stories via video content. It was recently founded by Robert Wheeler, who served most recently as the Chief Marketing Officer for the North American operations of WPP’s extensive GroupM media-buying division.

DJ Shipley, a retired Navy SEAL, recently discussed action movie fight scenes with Insider. Upon viewing Rebel Ridge, he critically analyzed the film’s portrayal of firearms and police procedures. During the scene where Terry (Pierre) and Chief Sandy (Don Johnson) first meet, Shipley pointed out, “You notice Don Johnson reaches for his pistol just before doing so, he starts to create space, begins to back up,” Shipley explained. “That’s exactly what he should do.” He went on to say:

Posting a picture with Ribero, Tjahjanto, and the lead of The Shadow Strays, where they’re all giving a “peace” sign. This suggests that they might be working together again for one of the director’s upcoming sequels. However, considering the caption, which says “The Buzz just getting started,” it seems more likely to be a reference to The Beekeeper 2, given that this could be one of many bee-themed puns expected in the sequel.

During a recent interview, Bassett discussed actor Peter Krause and his character Bobby on the show. She also mentioned the numerous times fans have approached her about Bobby’s departure from the series. “As I passed through security, I was tapped on the shoulder and heard, ‘Bring Bobby back! Bring Bobby back!'”” she recounted. Instead of dismissing fan speculation completely, Bassett proposed a possible scenario for Bobby’s fate on 9-1-1.