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LaKeith Stanfield will play Dennis Rodman in the upcoming movie, 48 Hours in Vegas. The film, directed by Rick Famuyiwa and produced by Phil Lord, Chris Miller, and Aditya Sood, is based on the true story of Rodman’s unexpected trip to Las Vegas during the 1998 NBA Finals. According to reports, a Bulls assistant general manager joined him on the trip. Stanfield recently confirmed the news to Deadline, expressing his excitement about taking on the role.

While some inconsistencies in the Back to the Future movies have reasonable explanations, others are harder to understand. Luckily, most of these plot holes don’t ruin the entire film, and usually just mean a character could have made a different choice. However, a major issue with the setup of Back to the Future Part III suggests the movie shouldn’t have happened at all.

Prime Video has a lot of fantastic TV shows that don’t get enough attention – they’re real hidden treasures. One of these is a sci-fi comedy-drama that finished airing in 2025. While it has a unique premise, it strongly resembles a standout episode of Black Mirror.

According to reports, actor Brock Greene died on December 12th at his home in Manhattan. His manager, Gregg Edwards, confirmed the news. Greene is survived by his brother and sister. The cause of death has not yet been released.

Marvel Studios has been holding back some of its most exciting supernatural projects, like Blade and Midnight Sons, much to the anticipation of fans. While work continues on them, the studio plans to release these after Avengers 5 and 6 finish the current Multiverse Saga.

The Rage: Carrie 2 follows Rachel, a teenager who has been in foster care ever since her mother claimed she was possessed as a child. Now a social outcast, Rachel struggles after her best friend’s suicide, suspecting something wasn’t right. She believes her friend took her own life due to an incident of sexual abuse involving popular students at school.

In addition to appearing on TikTok, the trailer will be shown in major public spaces like London’s Now Vista Building and Times Square in New York City, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

Actors often find success by transitioning between comedic and dramatic roles, sometimes even winning major awards like Emmys or Oscars in both genres. Those who play a variety of memorable characters demonstrate impressive versatility, proving they can convincingly portray a wide range of personalities. Their most well-known roles often span diverse genres, from science fiction and drama to comedy and historical films.