Scott Caan-Led Crime Drama ‘One Day As A Lion’ Lands At Grindstone; J.K. Simmons, Frank Grillo, Michael Carmen Pitt, Virginia Madsen, Others Co-Star

Marta Balaga “Hard Boiled” director John Woo is developing a historical drama about Chinese American Dean Lung — the valet of Oakland’s first mayor Horace Walpole Carpentier — whose donation helped found Columbia University’s Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures. The film has the working title “Dean Lung.”The university still refers to the letter Lung sent to Columbia president Seth Low in 1901. “I send you here with a deposit check for $12,000 as a contribution to the fund for Chinese learning in your university,” it said.

Barcelona have named Frenkie de Jong in their pre-season tour squad of the United States with Manchester United into a tenth week of discussions to sign the midfielder.

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott announced they were changing the name of their second child, and for some reason, they still haven’t gone through with it. The couple famously announced that they were taking back their son’s original name, “Wolf Webster” in March. “FYI OUR SONS NAME ISN’T WOLF ANYMORE,” she wrote on her Instagram story.

Christian Bale, Margot Robbie, John David Washington, Taylor Swift and many, many more looks to fall in line with his previous films, like 2013’s and 2015’s . Merging fact with fiction, this mostly true story follows a doctor, a nurse and an attorney, who first met in Belgium before becoming prime suspects in a 1930s murder. “You don’t get here without things starting a long time ago. So, two soldiers and a nurse found ourselves in…” Bale is heard saying, before Robbie’s character chimes in by adding, “Amsterdam.”  In addition to Bale, Robbie, Washington and Swift, who was last seen in, the cast also includes Alessandro Nivola, Andrea Riseborough, Anya Taylor-Joy, Chris Rock, Matthias Schoenaerts, Michael Shannon, Mike Myers, Timothy Olyphant, Zoe Saldana, Rami Malek and Robert De Niro.Speaking of De Niro, marks his third collaboration with Russell after and.

American rapper Travis Scott stopped his performance on Monday to ensure fans were safe, eight month after the Astroworld tragedy that killed ten people and injured thousands of others. Travis – the 31 year old dad of Kylie Jenner's kids – was performing in Houston Texas on November 5, 2021 when a crowd crush ensued and tragically became fatal for some audience members.

Travis Scott isn't taking any chances when it comes to the safety of his audiences. The «Goosebumps» rapper stopped his show on Monday due to safety concerns.Scott performed an impromptu set at the Coney Island Art Walls’ Independence Day event, after first being billed simply as a «live DJ,» and took the stage alongside Meek Mill, reports.During his set, the crowd at the outdoor event was packed in tight, and several concertgoers climbed up the metal lighting truss and scaffolding to get a better view, precariously dangling on the metal framework.

The 2022 edition of the Day N Vegas festival has been cancelled because of “a combination of logistics, timing and production issues”.The Las Vegas event – set to take place from 2-4 Sep and promoted by AEG’s Goldenvoice – was due to include Travis Scott’s first festival appearance since last year’s Astroworld tragedy.The rapper had also been due to headline the 2021 edition of Day N Vegas, but that took place just a week after ten people died as a result of a crowd surge during Scott’s performance at the Houston festival he founded, after which he cancelled his appearance at the Vegas event.According to Billboard, disappointing ticket sales are behind Goldenvoice’s decision to cancel Day N Vegas 2022. With Scott’s big festival return, plus SZA and J Cole also headlining, promoters were expecting more demand for the event.

Travis Scott was set to headline his first festival since the Astroworld tragedy in 2021, but now it'll have to wait. The Day N Vegas has been canceled.The festival announced on Friday that it will have to cancel the highly anticipated event due to «a combination of logistics, timing and production issues.» The festival didn't explain further exactly what led to the cancelation, but it did announce that «the refund process will begin immediately.»The «Goosebumps» rapper was supposed to headline Day 3 of the Day N Vegas Festival initially scheduled for Labor Day weekend from Sept.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorThe CEO of TikTok tried to reassure U.S. lawmakers — who have renewed concerns over its sharing of U.S. user data with employees in China — that the video app company is taking steps to restrict that access to only a “narrow” slice of data.TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew sent a letter dated June 30 to nine GOP senators in response to their inquiry this week “demanding answers on TikTok’s backdoor data access for Beijing,” a reference to China’s communist regime.

Harry Styles is going absolutely nowhere, securing his sixth consecutive week at Number 1 on the Irish Albums Chart with Harry’s House.

Freeform and 20th Television’s “AZNBBGRL” has unveiled its main cast. The coming-of-age drama — about three Asian American teenagers in the vibrant Vietnamese community of Little Saigon in Orange County, Calif. — will star Cathy Bui, Lynn Kim Do and Jazelle Villanueva.The one-hour-long episodes will follow the three teens’ “desire to break free from generational expectations and carve out their own place in the world.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorThe Palm Springs International ShortFest wrapped Sunday with juried prizes going to Estonia’s “Sierra” for Best of the Fest, South Korea’s “The Cave” for best animated short and “The Sentence of Michael Thompson” for best documentary, in both juried and audience categories. Cambodia’s “Further and Further Away” took the best live action short over 15 minutes prize and “The Right Words” from France won the best live action short 15 minutes and under category.The winners of the top awards are eligible to submit their shorts to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for Oscar consideration.Additional prizes included:Student Animated Short●     Winner: The Seine’s Tears (France) Student Documentary Short●     Winner: La Prova (Belgium)Best Student International Short – Winner received a $500 cash prize.●     Winner: Bug (Israel),Best Student U.S.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorHollywood producer Janet Yang was feted on Tuesday evening at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures with a pillar named in her honor.Yang, who worked alongside Steven Spielberg on “Empire of the Sun,” and produced Netflix’s “Over the Moon” and “The Joy Luck Club,” became the first Asian American woman to have a pillar at the museum. She called it “a symbol of how communities can come together.”Some of the most prominent Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Hollywood came out to celebrate the historic moment, including legendary actor James Hong, journalist Lisa Ling, singer Katherine Ho, Gold House CEO and co-founder Bing Chen, actor Daniel Dae Kim and California State Treasurer Fiona Ma.

Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are not letting their issues stand in the way of their co-parenting relationship!