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In what is the modern-day equivalent of a film getting a fancy new special edition DVD prior to a sequel or a remake, Disney will be adding a slew of “Indiana Jones” content to its Disney+ streaming platform in the lead-up to “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.” With the fifth Harrison Ford-starring period piece actioner set to premiere in Cannes on May 18 and worldwide on June 30, the platform will host the previous four Steven Spielberg-directed and George Lucas-produced “Indiana Jones” films and the decades-old television episodic beginning May 31.“Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark,” originally titled just “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” will join “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom,” “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” and “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.” Alongside those Lucasfilm-produced and Paramount-released blockbusters will be “The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones.”Airing on ABC in the mid-1990s, “The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles” were hour-long episodes showcasing Indy in two stages of his life, as a nine-year-old played by Corey Carrier and a 20-year-old played by Sean Patrick Flanery. The stories concerned Indy making his way through significant moments in history and would be bookended by a 93-year-old Indiana Jones (George Hall).

As the summer months approach, TV usage is down in the U.S. for the third consecutive month, according to Nielsen’s latest edition of The Gauge.

Stateside, audiences may know Amat Escalante best for directing episodes of “Narcos: Mexico” for Netflix. But Escalante deserves more recognition than that, having excellent independent dramas like 2013’s “Heli” and 2016’s “The Untamed.” And Escalante returns to the Croisette for the first time since “Heli” premiered in competition for the Palme d’Or with his new film, “Lost In The Night.” READ MORE: Cannes Directors’ Fortnight 2023 Lineup Includes New Films From Hong Sang-soo, Michel Gondry & More As a late addition to the Cannes line-up, “Lost In The Night” won’t have its world premiere in competition for the fest’s top prize, instead premiering in the Cannes Premiere section.

Naman Ramachandran Prolific Indian actor Anil Kapoor will star in “Subedar” for Vikram Malhotra’s Abundantia Entertainment. The film will be directed by Suresh Triveni, who previously directed T-Series’ comedy-drama “Tumhari Sulu” (2017) and T-Series and Abundantia’s Prime Video original thriller “Jalsa” (2022), both headlined by Vidya Balan. “I have done a lot of action films, but this is a pure action film, a dramatic action film,” Kapoor told Variety. “I’m excited about it.” The plot is under wraps at the moment. Principal photography will commence Sept. 15. Kapoor also confirmed that he is on board and will play the lead in the Hindi-language adaptation of 2019 Malayalam-language hit “Android Kunjappan Ver 5.25,” where a father-son relationship gets an endearing twist when an AI humanoid enters their lives.

The Night Agent conceded its No. 1 spot on Nielsen’s streaming charts to Ali Wong and Steven Yeun for the week of April 10 to April 16.

In the recent episode of The Sam and Billie Show podcast, Sam Faiers shared her excitement as she revealed that her son Edward has managed to sleep through the night, for the first time.The former TOWIE star, 32, told her sister Billie Shepherd, 33, the exciting news, as she announced: "Edward slept through the night for the first time last night. We had not one wake-up in the night." As the sisters celebrated the milestone, Sam continued: "So on Tuesday I set myself a goal, 'right I'm doing it this time, by the weekend I want him sleeping through the night', so I've been quite consistent with it.

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There are new warnings of simple symptoms - which could easily be dismissed - amid a rise in one serious illness.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a woman was left with serious injuries following an attack in Bolton.

Both Usher and Chris Brown hopped onstage at the Lovers & Friends Music Festival on Saturday (May 6) as details continued to emerge about an alleged altercation they had.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic Watching a police-procedural homicide drama, whether it’s the grungiest of VOD potboilers or the most visionary film of the genre, Michael Mann’s silvery, dread-drenched “Manhunter,” we more or less know one thing: At the end of two hours, the grisly mystery we’ve been dunked in will have its catharsis and its resolution. We will know who the killer is, and in knowing that a kind of order will have been restored. David Fincher’s “Zodiac,” with its tantalizing ambiguities, might stand as an exception to the form — a singular winding creep-out, without the closure we’re thirsting for — yet even there you feel, by the end, that you’ve glimpsed the face of evil. But “The Night of the 12th,” the French thriller that was nominated for 10 César Awards and won six of them, including best picture (it opens here on May 19), throws the audience a slow-motion curveball that’s intended to tinker with our dreams. And to a degree, it does. Based on a true-crime book by Pauline Guéna, the movie turns into one of the most casually authentic of investigative murder mysteries. Each time we think we’re seeing a classic suspense arc, it unravels into a dead end, and we think to ourselves: Of course. Crime in real life doesn’t necessarily happen so neatly. “The Night of the 12th” is a mostly compelling sit, though what lends the film its singular texture is that it keeps tricking us into thinking it’s a more conventional thriller than it is.

Beef barreled onto the streaming scene, debuting at No. 4 among Nielsen’s Top 10 streaming programs for the week of April 3 to April 9.

Staffers on late-night shows The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers can breathe slightly easier after the hosts and the networks worked out plans to pay crew after the late-night shows went dark.

Oh no! Kim Kardashian suffered a wardrobe malfunction during the 2023 Met Gala, but thankfully it appears to have happened at the end of the night.

The Night Agent dropped out of the top three on Netflix’s list of most popular English-language TV shows for the week of April 24 to April 30. Meanwhile, The Diplomat held onto its crown.

Kylie Jenner kept the night going at the 2023 Met Gala After Party and she changed into a new look to attend the event.

Met Gala on Monday. Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Lopez, Jimmy Fallon, Jared Leto and many, many more were among the celebs in attendance for the high-profile New York event. After walking the red carpet at New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art, guests were treated to drinking, dancing and general merriment — including a performance by Lizzo.

never fails to disappoint when it comes to jaw-dropping—and ultimately, trendsetting—beauty looks. This year, celebrities went all out with hairstyles honoring the night's theme of "Karl Lagerfeld: A Line Of Beauty"—so much so to recreate the late designer's iconic Kaling wasn't the only attendee to to leave their beauty comfort zone with a creative do: Emily Ratajkowski and Olivia Wilde debuted new looks with piecey micro bangs and a blonde bombshell blowout respectively, while Quinta Brunson showed off a breathtaking sculptural updo.Whether you love keeping up with A-listers or are simply seeking beauty inspo, keep scrolling to see the best hairstyles at the Met Gala 2023, and get ready to screenshot.As far as I'm concerned, Quinta Brunson won the red-carpet with this breathtaking sculptural updo.Emily Ratajkowski rocked blunt baby bangs and loose waves, accessorizing with a romantic bow.Rita Ora stunned in voluminous “messy” beach waves.The Do Revenge star showed off a chic tousled wolf cut with bangs.The viral rapper traded in her signature curls for long locks and side bangs.Michaela Coel stunned in breathtaking braids.By Talia AbbasBy Emily TannenbaumBy Emily TannenbaumPhoebe Bridgers a gorgeous gray updo.Naomi Campbell served looks and length with an ultra-long, sleek style.By Talia AbbasBy Jake SmithBy Shanna ShipinBy Andrea NavarroMore from GlamourSee More Stories© 2023 Condé Nast.

has been renewed for season 2. The political drama starring Keri Russell has quickly captured the attention of audiences. With 57.48 million hours viewed in just the first weekend, the series quickly topped Netflix's weekly global top 10 English-language series list. Created by Debora Cahn, is described by Netflix as «a high-stakes, contemporary political drama about the transcendence and torture of long-term relationships, between countries and people.» Season 1 follows a newly appointed U.S.

Zendaya and Tom Holland enjoyed a date night at Usher‘s Las Vegas residency this week.