Boeing 737 Max Air Disasters The Focus Of Participant Docu To Be Directed By Rachel Dretzin & Barak Goodman

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Little Mix just dropped their music video for “Break Up Song”.

All hail “Steve Thee Stallion”! A video featuring the face of Steve Harvey, 63, edited onto the body of Megan Thee Stallion, 25, from a past performance of her hit “Big Ole Freak” has gone viral. The original clip stemmed from Meg’s 25-minute performance from NPR’s Tiny Desk series, which debuted back in December. While it’s definitely still Meg’s voice and body, the editing magician covered the Houston native’s face with Steve’s, who appears to rap the racy track word-for-word!

HBO Max has picked up the 2020 Sundance award winner Charm City Kings from Sony Pictures. The new digital streaming service from WarnerMedia will release the drama under its Warner Max label sometime this year.

Barack Obama is doing his best to ensure that high school seniors across the country still get to celebrate graduation amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Va-va-voom! Demi Lovato showed off her figure in a sexy swimsuit in a fun DIY photoshoot and her boyfriend, Max Ehrich, approves.

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Three of Russell Simmons' accusers are telling their stories about the hip-hop mogul's alleged sexual harassment in a new HBO Max documentary, .

Three of Russell Simmons' accusers are telling their stories about the hip-hop mogul's alleged sexual harassment in a new HBO Max documentary, .

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It seems like the Coronavirus outbreak has been putting everything on a halt. Right from the Cannes Film Festival to the Wimbledon tournament, every event stands cancelled owing to the present situation prevailing around the world.

The world's most famous comic book convention is the latest high-profile cancellation

LOS ANGELES — San Diego Comic-Con, an annual celebrity-studded showcase of superhero films and pop culture, has been canceled for the first time in its 50-year history due to the global coronavirus outbreak, organizers said on Friday.

At this point, it was probably inevitable that San Diego Comic-Con was not going to be happening. However, with the amount of anticipation it generates each and every single year, hope sprung eternal that the coronavirus pandemic would not affect the gathering in 2020.