Briarcliff Lands U.S. Rights To Slave Rebellion Thriller ‘Emperor’ & Sets March 27 Release

Wes Anderson’s star-studded comedic drama “The French Dispatch” will debut in theaters on July 24, Searchlight Pictures announced Wednesday.

Virginia State House – Photo: Farragutful, via Wikimedia.

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(Clockwise from top left) U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Lujan, Sen. Doug Jones (center), Jaime Harrison, Mark Kelly, Sen. Gary Peters – Photos: Facebook.

Bernardo Silva has explained that Riyad Mahrez was 'patient' upon his arrival at Man City and that's why he's now enjoying a great campaign.

Janelle Monae – Photo: Marc Baptiste.

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The upcoming film, Spenser Confidential starring Mark Wahlberg as the ex-cop Spenser is a tale of guns, goons and gruesome fights. The film will release on March 6 on Netflix.

Four months after the US, it's finally crossing the ocean

Mark Wahlberg seeks justice against the men that framed him and sent him to prison in the trailer for Netflix's Spenser Confidential, which debuted on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Monday (Jan. 20).The film follows ex-cop Spenser (Wahlberg), who, after being let out of prison, gets roped into helping his old boxing coach and mentor, Henry (Alan Arkin), with promising amateur Hawk (Winston Duke).

Netflix has shared the first trailer for Spenser Confidential, a new action-comedy movie starring Mark Wahlberg and Winston Duke. Co-starring in the film are Post Malone and Marc Maron. Watch the new clip below.

Mark Wahlberg seeks justice against the men that framed him and sent him to prison in the trailer for Netflix's Spenser Confidential, which debuted on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Monday.The film follows ex-cop Spenser (Wahlberg), who, after being let out of prison, gets roped into helping his old boxing coach and mentor, Henry (Alan Arkin), with promising amateur Hawk (Winston Duke).

It's out on March 6

Amnesty International has created a petition on their website demanding the proposed Religious Freedom Bill be made null and void.

Two wives of Bernard Garrett Sr., the central subject of The Banker, are criticizing Apple's decision to release the film in March despite allegations that Garrett's son — initially billed as a co-producer on the film — molested two girls in the family decades ago.Linda Garrett and Kathy Ussery Garrett, who were married to Bernard Garrett Sr. in the 1960s and 1990s respectively, and who are not involved or depicted in The Banker, claim the movie is inaccurate and should be shelved.

A TV series based on the bestselling novel will air this spring

Mark Jenkin, a double BAFTA nominee for his acclaimed debut Bait, has set his next project, Enys Men, an ecosophical horror film, with Film4 having come on board as co-financier.Jenkin will direct from his own script, set on island and about a woman haunted by echoes of both the past and future, with shooting expected to begin in May.Bait, black-and-white, hand-processed and shot on a vintage 16mm camera, become one of 2019's arthouse sleeper hits.

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