Shrunken human heads among artifacts seized in anti-smuggling raids

After promoting his two films “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” and “tick, tick…boom!” it seemed as if all the extra questions about potentially appearing in “Spider-Man: No Way Home” were weighing heavy on Andrew Garfield. Unlike Tobey Maguire, who just stayed out of the public eye, and Tom Holland, who was busy talking about other aspects of the film, Garfield was getting hammered for months about whether or not he was showing up.

Match made in heaven! Ben and Erin Napier had a love story worthy of a television show long before they started appearing on HGTV.

Actress Mahira Khan may have spilled a big secret about an important casting in the upcoming season of Netflix’s royal family drama The Crown.

Given the ongoing pandemic with regard to global box office, it’s tempting to say “The more things change, the more things stay the same.” To wit: Disney still leads all studios worldwide, piracy remains a major concern, and many markets are still in Covid-induced flux. But when looking back over 2021 versus 2020, there are some key differences and highlights. Thank heavens, or at least, thank the Toretto family, Godzilla and Kong, James Bond and phenom Spider-Man to name a few headliners who proved that when product is available in cinemas, audiences will embrace the communal experience.

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**Spoilers for ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ are incoming…** **You’ve been warned.** Say what you will about “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” the film definitely doesn’t underdeliver on the number of twists, turns, and surprising cameos. But believe it or not, if the studio went with the early drafts of the script, there could have been a lot more familiar faces showing up in the record-breaking sequel.

Sony/Marvel’s Spider-Man: No Way Home, the gift that keeps on giving, raked in an estimated $25.4M on Monday at 4,336 theaters, off 23% from Sunday’s $33.2M, which puts the MCU title at $495.8M in U.S. and Canada.

On this episode of the Deep Focus podcast, my guest is none other than Alana Haim from the rock group Haim, but more appropriate for this conversation, she is the star of Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, “Licorice Pizza.” Anderson’s latest film is a nostalgic, shaggy return to his San Fernando Valley roots, but it’s really nothing like “Boogie Nights” or “Magnolia” and actually is more in line with George Lucas’ “American Graffiti”—a hangout movie— as if it were made by Lucas, Hal Ashby, and

Paris Fury has given a glimpse of her Christmas tree at their £1.7million mansion which even needed a ladder to decorate it.The 32 year old mum, who shares children Venezuela, 10, Prince John James, eight, Prince Tyson II, four, Valencia, four, Prince Adonis Amaziah, 16 months, and four month old Athena with world heavyweight champion Tyson, 33, pulled out all the stops with the decorations at their home in Lancashire.

The success of “Squid Game” has taken a toll on at least one of its stars.

Hoyeon Jung is addressing her weight loss.

“Home Town” stars Erin and Ben Napier speak about juggling family life with their hectic work schedule in a new interview with People.

A number of products have been urgently recalled over safety concerns in the run-up to Christmas.

EastEnders star Maisie Smith celebrated leaving Albert Square with a trip to the cinema to see a certain webbed superhero. The actress, 21, who played Tiffany Butcher-Baker was dressed all in pink as she posed for photos ahead of the new movie Spider-Man: No Way Home, starring Tom Holland.

“Spider-Man: No Way Home” opens this weekend, and everyone is very excited about the return of some fan-favorite villains to the franchise (including Alfred Molina’s Doctor Octopus and Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin). Just as exciting, though, are the characters from this cycle of “Spider-Man” movies like Tom Holland, Zendaya and, of course, Marisa Tomei as Aunt May.

Sony/Marvel’s Spider-Man: No Way Home grossed an estimated $5.28M in Korea on its first day today. This is significant for a number of reasons: Korea has been extremely soft of late, yet the launch day is 11% over the first day of 2019’s pre-pandemic Spider-Man: Far From Home and is the biggest day-one figure for any title of the pandemic era.

Teddy Sheringham thinks Mauricio Pochettino and Brendan Rodgers are the perfect candidates to build on Ralf Rangnick's work.

Teddy Sheringham has compared Harry Maguire to former Manchester United centre-back Gary Pallister.