Steven Yeun To Star In Jordan Peele’s Untitled New Thriller

James Jordan had his head shaved live on Loose Women by wife Ola Jordan on Tuesday, after he grew it out long due to "superstition" about his father. James' dad Allan died last month from brain cancer, and James admitted he was scared to cut his hair while Allan was still alive, so he grew it out long.

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Leslie Jordan is spilling all the tea.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentStefano Sollima, the Italian director of “Without Remorse,” starring Michael B.

Michael B. Jordan shows off his muscular chest in the final trailer for his new movie, Without Remorse.

The legacy of author Tom Clancy‘s famous spy, espionage, and military-science thriller novels is such his name is in the title of Michael B. Jordan‘s latest film, “Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse.” Clancy, of course, is the author behind the books adapted for such famous movies like “The Hunt for Red October” (1984), “Patriot Games” (1987), “Clear and Present Danger” (1989), and “The Sum of All Fears” (1991).

Antonio Ferme editorAfter 25 years, Bugs Bunny and the Toon Squad are back!Warner Bros. has released the first official trailer for “Space Jam: A New Legacy,” the long-awaited sequel to the 1996 basketball classic that mixed NBA players with Looney Tunes icons.

The new trailer for the long-awaited sequel Space Jam: A New Legacy is finally here — and it’s giving us all the nostalgia we need!

It’s LeBron James‘ chance to do his dance at the Space Jam, and the first trailer for his much-anticipated sequel, “Space Jam: A New Legacy”, previews a looney adventure both familiar and unique from the 1996 classic starring Michael Jordan.

For kids in the nineties, “Space Jam” was an event. In 1996, Michael Jordan was a global icon, and the Looney Tunes were still a cartoon staple for kids around the world.

LeBron James' chance to do his dance at the Space Jam, and the first trailer for his much-anticipated sequel,, previews a looney adventure both familiar and unique from the 1996 classic starring Michael Jordan.Like in the original, LeBron plays a fictionalized version of himself who teams up with Bugs, Daffy Duck, Tweety Bird, Lola Bunny and the rest of the Tune Squad for the biggest game in basketball history.

Minari’s Steven Yeun is set to appear in the next film from Get Out’s Jordan Peele, it has been reported.The as-yet-undisclosed role is Yeun’s first to be confirmed since he was nominated for Best Actor at this year’s Oscar for his portrayal of Jacob Yi in Minari.Peele will direct and produce the new movie, which doesn’t have a title at present.

Steven Yeun is in talks for Jordan Peele's latest directorial effort at Universal. The Oscar nominee will joinKeke Palmer in the feature, which has already been given aJuly 22, 2022, release date.

Steven Yeun has landed an exciting role!

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterFresh off an Oscar nomination for his critically acclaimed role in A24’s family drama “Minari,” Steven Yeun is being eyed to star in Jordan Peele’s next film.Though the premise — even the genre — is being kept under wraps, the cast is also set to include Keke Palmer and Daniel Kaluuya. Peele is writing and directing the movie, which is expected to release on July 22, 2022.Peele is also producing the film alongside Ian Cooper of Monkeypaw Productions.

Also Read: Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer to Star in Jordan Peele's Next Horror Film at UniversalPeele’s “Us” opened in March 2019 and made $255.1 million at the worldwide box office. Prior to that, “Get Out” also took home $255 million after its February 2017 opening, with both films becoming widely critically acclaimed.Peele is a producer and writer on “Candyman,” which Universal intended to hit theaters last year.