<p>On Friday, Will Smith took to his social media handles to issue an apology video addressed to Chris Rock. During the Oscars 2022 ceremony, Smith took umbrage at a joke Rock made regarding the former's wife Jada Pinkett Smith. In response, Smith approached the stage and whacked Rock across the face, shocking hundreds among the audience and millions more watching the ceremony live on their devices.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the apology video, Smith said he has been doing a lot of thinking and has decided to answer questions that have been posed to him.</p>

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<p>He added, "Chris, I apologise to you. My behaviour was unacceptable. I am here whenever you are ready to talk,” Smith said. He added, “That was one of the things about that moment. I just didn’t realize. I wasn’t thinking but how many people got hurt in that moment. So I want to apologize to Chris’ mother. I want to apologise to Chris’ family.”</p>

<p>However, that gesture of apology may not be as gracious as we expected. Many on social media have noticed the presence of a bottle of water beside him. The company is Just Water, which is the company of his own son, Jaden Smith.</p>

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<p>The Twitterati is amused. One tweeted, "My favourite part of the Will Smith apology video was the tactical Just Water placement. 😂😂 still gotta get that paper even when apologising."</p>

<p>Rock was a presenter for an award at the Oscars. He took the moment to joke about Jada's condition called alopecia that has caused her hair to fall out. Rock said he can’t wait to see ‘G.I. Jane’ 2. A 1997 war film, ‘G.I. Jane’ had Demi Moore’s protagonist, a female Navy Seal, shaving her head.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Initially, Smith looked as if he too was enjoying the joke, but he appeared to be enraged by Jada's expression and chose to walk up to the stage and slap Rock.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Later in the ceremony, Rock went on to win his first Best Actor Oscar for his performance in 'King Richard' based on the life and times of Serena and Venus Williams' father, Richard Williams.</p>


On Friday, Will Smith took to his social media handles to issue an apology video addressed to Chris Rock. During the Oscars 2022 ceremony, Smith took umbrage at a joke Rock made regarding the former's wife Jada Pinkett Smith.

On Friday, Will Smith took to his social media handles to issue an apology video addressed to Chris Rock. During the Oscars 2022 ceremony, Smith took umbrage at a joke Rock made regarding the former's wife Jada Pinkett Smith. In response, Smith approached the stage and whacked Rock across the face, shocking hundreds among the audience and millions more watching the ceremony live on their devices. In the apology video, Smith said he has been doing a lot of thinking and has decided to answer questions that have been posed to him. Also Read: Will Smith apologises to Chris Rock, his mom, family for the Oscar slap: 'My behaviour was unacceptable' He added, "Chris, I apologise to you. My behaviour was unacceptable. I am here whenever you are ready to talk,” Smith said. He added, “That was one of the things about that moment. I just didn’t realize. I wasn’t thinking but how many people got hurt in that moment. So I want to apologize to Chris’ mother. I want to apologise to Chris’ family.” However, that gesture of apology may not be as gracious as we expected. Many on social media have noticed the presence of a bottle of water beside him. The company is Just Water, which is the company of his own son, Jaden Smith. The Twitterati is amused. One tweeted, "My favourite part of the Will Smith apology video was the tactical Just Water placement. 😂😂 still gotta get that paper even when apologising." Rock was a presenter for an award at the Oscars. He took the moment to joke about Jada's condition called alopecia that has caused her hair to fall out. Rock said he can’t wait to see ‘G.I. Jane’ 2. A 1997 war film, ‘G.I. Jane’ had Demi Moore’s protagonist, a female Navy Seal, shaving her head. Initially, Smith looked as if he too was enjoying the joke, but he appeared to be enraged by Jada's expression and chose to walk up to the stage and slap Rock. Later in the ceremony, Rock went on to win his first Best Actor Oscar for his performance in 'King Richard' based on the life and times of Serena and Venus Williams' father, Richard Williams.

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<p>Stunts in movie scenes might look easy, but it takes a lot of courage and dedication to perform them. At the premiere of his latest movie 'Thirteen Lives,' Irish actor Colin Farrell opened up about experiencing panic attacks during the shoot of the film's gruelling underwater sequences. Farrell had to dive into deep waters for the Ron Howard-directed Thailand cave rescue biopic.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Speaking to ETonline, the 46-year-old star recalls being frightened while shooting underwater scenes and termed them "terrifying". "It really was -- it was scary. I'm not a great swimmer anyway, not that we were swimming, not that we were treading water, we had to stay on the surface, but they built a really impressive network of caves."</p>

<p>"It was about four or five different caves that were based on the topography of the caves, the Tham Luang caves in Thailand, and they filled them full of water, and we'd go down and there was no up," the ‘Batman’ actor told the outlet.</p>

<p>Farrell further said that the team didn't swim. They went down into the caves that were built for the film. One can neither see up nor the surface. This creates chaos in the mind, the actor added. Colin continued, saying, "I mean, there's a lot to be said for being able to look up in the water and see the surface, so when you can't, and there's actually a ceiling over your head, and there's no air at all, it just wreaks havoc on my mind."</p>

<p>The ‘Total Recall’ actor who plays John Volanthen, a rescue diver in the film, confessed that even after doing the extreme underwater scenes, his swimming skills have not improved while stressing the point that being a rescue diver is "a very particular skill set."</p>

<p>"No, it's a very particular thing that they do. It's a very particular thing, and we replicated it as close as we could," Farrell added.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>‘Thirteen Lives’ is a biopic that traces the rescue operation that was organised in Thailand,&nbsp;to save a group of 12 teenage boys and their soccer coach after they got trapped in a network of subterranean caves that had started to flood. Not only Farrell but also the rest of the cast struggled with the emotionally charged scenes. Viggo Mortensen, who will be seen essaying the character of a real-life hero, Richard Stanton, confessed to suffering from panic at a certain point during the film’s shooting.</p>

<p>"All of a sudden I couldn’t breathe," the 63-year-old star told People on Thursday. "It seemed like a long time, but it was only a matter of seconds. I panicked."</p>

<p>He further elaborated on how he recalled the training and switched the mouthpiece to the oxygen tank. This, however, underscores the fact that "it’s not that complicated, but at the moment, it’s hard to think clearly."</p>

<p>Apart from Colin Farrell, ‘Thirteen Lives’ also stars Joel Edgerton, Tom Bateman, and Paul Gleeson. The film is running in theatres now and will go for a global launch on August 5, exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.</p>

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Stunts in movie scenes might look easy, but it takes a lot of courage and dedication to perform them. At the premiere of his latest movie 'Thirteen Lives,' Irish actor Colin Farrell opened up about experiencing panic attacks during the shoot of the film's gruelling underwater sequences.

Stunts in movie scenes might look easy, but it takes a lot of courage and dedication to perform them. At the premiere of his latest movie 'Thirteen Lives,' Irish actor Colin Farrell opened up about experiencing panic attacks during the shoot of the film's gruelling underwater sequences. Farrell had to dive into deep waters for the Ron Howard-directed Thailand cave rescue biopic. Speaking to ETonline, the 46-year-old star recalls being frightened while shooting underwater scenes and termed them "terrifying". "It really was -- it was scary. I'm not a great swimmer anyway, not that we were swimming, not that we were treading water, we had to stay on the surface, but they built a really impressive network of caves." "It was about four or five different caves that were based on the topography of the caves, the Tham Luang caves in Thailand, and they filled them full of water, and we'd go down and there was no up," the ‘Batman’ actor told the outlet. Farrell further said that the team didn't swim. They went down into the caves that were built for the film. One can neither see up nor the surface. This creates chaos in the mind, the actor added. Colin continued, saying, "I mean, there's a lot to be said for being able to look up in the water and see the surface, so when you can't, and there's actually a ceiling over your head, and there's no air at all, it just wreaks havoc on my mind." The ‘Total Recall’ actor who plays John Volanthen, a rescue diver in the film, confessed that even after doing the extreme underwater scenes, his swimming skills have not improved while stressing the point that being a rescue diver is "a very particular skill set." "No, it's a very particular thing that they do. It's a very particular thing, and we replicated it as close as we could," Farrell added. Also Read: 'Thirteen Lives' trailer: Film promises thrilling dramatisation of 2018's Thai cave rescue operation ‘Thirteen Lives’ is a biopic that traces the rescue operation that was organised in Thailand, to save a group of 12 teenage boys and their soccer coach after they got trapped in a network of subterranean caves that had started to flood. Not only Farrell but also the rest of the cast struggled with the emotionally charged scenes. Viggo Mortensen, who will be seen essaying the character of a real-life hero, Richard Stanton, confessed to suffering from panic at a certain point during the film’s shooting. "All of a sudden I couldn’t breathe," the 63-year-old star told People on Thursday. "It seemed like a long time, but it was only a matter of seconds. I panicked." He further elaborated on how he recalled the training and switched the mouthpiece to the oxygen tank. This, however, underscores the fact that "it’s not that complicated, but at the moment, it’s hard to think clearly." Apart from Colin Farrell, ‘Thirteen Lives’ also stars Joel Edgerton, Tom Bateman, and Paul Gleeson. The film is running in theatres now and will go for a global launch on August 5, exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. Also Read: 'Shazam! Fury of the Gods' director reveals 'Peacemaker' actor's role in the movie

Colin Farrell recalls 'terrifying' panic attacks while filming 'Thirteen Lives' underwater scenes

<p>In a recent interview given to Harper's Bazaar, the 50-year-old Hollywood star Jennifer Garner shared some beauty advice that goes against the norm. The actress and mother of three said, "Be cautious when it comes to injecting anything into your face. Be very, very incredibly judicious and wait as absolutely long as possible to add anything." She added, "Don’t think that you’re 37 and you need to be shooting up your face."</p>

<p>She also said that one need not focus on perfection, "You don’t need to wear so much makeup or have such a constant blowout."</p>

<p>"My beauty advice is always the same," she continued, "Look in the mirror less, obsess less, and look at the rest of the world to see what you could be using your time for instead."</p>

<p>On the topic of society's obsession with appearance, Garner said, "We all look at our faces more than people used to, And it doesn’t do you any good. You obsess over changes or how to fix something on your face."</p>

<p>Garner shared her hair care routine that she does seem to advocate for. She said, "My day usually starts with a really hard workout. Then, [my hair] gets all gross, so I have to wash it." She said that to ensure that her hair does not suffer harshness from over-shampooing, she always uses a hair mask over the weekend to add nourishment.</p>

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In a recent interview given to Harper's Bazaar, the 50-year-old Hollywood star Jennifer Garner shared some beauty advice that goes against the norm. The actress and mother of three said, "Be cautious when it comes to injecting anything into your face.

In a recent interview given to Harper's Bazaar, the 50-year-old Hollywood star Jennifer Garner shared some beauty advice that goes against the norm. The actress and mother of three said, "Be cautious when it comes to injecting anything into your face. Be very, very incredibly judicious and wait as absolutely long as possible to add anything." She added, "Don’t think that you’re 37 and you need to be shooting up your face." She also said that one need not focus on perfection, "You don’t need to wear so much makeup or have such a constant blowout." "My beauty advice is always the same," she continued, "Look in the mirror less, obsess less, and look at the rest of the world to see what you could be using your time for instead." On the topic of society's obsession with appearance, Garner said, "We all look at our faces more than people used to, And it doesn’t do you any good. You obsess over changes or how to fix something on your face." Garner shared her hair care routine that she does seem to advocate for. She said, "My day usually starts with a really hard workout. Then, [my hair] gets all gross, so I have to wash it." She said that to ensure that her hair does not suffer harshness from over-shampooing, she always uses a hair mask over the weekend to add nourishment. Also Read: Kris Jenner goes makeup-free as she reveals her skincare routine, see viral video

Jennifer Garner says no-no to face injectables, champions natural ageing

<p>SS Rajamouli has spoken about the humongous global success of his latest film 'RRR'. The epic action drama was the first film by the Telugu director since 2017's 'Baahubali: The Conclusion' and starred N. T. Rama Rao Jr. and Ram Charan in the lead roles. Set in 1929, the film followed a fictional story about two real revolutionaries called Alluri Sitarama Raju and Komaram Bheem who took on the might of the British Empire. While it was a big success in India and overseas in terms of theatrical performance, it was when Netflix released the movie in the US and other western countries that it really took off. Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, Shriya Saran, Samuthirakani, Ray Stevenson, Alison Doody, and Olivia Morris were also featured in the cast.</p>

<p>Multiple personalities from Hollywood took to social media to wax eloquent about how unapologetically over-the-top the film was and praised its action sequences.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Rajamouli was in conversation with the Russo Brothers, who recently directed 'The Gray Man' for Netflix, and journalist Rajeev Masand. He was asked what he thinks about the attention his film has received. He responded by first saying he is angry with the streaming giant.</p>

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<p>"First, I am actually angry with Netflix because they took only the Hindi version, and not the rest [the film simultaneously released in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and Kannada}. So that is a complaint I have against them. Second thing is, yes I was surprised with the reception from the West."</p>

<p>He added, "Like we were discussing before, a good story is a good story for everyone, but I didn’t think I could make a film for Western sensibilities. I never believed in myself. So, when it came out on Netflix and people started watching it and word-of-mouth started spreading when critics started giving good reviews for that. Yes, I was really, really surprised and it wouldn’t have been possible without Netflix and for that I have great regard for them.”</p>

<p>'RRR' scored an impressive 91 per cent on Rotten Tomatoes, a popular review aggregation site. The critical consensus read, "Intoxicatingly over the top, RRR pulls out all the stops to make the absolute most of its 187-minute runtime."</p>


SS Rajamouli has spoken about the humongous global success of his latest film 'RRR'. The epic action drama was the first film by the Telugu director since 2017's 'Baahubali: The Conclusion' and starred N.

SS Rajamouli has spoken about the humongous global success of his latest film 'RRR'. The epic action drama was the first film by the Telugu director since 2017's 'Baahubali: The Conclusion' and starred N. T. Rama Rao Jr. and Ram Charan in the lead roles. Set in 1929, the film followed a fictional story about two real revolutionaries called Alluri Sitarama Raju and Komaram Bheem who took on the might of the British Empire. While it was a big success in India and overseas in terms of theatrical performance, it was when Netflix released the movie in the US and other western countries that it really took off. Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, Shriya Saran, Samuthirakani, Ray Stevenson, Alison Doody, and Olivia Morris were also featured in the cast. Multiple personalities from Hollywood took to social media to wax eloquent about how unapologetically over-the-top the film was and praised its action sequences. Also Read: 'RRR' review: SS Rajamouli delivers a superhero film set in pre-independent India Rajamouli was in conversation with the Russo Brothers, who recently directed 'The Gray Man' for Netflix, and journalist Rajeev Masand. He was asked what he thinks about the attention his film has received. He responded by first saying he is angry with the streaming giant. "First, I am actually angry with Netflix because they took only the Hindi version, and not the rest [the film simultaneously released in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and Kannada}. So that is a complaint I have against them. Second thing is, yes I was surprised with the reception from the West." He added, "Like we were discussing before, a good story is a good story for everyone, but I didn’t think I could make a film for Western sensibilities. I never believed in myself. So, when it came out on Netflix and people started watching it and word-of-mouth started spreading when critics started giving good reviews for that. Yes, I was really, really surprised and it wouldn’t have been possible without Netflix and for that I have great regard for them.” 'RRR' scored an impressive 91 per cent on Rotten Tomatoes, a popular review aggregation site. The critical consensus read, "Intoxicatingly over the top, RRR pulls out all the stops to make the absolute most of its 187-minute runtime."

SS Rajamouli on huge global success of 'RRR': 'Didn’t think I could make a film for Western sensibilities'

<p>The sequel to 2021's monster action movie 'Godzilla vs Kong' has begun filming in Australia. A video was shared by a Brisbane-based news channel called Seven News. It shows visuals of a beach and people seem to be running away from the water. Clearly,</p>

<p>The film continues from the massive showdown between the two titular ancient apex predators and in the end the battle between them and the Mechagodzilla, an artificially constructed and more powerful version of Godzilla. The film ended with a mutual but silent agreement between the two heroes that while Kong has a domain beneath the earth, Godzilla will continue to rule over the oceans and the land.</p>

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<p>The film was a culmination of the MonsterVerse, which began with 2014's 'Godzilla' and continued with 2017's 'Kong: Skull Island' and 2019's 'Godzilla: King of the Monsters'.</p>

<p>'Godzilla vs Kong'&nbsp;was a huge success, particularly keeping in mind that the film was released in the middle of a global pandemic. It grossed $470 million worldwide. It also scored mostly positive reviews with 75 per cent on the review aggregation site Rotten Tomatoes. The critical consensus reads, "Delivering squarely on its title, Godzilla vs. Kong swats away character development and human drama to deliver all the spectacle you'd expect from giant monsters slugging it out."</p>

<p>It is not clear where the next film will take the fans. We do not have a lot of information about the project beyond the fact that it is in production and that the director Adam Wingard will come back. English actor Dan Stevens was earlier confirmed to be in the cast.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Apart from this sequel, two TV shows set in the same world are also in development. One will be set immediately after 'Godzilla' and has the father-son duo Kurt Russell and Wyatt Russell in the cast. The other one is an animated show titled 'Skull Island' so will likely explore Kong's story.</p>

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The sequel to 2021's monster action movie 'Godzilla vs Kong' has begun filming in Australia. A video was shared by a Brisbane-based news channel called Seven News.

The sequel to 2021's monster action movie 'Godzilla vs Kong' has begun filming in Australia. A video was shared by a Brisbane-based news channel called Seven News. It shows visuals of a beach and people seem to be running away from the water. Clearly, The film continues from the massive showdown between the two titular ancient apex predators and in the end the battle between them and the Mechagodzilla, an artificially constructed and more powerful version of Godzilla. The film ended with a mutual but silent agreement between the two heroes that while Kong has a domain beneath the earth, Godzilla will continue to rule over the oceans and the land. The film was a culmination of the MonsterVerse, which began with 2014's 'Godzilla' and continued with 2017's 'Kong: Skull Island' and 2019's 'Godzilla: King of the Monsters'. 'Godzilla vs Kong' was a huge success, particularly keeping in mind that the film was released in the middle of a global pandemic. It grossed $470 million worldwide. It also scored mostly positive reviews with 75 per cent on the review aggregation site Rotten Tomatoes. The critical consensus reads, "Delivering squarely on its title, Godzilla vs. Kong swats away character development and human drama to deliver all the spectacle you'd expect from giant monsters slugging it out." It is not clear where the next film will take the fans. We do not have a lot of information about the project beyond the fact that it is in production and that the director Adam Wingard will come back. English actor Dan Stevens was earlier confirmed to be in the cast. Apart from this sequel, two TV shows set in the same world are also in development. One will be set immediately after 'Godzilla' and has the father-son duo Kurt Russell and Wyatt Russell in the cast. The other one is an animated show titled 'Skull Island' so will likely explore Kong's story.

'Godzilla vs Kong 2' begins production in Australia. Watch set video

<p>Hollywood stars Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes' daughter Suri Cruise has made her on-screen singing debut in the recently released film 'Alone Together.' The film has been directed by her mother. The actress revealed that she has recruited her 16-year-old daughter, Suri, to sing the cover song ‘Blue Moon’ for the opening credits of the film, which is based on a COVID-inspired romance.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In an interview with Yahoo! Entertainment, Holmes explains why she hired Suri for the project. "I always want the highest level of talent. So, I asked her. She’s very, very talented. She said she would do it, and she recorded it, and I let her do her thing. That’s the way I direct in general. It's like, ‘This is what I think we all want -- go do your thing,’" she said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While speaking to the outlet, she said that this "will not be her daughter’s only on-screen singing gig."</p>

<p>"Suri has sung for ‘Rare Objects,’ which is the film we did last fall. Other than that, she's a 16-year-old kid doing high school," Holmes added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Katie also shared that Suri has a special connection to classic ballads. Cruise and Kate were married from 2006 to 2012, and Suri is their only child. The couple has opted to keep her out of the public eye for the majority of her childhood.</p>

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<p>The actress also made a poignant reflection on how the pandemic has given her the chance to "live for a moment in time without the pressure of results". In an essay, she wrote for Vogue Australia, Katie added, "During this time of uncertainty, remembering to be creative and positive has been something I have tried to keep at the forefront of my mind."</p>

<p>Speaking of ‘Alone Together’, it's a romantic comedy inspired by the coronavirus pandemic. The film is written and directed by Holmes. She also stars in it alongside Jim Sturgess, which follows the story of a man and a woman fleeing New York City during the first wave of the pandemic in 2020. The duo ends up booking the same Airbnb and ultimately decides to stay at the upstate property together.</p>

<p>Praising Holmes’ directing style, Sturgess told Fox News that she provides actors with a lot of leeways when they are in front of the camera. "She gives you this incredible space between action and cut. She very rarely shouted, ‘Cut!’ actually. You'd think the scene had ended and she just kind of left it hanging. I love that she was always searching for those little nuggets of authenticity," he said about Katie.&nbsp;</p>

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Hollywood stars Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes' daughter Suri Cruise has made her on-screen singing debut in the recently released film 'Alone Together.' The film has been directed by her mother.

Hollywood stars Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes' daughter Suri Cruise has made her on-screen singing debut in the recently released film 'Alone Together.' The film has been directed by her mother. The actress revealed that she has recruited her 16-year-old daughter, Suri, to sing the cover song ‘Blue Moon’ for the opening credits of the film, which is based on a COVID-inspired romance. In an interview with Yahoo! Entertainment, Holmes explains why she hired Suri for the project. "I always want the highest level of talent. So, I asked her. She’s very, very talented. She said she would do it, and she recorded it, and I let her do her thing. That’s the way I direct in general. It's like, ‘This is what I think we all want -- go do your thing,’" she said. While speaking to the outlet, she said that this "will not be her daughter’s only on-screen singing gig." "Suri has sung for ‘Rare Objects,’ which is the film we did last fall. Other than that, she's a 16-year-old kid doing high school," Holmes added. Katie also shared that Suri has a special connection to classic ballads. Cruise and Kate were married from 2006 to 2012, and Suri is their only child. The couple has opted to keep her out of the public eye for the majority of her childhood. Also Read: Superstar Kartik Aaryan's appearance in 'Masaba Masaba' Season 2 is the best cameo of the year! The actress also made a poignant reflection on how the pandemic has given her the chance to "live for a moment in time without the pressure of results". In an essay, she wrote for Vogue Australia, Katie added, "During this time of uncertainty, remembering to be creative and positive has been something I have tried to keep at the forefront of my mind." Speaking of ‘Alone Together’, it's a romantic comedy inspired by the coronavirus pandemic. The film is written and directed by Holmes. She also stars in it alongside Jim Sturgess, which follows the story of a man and a woman fleeing New York City during the first wave of the pandemic in 2020. The duo ends up booking the same Airbnb and ultimately decides to stay at the upstate property together. Praising Holmes’ directing style, Sturgess told Fox News that she provides actors with a lot of leeways when they are in front of the camera. "She gives you this incredible space between action and cut. She very rarely shouted, ‘Cut!’ actually. You'd think the scene had ended and she just kind of left it hanging. I love that she was always searching for those little nuggets of authenticity," he said about Katie. Also Read: Drake issues clearification to his 14-minute private jet flight, internet reacts again!

Suri Cruise makes her singing debut in mother Katie Holmes' film

Netflix's popular series 'Stranger Things' star Joseph Quinn, who plays the role of Eddie Munson, got to meet the legendary metal band Metallica at Lollapalooza.

Netflix's popular series 'Stranger Things' star Joseph Quinn, who plays the role of Eddie Munson, got to meet the legendary metal band Metallica at Lollapalooza. He also got the opportunity to jam to the song 'Master of Puppets' with the band backstage. The video was shared on Metallica's Instagram page on July 29. In it, Joseph can be seen meeting the legendary group and expressing his admiration. The clip also shows James Hetfield telling Joseph that he is a "big fan" of the show. Check out Metallica's post here:- View this post on Instagram A post shared by Metallica (@metallica) × "Have been since season one," James shared. "My kids and I, it's been a bonding experience for us." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Metallica (@metallica) × While discussing the song 'Master of Puppets,' Joseph mentioned that he had been listening to it continuously over the past two years and said, "I feel very connected to you guys." After the backstage jam session, the band gifted Joseph a red guitar that has all their signatures. While Joseph said that he was "a bit rusty," the band members were pretty impressed with him, and Kirk Hammett jokingly said, "You're hired." Lars Ulrich pitched in and said, "We'd like to make an announcement. Metallica is now a five-piece." Metallica performing "Master Of Puppets" while Eddie Munson is on the screenspic.twitter.com/hw37cL1tyi — best of joseph quinn (@bestofjosephq) July 29, 2022 × Hi, Eddie Munson! ICYMI, @Metallica gave a shoutout to #StrangerThings as they played ‘Master Of Puppets’ during their @lollapalooza set 🎸 #Lollapalooza #Lollapalooza2022 #lolla pic.twitter.com/k6hC4DeSOb — NME (@NME) July 29, 2022 × Just weeks before the Lollapalooza fest, Metallica took to Instagram to praise the show by saying, "The way the Duffer Brothers have incorporated music into Stranger Things has always been next-level, so we were beyond psyched for them to not only include ‘Master of Puppets’ in the show but to have such a pivotal scene built around it." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Metallica (@metallica) × Also Read: Spanish prosecutor asks for eight-year jail term for Shakira

'Stranger Things' star Joseph Quinn jams with Metallica at Lollapalooza, gifted with signed guitar

<p>Apparently, an actor from the DC TV series 'Peacemaker' will have a role in the second 'Shazam!' movie, titled 'Shazam! Fury of the Gods'. Thanks to a sharp-eyed fan of the franchise, we know that the actor in question is&nbsp;Rizwan Manji. Manji, a Canadian actor of Indian descent played the role of a janitor called Jamil in 'Peacemaker' who gives his piece of mind in the first episode of the John Cena-fronted show.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The director of 'Shazam! Fury of the Gods' David F Sandberg confirmed the same in a reply to a tweet. But he added that he does not know if he is playing the same character as he is not named in 'Fury of the Gods'. He wrote, "Yes that's Rizwan. Peter Safran recommended him for a part after working with him on Peacemaker. I said "but that's the same universe". He said "he's barely in Peacemaker". Little did I know Rizwan is even dancing in the credits! Could be same character 🤷‍♂️ Never named in Shazam 2."</p>

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<p>'Fury of the Gods' brings back Zachary Levi as the titular superhero, who is really a kid (played by Asher Angel) but can turn into the adult superhero by uttering the word Shazam loudly.</p>

<p>Asher Angel, Jack Dylan Grazer, Adam Brody, Ross Butler, Meagan Good, and Djimon Hounsou will also return. Lucy Liu, Helen Mirren, and &nbsp;Rachel Zegler join the franchise with this film.</p>

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<p>Recently, Sandberg joked about his film clashing with James Cameron's much-awaited sequel to his 2009 science fiction epic film 'Avatar', titled 'Avatar: The Way of Water'. He told Slash Film, "He should be very scared. This is the end of James Cameron. (laughs)".&nbsp;</p>

<p>More soberly, he added, "No, I think it's actually good, because they're such different movies. I mean, look at the first 'Avatar.' There were other movies that came out at the same time and did really well ... especially at Christmas ... everybody knows that 'Avatar' is going to be, like, the biggest movie ever. I'm going to go see it. But yeah, there's room for 'Shazam!' too."</p>

<p>'Shazam! Fury Of The Gods' will release on December 21, 2022.</p>


Apparently, an actor from the DC TV series 'Peacemaker' will have a role in the second 'Shazam!' movie, titled 'Shazam! Fury of the Gods'. Thanks to a sharp-eyed fan of the franchise, we know that the actor in question is Rizwan Manji.

Apparently, an actor from the DC TV series 'Peacemaker' will have a role in the second 'Shazam!' movie, titled 'Shazam! Fury of the Gods'. Thanks to a sharp-eyed fan of the franchise, we know that the actor in question is Rizwan Manji. Manji, a Canadian actor of Indian descent played the role of a janitor called Jamil in 'Peacemaker' who gives his piece of mind in the first episode of the John Cena-fronted show. The director of 'Shazam! Fury of the Gods' David F Sandberg confirmed the same in a reply to a tweet. But he added that he does not know if he is playing the same character as he is not named in 'Fury of the Gods'. He wrote, "Yes that's Rizwan. Peter Safran recommended him for a part after working with him on Peacemaker. I said "but that's the same universe". He said "he's barely in Peacemaker". Little did I know Rizwan is even dancing in the credits! Could be same character 🤷‍♂️ Never named in Shazam 2." 'Fury of the Gods' brings back Zachary Levi as the titular superhero, who is really a kid (played by Asher Angel) but can turn into the adult superhero by uttering the word Shazam loudly. Asher Angel, Jack Dylan Grazer, Adam Brody, Ross Butler, Meagan Good, and Djimon Hounsou will also return. Lucy Liu, Helen Mirren, and Rachel Zegler join the franchise with this film. Recently, Sandberg joked about his film clashing with James Cameron's much-awaited sequel to his 2009 science fiction epic film 'Avatar', titled 'Avatar: The Way of Water'. He told Slash Film, "He should be very scared. This is the end of James Cameron. (laughs)". More soberly, he added, "No, I think it's actually good, because they're such different movies. I mean, look at the first 'Avatar.' There were other movies that came out at the same time and did really well ... especially at Christmas ... everybody knows that 'Avatar' is going to be, like, the biggest movie ever. I'm going to go see it. But yeah, there's room for 'Shazam!' too." 'Shazam! Fury Of The Gods' will release on December 21, 2022.

'Shazam! Fury of the Gods' director reveals 'Peacemaker' actor's role in the movie

<p>The death of Tony Stark or Iron Man was a seminal event in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Robert Downey Jr's performance in the role, right from the very beginning of MCU in 2008's 'Iron man', was so definitive that it served to redeem both the character and the actor, who was almost a pariah before his casting due to alcohol and substance abuse issues and trouble with law enforcement. But his journey in the role made him one of the most loved actors in the world and the superhero arguably the most familiar to MCU fans.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Tony Stark died at the end of 'Avengers: Endgame' but before that, he saved the entire universe from Thanos and his forces by snapping them out of existence and ending their threat once and for all. But the use of all the six Infinity Stones all at once took its toll on his body and he died of his grievous injuries.</p>

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<p>But as sad as the death was, it served as the perfect send-off to the greatest MCU superhero who began from an uncaring, reckless playboy and died&nbsp;as a saviour of trillions of living beings.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While speaking to Vanity Fair, the Russo Brothers, who helmed 'Avengers: Endgame' said Jon Favreau, who had directed Downey Jr in the first two 'Iron Man' movies, asked them whether they are really going to kill Iron Man.</p>

<p>“He did. Yeah. And I remember pacing on the corner of a stage on the phone with Favreau trying to talk him off a ledge. Because he’s like, ‘You can’t do this. It’s gonna devastate people, and you don’t want them, you know, walking out of the theater and into traffic.’ We did it anyways," said Joe Russo.</p>

<p>The Russo recently directed multi-starrer action-thriller 'The Gray Man' for Netflix. It featured Ryan Gosling, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, and our own Dhanush in the cast. Wion's review of the film read, "..it is an almost entirely disposable action-thriller, virtually indistinguishable from those genre movies that have cropped up in hordes on streaming services in the last five or so years."</p>


The death of Tony Stark or Iron Man was a seminal event in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Robert Downey Jr's performance in the role, right from the very beginning of MCU in 2008's 'Iron man', was so definitive that it served to redeem both the character and the actor, who was almost a pariah before his casting due to alcohol and substance abuse issues and trouble with law enforcement.

The death of Tony Stark or Iron Man was a seminal event in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Robert Downey Jr's performance in the role, right from the very beginning of MCU in 2008's 'Iron man', was so definitive that it served to redeem both the character and the actor, who was almost a pariah before his casting due to alcohol and substance abuse issues and trouble with law enforcement. But his journey in the role made him one of the most loved actors in the world and the superhero arguably the most familiar to MCU fans. Tony Stark died at the end of 'Avengers: Endgame' but before that, he saved the entire universe from Thanos and his forces by snapping them out of existence and ending their threat once and for all. But the use of all the six Infinity Stones all at once took its toll on his body and he died of his grievous injuries. But as sad as the death was, it served as the perfect send-off to the greatest MCU superhero who began from an uncaring, reckless playboy and died as a saviour of trillions of living beings. While speaking to Vanity Fair, the Russo Brothers, who helmed 'Avengers: Endgame' said Jon Favreau, who had directed Downey Jr in the first two 'Iron Man' movies, asked them whether they are really going to kill Iron Man. “He did. Yeah. And I remember pacing on the corner of a stage on the phone with Favreau trying to talk him off a ledge. Because he’s like, ‘You can’t do this. It’s gonna devastate people, and you don’t want them, you know, walking out of the theater and into traffic.’ We did it anyways," said Joe Russo. The Russo recently directed multi-starrer action-thriller 'The Gray Man' for Netflix. It featured Ryan Gosling, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, and our own Dhanush in the cast. Wion's review of the film read, "..it is an almost entirely disposable action-thriller, virtually indistinguishable from those genre movies that have cropped up in hordes on streaming services in the last five or so years."

'Iron Man' director Jon Favreau didn't want Tony Stark to die in 'Avengers: Endgame. Here's why

<p>David Cronenberg presents a unique vision of the future in his latest film 'Crimes of the Future' (no connection to his eponymous 1970 feature, except the grotesque things done to the human body). Even by Cronenberg's standards, 'Crimes of the Future' is a particulalry weird film. There is oodles of gore in the film with disturbing visuals like organs in a cut open belly, scalpel scraping the bone in a foot, heads being drilled into -- and it is all very disturbing --&nbsp;but there is a thematic depth here in 'Crimes of the Future' that keeps the film engaging even during the most disconcerting sections.</p>

<p>Unknown years into the future, the climate change that scientists have been warning us about for decades has struck with full force and has not only screwed up the vegetation and ecology, but also human bodies. Many people need the assistance of machines and computers to perform basic tasks like eating breakfast and having a sound sleep. However, the ability to feel pain has all but disappeared, and surgeries can now be performed without anesthetics. This has enabled the arrival of a new kind of performance art. It includes performers doing mutilations to their bodies like sewing up their eyes, which is rare these days but has become the norm in the seedy future 'Crimes of the Future' lays out.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Saul Tenser (Viggo Mortensen) and Caprice (Léa Seydoux) are such performance artists. In their case, it means Saul uses his rare condition called “Accelerated Evolution Syndrome”, which keeps growing organs inside his body that may or may not be tumorous. The performance involves Caprice, a lapsed surgeon, cutting open Saul's abdomen and theatrically extracting it out as audiences watch with rapt attention. They refer to each other as just partners, but they live together and their relationship is erotically charged. In one scene, they lie together after cutting open different parts of each other's bodies. Their faces appear to have an after-sex glow. As one character says, surgery is the new sex.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'Crimes of the Future' does not have much of a plot and even character, and if that is all you look for in a movie, it is certainly not for you. If you have seen Cronenberg movies before, particularly those that came early on in his career, this film is like a return to that purity. But even more than those movies by the director, this film is less interested in the events than reflections on some challenging ideas. It is more of a sensory experience than anything else. A collection of philosophical musings by a filmmaker returning to the genre that he kicked off and that in turn made him so successful.&nbsp;</p>
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<p>The cinematography (by Douglas Koch) and production design (by Carol Spier) paint a bleak world with muted colours like dun brown and ochre and even machines are not spick and span glittering metal things, but seem as though made out of fossilised bone. This is not the future most of us would wish live in, but from a distance, it seems alluring somehow.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Despite the gore and despite scenes of sexual practices that we from the year 2022 would call deviant (you never know what we might come to accept in the future), 'Crimes of the Future' is often a stunning film. A masterpiece.</p>


David Cronenberg presents a unique vision of the future in his latest film 'Crimes of the Future' (no connection to his eponymous 1970 feature, except the grotesque things done to the human body).

David Cronenberg presents a unique vision of the future in his latest film 'Crimes of the Future' (no connection to his eponymous 1970 feature, except the grotesque things done to the human body). Even by Cronenberg's standards, 'Crimes of the Future' is a particulalry weird film. There is oodles of gore in the film with disturbing visuals like organs in a cut open belly, scalpel scraping the bone in a foot, heads being drilled into -- and it is all very disturbing -- but there is a thematic depth here in 'Crimes of the Future' that keeps the film engaging even during the most disconcerting sections. Unknown years into the future, the climate change that scientists have been warning us about for decades has struck with full force and has not only screwed up the vegetation and ecology, but also human bodies. Many people need the assistance of machines and computers to perform basic tasks like eating breakfast and having a sound sleep. However, the ability to feel pain has all but disappeared, and surgeries can now be performed without anesthetics. This has enabled the arrival of a new kind of performance art. It includes performers doing mutilations to their bodies like sewing up their eyes, which is rare these days but has become the norm in the seedy future 'Crimes of the Future' lays out. Saul Tenser (Viggo Mortensen) and Caprice (Léa Seydoux) are such performance artists. In their case, it means Saul uses his rare condition called “Accelerated Evolution Syndrome”, which keeps growing organs inside his body that may or may not be tumorous. The performance involves Caprice, a lapsed surgeon, cutting open Saul's abdomen and theatrically extracting it out as audiences watch with rapt attention. They refer to each other as just partners, but they live together and their relationship is erotically charged. In one scene, they lie together after cutting open different parts of each other's bodies. Their faces appear to have an after-sex glow. As one character says, surgery is the new sex. 'Crimes of the Future' does not have much of a plot and even character, and if that is all you look for in a movie, it is certainly not for you. If you have seen Cronenberg movies before, particularly those that came early on in his career, this film is like a return to that purity. But even more than those movies by the director, this film is less interested in the events than reflections on some challenging ideas. It is more of a sensory experience than anything else. A collection of philosophical musings by a filmmaker returning to the genre that he kicked off and that in turn made him so successful. The cinematography (by Douglas Koch) and production design (by Carol Spier) paint a bleak world with muted colours like dun brown and ochre and even machines are not spick and span glittering metal things, but seem as though made out of fossilised bone. This is not the future most of us would wish live in, but from a distance, it seems alluring somehow. Despite the gore and despite scenes of sexual practices that we from the year 2022 would call deviant (you never know what we might come to accept in the future), 'Crimes of the Future' is often a stunning film. A masterpiece.

'Crimes of the Future' review: An absolute masterpiece

<p>Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta, who is associated with kickstarting the MeToo movement in the Hindi film industry, has once again attacked veteran Bollywood and Marathi actor Nana Patekar. Taking to her social media account, Dutta said if anything happens to her, then Nana, his legal team and associates, and his "Bollywood Mafia friends" will be responsible for that. The actress, sharing a picture of herself on Instagram, on Friday wrote a lengthy post and urged her followers to boycott Bollywood movies completely.</p>

<p>She captioned the post: "If anything ever happens to me let it be known that #metoo accused Nana Patekar, his lawyers &amp;&nbsp;associates and his Bollywood Mafia friends are responsible! Who are Bollywood Mafia?? Same people all whose names came up frequently in SSR death case. ( note that all have same criminal lawyer)."</p>

<p>"Do not watch their movies, boycott them totally &amp; go after them with a vicious vengeance. Go after all the industry faces &amp; journalists who planted fake news about me and PR people too behind the vicious smear campaigns. Go after everyone!! Make their lives a living hell because they harassed me so much! The law &amp; justice may have failed me but I have faith in the people of this great Nation. Jai Hind...and bye! Phir milenge" she further added.</p>

<p><strong>Have a look at Tanushree Dutta's post here:-&nbsp;</strong></p>

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<p>Earlier this month, the former Miss India had shared a long post on her Instagram handle in which she claimed of been ‘harassed and targeted’ very badly by the ‘Bollywood mafias’ and the old political circuit of Maharashtra. She also alleged that ‘a maid was planted to douse her drinking water with medications &amp; steroids’ and that terrible and disgusting things were happening in her life.</p>

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<p>Soon after her revelation on her Instagram, Dutta’s followers seemed concerned about the actor’s health and her life. A fan commented, "After sushant singh Rajput’s death already left watching Bollywood movies.. may lord Shiva bless you with strength to face and fight those demon’s."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Another fan wrote, "Hope you are safe! Always remember the quote " Kisi ke sath bura kar ke, apni baari ka intezaar zaroor karna" Hope God blesses you with plenty of strength and courage."</p>

<p>Tanushree, in the year 2018, made headlines when she accused actor Nana Patekar, choreographer Ganesh Acharya, and director Vivek Agnihotri of mentally and physically harassing her on the sets of their film ‘Horn Ok Pleasss’ in 2008. She also alleged that Nana had misbehaved with her during the shoot of a special song for the film. Nana and the other celebs, on the other hand, have denied all the claims.</p>

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Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta, who is associated with kickstarting the MeToo movement in the Hindi film industry, has once again attacked veteran Bollywood and Marathi actor Nana Patekar.

Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta, who is associated with kickstarting the MeToo movement in the Hindi film industry, has once again attacked veteran Bollywood and Marathi actor Nana Patekar. Taking to her social media account, Dutta said if anything happens to her, then Nana, his legal team and associates, and his "Bollywood Mafia friends" will be responsible for that. The actress, sharing a picture of herself on Instagram, on Friday wrote a lengthy post and urged her followers to boycott Bollywood movies completely. She captioned the post: "If anything ever happens to me let it be known that #metoo accused Nana Patekar, his lawyers & associates and his Bollywood Mafia friends are responsible! Who are Bollywood Mafia?? Same people all whose names came up frequently in SSR death case. ( note that all have same criminal lawyer)." "Do not watch their movies, boycott them totally & go after them with a vicious vengeance. Go after all the industry faces & journalists who planted fake news about me and PR people too behind the vicious smear campaigns. Go after everyone!! Make their lives a living hell because they harassed me so much! The law & justice may have failed me but I have faith in the people of this great Nation. Jai Hind...and bye! Phir milenge" she further added. Have a look at Tanushree Dutta's post here:- View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tanushree Dutta (@iamtanushreeduttaofficial) × View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tanushree Dutta (@iamtanushreeduttaofficial) × Earlier this month, the former Miss India had shared a long post on her Instagram handle in which she claimed of been ‘harassed and targeted’ very badly by the ‘Bollywood mafias’ and the old political circuit of Maharashtra. She also alleged that ‘a maid was planted to douse her drinking water with medications & steroids’ and that terrible and disgusting things were happening in her life. Also Read: Tanushree Dutta claims 'harassment by Bollywood mafia' in an Instagram post, says 'will not commit suicide' Soon after her revelation on her Instagram, Dutta’s followers seemed concerned about the actor’s health and her life. A fan commented, "After sushant singh Rajput’s death already left watching Bollywood movies.. may lord Shiva bless you with strength to face and fight those demon’s." Another fan wrote, "Hope you are safe! Always remember the quote " Kisi ke sath bura kar ke, apni baari ka intezaar zaroor karna" Hope God blesses you with plenty of strength and courage." Tanushree, in the year 2018, made headlines when she accused actor Nana Patekar, choreographer Ganesh Acharya, and director Vivek Agnihotri of mentally and physically harassing her on the sets of their film ‘Horn Ok Pleasss’ in 2008. She also alleged that Nana had misbehaved with her during the shoot of a special song for the film. Nana and the other celebs, on the other hand, have denied all the claims. Also Read: One dead in fire incident on sets of Ranbir-Shraddha upcoming film

Tanushree Dutta says Nana Patekar will be responsible ‘if anything happens’ to her in cryptic Instagram post

<p>HBO Max has now finally cancelled the new season of the coming-of-age comedy show ‘Gordita Chronicles’. According to Variety, the news comes as a result of changing priorities at Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns the streamer, just over a month after the 10-episode series debuted on June 23. Based in the 1980s, the American comedy series starred Diana-Maria Riva, Juan Javier Cardenas, Olivia Goncalves, Savannah Nicole Ruiz, and Noah Rico in the lead roles.</p>

<p>"Live-action kids and family programming will not be part of our programming focus in the immediate future, and as a result, we’ve had to make the very difficult decision to end ‘Gordita Chronicles’ at HBO Max. The series earned critical acclaim and a loyal following, and we are proud to have worked with creator Claudia Forestieri and our two powerhouse executive producers, Eva Longoria and Zoe Saldana, to bring Cucu’s journey to the screen.&nbsp;</p>

<p>We thank them and the talented cast and crew for creating such a heartfelt, groundbreaking show that connected deeply with a very important demographic." a spokesperson for HBO Max told Variety.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The show premiered on June 23, 2022, and received a massive response from netizens. ’Gordita Chronicles’ follows the story of a girl who moves from Santo Domingo to Miami along with her family, leaving all her friends behind, and all the problems the family faces as they get into a new country.</p>

<p>"We are heartbroken by the larger programming changes at HBO Max that will not allow our special show, ‘Gordita Chronicles,’ showrun by Latinx comedy powerhouse Brigitte Munoz-Liebowitz, to have a second season at its original home," the producers said.</p>

<p>They further added, "As producers and storytellers who are continually seeking out authentic and original stories that highlight our community’s joy and talent, we are so proud to have worked on this piece of magic. We continue to be blown away by the overwhelmingly positive critical response coupled with our growing audience numbers, which prove that viewers recognize the importance of this show’s existence and the crucial space it is filling for LatinX content in the media landscape.", Variety reported.&nbsp;</p>

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HBO Max has now finally cancelled the new season of the coming-of-age comedy show ‘Gordita Chronicles’. According to Variety, the news comes as a result of changing priorities at Warner Bros.

HBO Max has now finally cancelled the new season of the coming-of-age comedy show ‘Gordita Chronicles’. According to Variety, the news comes as a result of changing priorities at Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns the streamer, just over a month after the 10-episode series debuted on June 23. Based in the 1980s, the American comedy series starred Diana-Maria Riva, Juan Javier Cardenas, Olivia Goncalves, Savannah Nicole Ruiz, and Noah Rico in the lead roles. "Live-action kids and family programming will not be part of our programming focus in the immediate future, and as a result, we’ve had to make the very difficult decision to end ‘Gordita Chronicles’ at HBO Max. The series earned critical acclaim and a loyal following, and we are proud to have worked with creator Claudia Forestieri and our two powerhouse executive producers, Eva Longoria and Zoe Saldana, to bring Cucu’s journey to the screen. We thank them and the talented cast and crew for creating such a heartfelt, groundbreaking show that connected deeply with a very important demographic." a spokesperson for HBO Max told Variety. Also Read: Netflix sues creators of alleged 'Bridgerton' knockoff The show premiered on June 23, 2022, and received a massive response from netizens. ’Gordita Chronicles’ follows the story of a girl who moves from Santo Domingo to Miami along with her family, leaving all her friends behind, and all the problems the family faces as they get into a new country. "We are heartbroken by the larger programming changes at HBO Max that will not allow our special show, ‘Gordita Chronicles,’ showrun by Latinx comedy powerhouse Brigitte Munoz-Liebowitz, to have a second season at its original home," the producers said. They further added, "As producers and storytellers who are continually seeking out authentic and original stories that highlight our community’s joy and talent, we are so proud to have worked on this piece of magic. We continue to be blown away by the overwhelmingly positive critical response coupled with our growing audience numbers, which prove that viewers recognize the importance of this show’s existence and the crucial space it is filling for LatinX content in the media landscape.", Variety reported. Also Read: Johnny Depp's debut artwork collection sells out within hours of going on sale

HBO Max cancels 'Gordita Chronicles' new season

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