Seems like 'And Just Like That'--the iconic 'Sex and the City' official reboot--is filled with twists and turns.&nbsp;

As per reports, Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted getting super close and cozy with Jon Tenney on the New York set of the 'Sex and the City' reboot on Wednesday.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-warner-bros-dune-leaked-online-in-hd-quality-on-piracy-sites-422837" hreflang="en">Warner Bros. 'Dune' leaked online in HD quality on piracy sites</a>

The paparazzi caught them in an intimate moment, leaning forward for what definitely looked like a kiss. What made it all the more interesting that it happened near the famous Carrie Bradshaw brownstone.&nbsp;

As always, SJP was a stunner as Carrie in a floral dress and pink blazer, while Tenney sported a blue jacket, jeans and a polo.&nbsp;

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-tom-holland-mark-wahlberg-greet-indian-fans-with-namaste-in-uncharted-trailer-watch-422850" hreflang="en">Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg greet India with 'Namaste' in 'Uncharted' trailer</a>

HBO is yet to reveal the name of his character, or what's his role in the revival series.&nbsp; 
Fans are now speculating whether things will be good between Mr. Big (Chris Noth) and Carrie in the upcoming show. Or, has this mystery character taken over our styliush writer's heart?

For the uninitiated, Noth's return to the reboot has been confirmed and he has been photographed multiple times with Parker. In fact, the recent teaser released by HBO Max showed the two being all lovey-dovey in their iconic kitchen setting.&nbsp;

On Thursday, Cynthia Nixon revealed on Instagram that she is directing an episode of the series.&nbsp;

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-ramayan-actor-chandrakant-pandya-aka-nishad-raj-dead-at-72-422811" hreflang="en">'Ramayan' actor Chandrakant Pandya aka Nishad Raj dead at 72</a>

"Roll camera! 🎥 I am thrilled to share that I am directing an episode of @JustLikeThatMax this season. It's been a complete dream to work with my beloved co-stars and crew in this new role. I have truly never felt so supported in my life. (And don't worry, Miranda is still going to be in the episode — it was surreal to do both at once!)," Nixon wrote.

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Maybe Nixon could answer fan questions right away, or we are going to have to wait.&nbsp;

Seems like 'And Just Like That'--the iconic 'Sex and the City' official reboot--is filled with twists and turns. As per reports, Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted getting super close and cozy with Jon Tenney on the New York set of the 'Sex and the City' reboot on Wednesday.

Seems like 'And Just Like That'--the iconic 'Sex and the City' official reboot--is filled with twists and turns. As per reports, Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted getting super close and cozy with Jon Tenney on the New York set of the 'Sex and the City' reboot on Wednesday. Also read: Warner Bros. 'Dune' leaked online in HD quality on piracy sites The paparazzi caught them in an intimate moment, leaning forward for what definitely looked like a kiss. What made it all the more interesting that it happened near the famous Carrie Bradshaw brownstone. As always, SJP was a stunner as Carrie in a floral dress and pink blazer, while Tenney sported a blue jacket, jeans and a polo. Also read: Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg greet India with 'Namaste' in 'Uncharted' trailer HBO is yet to reveal the name of his character, or what's his role in the revival series. Fans are now speculating whether things will be good between Mr. Big (Chris Noth) and Carrie in the upcoming show. Or, has this mystery character taken over our styliush writer's heart? For the uninitiated, Noth's return to the reboot has been confirmed and he has been photographed multiple times with Parker. In fact, the recent teaser released by HBO Max showed the two being all lovey-dovey in their iconic kitchen setting. On Thursday, Cynthia Nixon revealed on Instagram that she is directing an episode of the series. Also read: 'Ramayan' actor Chandrakant Pandya aka Nishad Raj dead at 72 "Roll camera! 🎥 I am thrilled to share that I am directing an episode of @JustLikeThatMax this season. It's been a complete dream to work with my beloved co-stars and crew in this new role. I have truly never felt so supported in my life. (And don't worry, Miranda is still going to be in the episode — it was surreal to do both at once!)," Nixon wrote. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cynthia Nixon (@cynthiaenixon) × Maybe Nixon could answer fan questions right away, or we are going to have to wait.

Sarah Jessica Parker kisses a new man on ‘Sex and the City’ reboot set, plot twist?

As Hollywood actors--Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg--release the new trailer of their upcoming film 'Uncharted', fans are extra happy over the duo's special intro.

You ask why? Well, Tom Holland started the video with a special message for his Indian fans and greeted them with a hearty 'Namaste, India'. Mark Wahlberg joined in, too.&nbsp;

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-hollywood-actor-alec-baldwin-fires-prop-gun-killing-one-on-set-injuring-another-422830">Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin fires prop gun killing one on set</a>

The film 'Uncharted' is the official adaptation of a popular video game by the same name and will release on February 18, 2022. This action-adventure was delayed numberous times because of the ongoing pandemic.&nbsp;

In India, 'Uncharted' will release in four languages: English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu. 
The movie is directed by Ruben Fleischer of 'Zombieland' and 'Venom' fame.&nbsp;

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-kajol-trolled-for-celebrating-ddljs-26-years-when-shah-rukh-khans-son-is-in-trouble-422815" hreflang="en">Kajol trolled for celebrating DDLJ's 26 years when Shah Rukh Khan's son is in trouble</a>

Tom Holland will be seen playing the role of young Nathan Drake, while Mark Wahlberg will essay the role of Sully: a treasure hunter and mentor to Drake. &nbsp;Sophia Ali is set to portray Chloe Frazer, a fortune hunter.

'Uncharted' will also see Antonio Banderas and Tati Gabrielle in pivotal roles.&nbsp;

Watch the trailer, and their special greeting for Indian fans, here:

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As Hollywood actors--Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg--release the new trailer of their upcoming film 'Uncharted', fans are extra happy over the duo's special intro.

As Hollywood actors--Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg--release the new trailer of their upcoming film 'Uncharted', fans are extra happy over the duo's special intro. You ask why? Well, Tom Holland started the video with a special message for his Indian fans and greeted them with a hearty 'Namaste, India'. Mark Wahlberg joined in, too. Also read: Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin fires prop gun killing one on set The film 'Uncharted' is the official adaptation of a popular video game by the same name and will release on February 18, 2022. This action-adventure was delayed numberous times because of the ongoing pandemic. In India, 'Uncharted' will release in four languages: English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu. The movie is directed by Ruben Fleischer of 'Zombieland' and 'Venom' fame. Also read: Kajol trolled for celebrating DDLJ's 26 years when Shah Rukh Khan's son is in trouble Tom Holland will be seen playing the role of young Nathan Drake, while Mark Wahlberg will essay the role of Sully: a treasure hunter and mentor to Drake. Sophia Ali is set to portray Chloe Frazer, a fortune hunter. 'Uncharted' will also see Antonio Banderas and Tati Gabrielle in pivotal roles. Watch the trailer, and their special greeting for Indian fans, here:

Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg greet Indian fans with 'Namaste' in 'Uncharted' trailer: Watch

Any music from Beyoncé is special, but when it's attached to an equally intriguing movie--Will Smith's 'King Richard'--it gets even better.

Queen Bey's latest single 'Be Alive' has made its way into the brand new trailer for 'King Richard': the upcoming Will Smith-led biopic on Serena and Venus Williams' that chronicles their rise in the field of tennis and how the sisters' father made countless sacrifices for them.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-gal-gadots-impressed-with-robert-pattinson-zoe-kravitzs-superhero-looks-422888" hreflang="en">Gal Gadot's impressed with Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz's superhero looks</a>

According to reports, Smith said that was Beyoncé was impressed after attending the screening of a film and decided to contribute a song to the film as she is inspired by the story of these sisters.&nbsp;

"The marriage of a movie and a song is a kind of magic that's unmatched in entertainment. I was so happy when Beyoncé called," Smith reportedly said.&nbsp;

The real Serena Williams couldn't keep it together upon learning about Queen Bey's involvement with the biopic and said, "I'm SO excited for you to watch the new trailer for #KingRichard starring Will Smith and featuring the song 'Be Alive' by Beyonce." She also shared the new trailer on Thursday morning.

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"It feels so good to be alive, that's why I live my life with pride / Do you know how much we have pride / How hard we have to try?" a part of the songs says, which plays over a montage of emotionally-charged scenes that focus on Smith. The Oscar-nominated actor plays Venus and Serena's father Richard Williams in the movie.&nbsp;

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-adele-chooses-between-prince-harry-and-prince-william-find-out-who-422925" hreflang="en">Adele chooses between Prince Harry and Prince William; find out who!</a>

The project is being executive produced by Venus and Serena Williams alongside their sister Isha Price.&nbsp;

Other members of the star cats include Aunjanue Ellis, Tony Goldwyn and Dylan McDermott in the film. Saniyya Sidney and Demi Singleton play the famous sisters in the movie.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-sarah-jessica-parker-kisses-a-new-man-on-%E2%80%98sex-and-the-city%E2%80%99-reboot-set-plot-twist-422863" hreflang="en">Sarah Jessica Parker kisses a new man on ‘Sex and the City’ reboot set, plot twist?</a>

'King Richard' is slated to release on November 19 in theaters and will be available to stream on HBO Max simultaneously.&nbsp;

Watch the new trailer featuring Beyoncé's song 'Be Alive' here:&nbsp;

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Any music from Beyoncé is special, but when it's attached to an equally intriguing movie--Will Smith's 'King Richard'--it gets even better. Queen Bey's latest single 'Be Alive' has made its way into the brand new trailer for 'King Richard': the upcoming Will Smith-led biopic on Serena and Venus Williams' that chronicles their rise in the field of tennis and how the sisters' father made countless sacrifices for them.

Any music from Beyoncé is special, but when it's attached to an equally intriguing movie--Will Smith's 'King Richard'--it gets even better. Queen Bey's latest single 'Be Alive' has made its way into the brand new trailer for 'King Richard': the upcoming Will Smith-led biopic on Serena and Venus Williams' that chronicles their rise in the field of tennis and how the sisters' father made countless sacrifices for them. Also read: Gal Gadot's impressed with Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz's superhero looks According to reports, Smith said that was Beyoncé was impressed after attending the screening of a film and decided to contribute a song to the film as she is inspired by the story of these sisters. "The marriage of a movie and a song is a kind of magic that's unmatched in entertainment. I was so happy when Beyoncé called," Smith reportedly said. The real Serena Williams couldn't keep it together upon learning about Queen Bey's involvement with the biopic and said, "I'm SO excited for you to watch the new trailer for #KingRichard starring Will Smith and featuring the song 'Be Alive' by Beyonce." She also shared the new trailer on Thursday morning. I’m SO excited for you to watch the new trailer for #KingRichard starring Will Smith and featuring the song “Be Alive” by @Beyonce. It’s in theaters and streaming exclusively on @HBOMax November 19. pic.twitter.com/pILYvbJsbw — Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) October 21, 2021 × "It feels so good to be alive, that's why I live my life with pride / Do you know how much we have pride / How hard we have to try?" a part of the songs says, which plays over a montage of emotionally-charged scenes that focus on Smith. The Oscar-nominated actor plays Venus and Serena's father Richard Williams in the movie. Also read: Adele chooses between Prince Harry and Prince William; find out who! The project is being executive produced by Venus and Serena Williams alongside their sister Isha Price. Other members of the star cats include Aunjanue Ellis, Tony Goldwyn and Dylan McDermott in the film. Saniyya Sidney and Demi Singleton play the famous sisters in the movie. Also read: Sarah Jessica Parker kisses a new man on ‘Sex and the City’ reboot set, plot twist? 'King Richard' is slated to release on November 19 in theaters and will be available to stream on HBO Max simultaneously. Watch the new trailer featuring Beyoncé's song 'Be Alive' here:

Will Smith's 'King Richard' impresses Beyoncé beyond words, gives her new song to the film

British music royalty Adele has been asked to pick between the two princes--Prince harry and Prince prince William--and the queen of pop has spoken!

During Vogue's 73 questions game, the 'Hello' singer played the game of this or that, in which celebrities give fans a look inside their home while answering personal questions. 
From choosing Beyonce's top three albums to picking the band Blur over Oasis--and its lead singer Liam Gallagher over his brother Noel--Adele stopped at nothing.&nbsp;

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When asked to choose between Prince Harry and Prince William, the 'Easy On Me' singer took a little while to respond.&nbsp;

"Prince...Harry," Adele said, before getting it together and smiling.&nbsp;

The Granny-winning singer has always been vocal about her crush over Prince Harry.&nbsp; 
"I'm after Prince Harry. I know I said I wouldn't go out with a ginger, but it's Prince Harry! I'd be a real duchess then. I'd love a night out with him, he seems like a right laugh," she told a magazine back in 2011.&nbsp;

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Adele is dating sports agent and Klutch Sports Group founder Rich Paul after her divorce from Simon Konecki. In one of her interviews, she said, "He's great. He's so f**king funny. He's so smart, you know."

"Rich just incredibly arrived. I don't feel anxious or nervous or frazzled. It's quite the opposite. It's wild. I'm a 33-year-old divorced mother of a son, who's actually in charge. The last thing I need is someone who doesn't know where they're at, or what they want. I know what I want. And I really know what I don't want," she added.

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British music royalty Adele has been asked to pick between the two princes--Prince harry and Prince prince William--and the queen of pop has spoken! During Vogue's 73 questions game, the 'Hello' singer played the game of this or that, in which celebrities give fans a look inside their home while answering personal questions.

British music royalty Adele has been asked to pick between the two princes--Prince harry and Prince prince William--and the queen of pop has spoken! During Vogue's 73 questions game, the 'Hello' singer played the game of this or that, in which celebrities give fans a look inside their home while answering personal questions. From choosing Beyonce's top three albums to picking the band Blur over Oasis--and its lead singer Liam Gallagher over his brother Noel--Adele stopped at nothing. Also read: Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg greet India with 'Namaste' in 'Uncharted' trailer When asked to choose between Prince Harry and Prince William, the 'Easy On Me' singer took a little while to respond. "Prince...Harry," Adele said, before getting it together and smiling. The Granny-winning singer has always been vocal about her crush over Prince Harry. "I'm after Prince Harry. I know I said I wouldn't go out with a ginger, but it's Prince Harry! I'd be a real duchess then. I'd love a night out with him, he seems like a right laugh," she told a magazine back in 2011. Also read: Gal Gadot's impressed with Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz's superhero looks Adele is dating sports agent and Klutch Sports Group founder Rich Paul after her divorce from Simon Konecki. In one of her interviews, she said, "He's great. He's so f**king funny. He's so smart, you know." "Rich just incredibly arrived. I don't feel anxious or nervous or frazzled. It's quite the opposite. It's wild. I'm a 33-year-old divorced mother of a son, who's actually in charge. The last thing I need is someone who doesn't know where they're at, or what they want. I know what I want. And I really know what I don't want," she added. Also read: SNL: Jason Sudeikis brings his Emmy-winning Ted Lasso to the promo

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Just like many others, 'Ted Lasso' star Jason Sudeikis is making his Saturday Night Live (SNL) hosting debut this weekend. Guess who's come along? Ted Lasso himself!

The actor, who is also an SNL alum, is beaming with positivity like his character Ted Lasso in the promo that was released on Thursday night.&nbsp;

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Jason was joined by musical guest Brandi Carlile along with cast members Alex Moffat and Chloe Fineman. Together they celebrated their collaboration in a joyous manner and the actor-comedian shared what he plans to achieve with his episode.

While Moffat, Fineman and Carlile said that the episode would be 'spooky', 'scary' and will 'have some laughs', Sudeikis promised that "... if we do things right, we just might learn a little someone about ourselves along the way."

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After a few exchange of perplexed glances, Sudeikis had to add: "Or not."

In one of the three promo sketches, Sudeikis encouraged a series of "positive affirmations" and guided them all to "manifest it!"&nbsp;

Sudeikis recently talked about coming back to SNL, and reflected upon his long stint with the show, sharing, "I don’t know if working there for 10 years is going to be a plus or a minus."

Jason Sudeikis started working at SNL as a sketch writer way back in 2003, and was later cast as a performer in 2005. He quit the show in 2013.

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"I’m looking forward to even just the Tuesdays and Wednesdays, the writing and the read through, you know? Because it feels like being shot out of a rocket ship and people are like, 'It’s already done?' So I’m going to savor the parts of the week that I enjoyed from working there," he said when asked about what's about his return to the show that excites him the most.&nbsp;

Jason Sudeikis makes his SNL hosting debut on October 23.

Just like many others, 'Ted Lasso' star Jason Sudeikis is making his Saturday Night Live (SNL) hosting debut this weekend. Guess who's come along? Ted Lasso himself!

Just like many others, 'Ted Lasso' star Jason Sudeikis is making his Saturday Night Live (SNL) hosting debut this weekend. Guess who's come along? Ted Lasso himself! The actor, who is also an SNL alum, is beaming with positivity like his character Ted Lasso in the promo that was released on Thursday night. Also read: Warner Bros. 'Dune' leaked online in HD quality on piracy sites Jason was joined by musical guest Brandi Carlile along with cast members Alex Moffat and Chloe Fineman. Together they celebrated their collaboration in a joyous manner and the actor-comedian shared what he plans to achieve with his episode. While Moffat, Fineman and Carlile said that the episode would be 'spooky', 'scary' and will 'have some laughs', Sudeikis promised that "... if we do things right, we just might learn a little someone about ourselves along the way." Also read: Gal Gadot's impressed with Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz's superhero looks After a few exchange of perplexed glances, Sudeikis had to add: "Or not." In one of the three promo sketches, Sudeikis encouraged a series of "positive affirmations" and guided them all to "manifest it!" Sudeikis recently talked about coming back to SNL, and reflected upon his long stint with the show, sharing, "I don’t know if working there for 10 years is going to be a plus or a minus." Jason Sudeikis started working at SNL as a sketch writer way back in 2003, and was later cast as a performer in 2005. He quit the show in 2013. Also read: Sarah Jessica Parker kisses a new man on ‘Sex and the City’ reboot set, plot twist? "I’m looking forward to even just the Tuesdays and Wednesdays, the writing and the read through, you know? Because it feels like being shot out of a rocket ship and people are like, 'It’s already done?' So I’m going to savor the parts of the week that I enjoyed from working there," he said when asked about what's about his return to the show that excites him the most. Jason Sudeikis makes his SNL hosting debut on October 23.

SNL: Jason Sudeikis brings his Emmy-winning Ted Lasso to the promo

Life is full of surprises, and so is actor Freida Pinto.&nbsp;

On Wednesday's episode of 'The Kelly Clarkson Show', the global actor shared that she is, in fact, already married to 'fiancé' Cory Tran.&nbsp;

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The couple, as Pinto revealed, married during lockdown. "We got married and then we got to go home and take an afternoon nap," she was quoted as saying.&nbsp;

 
On Wednesday, the 'Slumdog Millionaire' actor appeared as a guest at The Kelly Clarkson Show and talked about the magical moment when she was proposed to.&nbsp;

 
Host Kelly Clarkson over their picture when Pinto playfully responded, “Oh excellent. We’re already married!”

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As the audience started applauding, Pinto laughed and said, "It’s a very romantic story if you must know. Of course, when we got engaged we thought we’d have this most magical wedding. I should clear the air. I wasn’t planning a big fat Indian wedding. It was just going to be something pretty and simple…But then COVID happened and it’s still happening and we just realized we were going to be planning this for the rest of our lives and probably never doing it."

"So we decided one day to go to the Honda Center in Anaheim [California] and just get married. Honestly, I have to say if any of you have planned a wedding, you probably know this, I do not want stomach ulcers from planning my own wedding. This was perfect! We got married and then we got to go home and take an afternoon nap," she added.&nbsp; 
The couple was introduced by none other than Aaron Paul, he was Pinto's co-star in 'The Path'.&nbsp;

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Frieda told Clarkson that she was happily single and working away in New York when Paul said, "‘I want you in my life forever, Freida, so I’m going to introduce you to my friend.'" 
She had asked him not to but "he still did it and turns out I got engaged to Cory, his friend". 
In June of this year, Pinto and Tran revealed they are expecting a baby. Pinto wrote on her Instagram, “Baby Tran, coming this Fall!”

Life is full of surprises, and so is actor Freida Pinto. On Wednesday's episode of 'The Kelly Clarkson Show', the global actor shared that she is, in fact, already married to 'fiancé' Cory Tran.

Life is full of surprises, and so is actor Freida Pinto. On Wednesday's episode of 'The Kelly Clarkson Show', the global actor shared that she is, in fact, already married to 'fiancé' Cory Tran. Also read: Shah Rukh Khan visits Aryan Khan at Arthur Road after his bail plea's rejected The couple, as Pinto revealed, married during lockdown. "We got married and then we got to go home and take an afternoon nap," she was quoted as saying. On Wednesday, the 'Slumdog Millionaire' actor appeared as a guest at The Kelly Clarkson Show and talked about the magical moment when she was proposed to. Host Kelly Clarkson over their picture when Pinto playfully responded, “Oh excellent. We’re already married!” Also read: K-drama star Kim Seon-ho apologises after ex-girlfriend alleges he forced her for an abortion As the audience started applauding, Pinto laughed and said, "It’s a very romantic story if you must know. Of course, when we got engaged we thought we’d have this most magical wedding. I should clear the air. I wasn’t planning a big fat Indian wedding. It was just going to be something pretty and simple…But then COVID happened and it’s still happening and we just realized we were going to be planning this for the rest of our lives and probably never doing it." "So we decided one day to go to the Honda Center in Anaheim [California] and just get married. Honestly, I have to say if any of you have planned a wedding, you probably know this, I do not want stomach ulcers from planning my own wedding. This was perfect! We got married and then we got to go home and take an afternoon nap," she added. The couple was introduced by none other than Aaron Paul, he was Pinto's co-star in 'The Path'. Also read: This is the sex advice Gwyneth Paltrow gives to her teenage kids Frieda told Clarkson that she was happily single and working away in New York when Paul said, "‘I want you in my life forever, Freida, so I’m going to introduce you to my friend.'" She had asked him not to but "he still did it and turns out I got engaged to Cory, his friend". In June of this year, Pinto and Tran revealed they are expecting a baby. Pinto wrote on her Instagram, “Baby Tran, coming this Fall!”

Wait, what? Freida Pinto is secretly married to fiancé Cory Tran

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has reached the Arthur Road prison where his son Aryan Khan has been held for nearly three weeks now since his arrest in the Mumbai cruise drugs bust case.

At the jail, because of Covid-19, physical meetings were prohibited. But these restrictions ended on Wednesday and Thursday was the first day of physical meetings in Maharashtra jails, reports claim.&nbsp;

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According to reports, Shah Rukh Khan's meeting with Aryan went on for about 16 to 18 minutes in the visitation section. The father and son were separated by a glass partition and spoke over the intercom. Jail authorities were present at the section when Shah Rukh Khan spoke to his son.

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Aryan Khan has approached the Bombay High Court to seek bail in the drugs case, reports confirm.&nbsp;

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The Judge--VV Patil--rejected the bail against Aryan Khan saying there is prima facie evidence against him.&nbsp;

Judge Patil wrote that while Aryan Khan was not found in possession of drugs, Aryan and Arbaaz Merchant (who was also arrested in connection with the same case) are good friends. They travelled together to the International Cruise Terminal on October 2 and in their voluntary statement, spoke about the drugs, which implies that Aryan knew about the contraband, state multiple reports.&nbsp;

Aryan Khan, Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha have been booked for drug-related charges under Sections 8(c), 20(b), 27, 28, 29 and 35 of the NDPS Act.

On Wednesday, all three bail pleas by the aforementioned parties were rejected. They are currently in judicial custody.&nbsp;

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Aryan Khan and Arbaaz Merchant are being held at the Arthur Road prison in Mumbai, while Munmun Dhamecha is at the Byculla women's prison in Mumbai.

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has reached the Arthur Road prison where his son Aryan Khan has been held for nearly three weeks now since his arrest in the Mumbai cruise drugs bust case.

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has reached the Arthur Road prison where his son Aryan Khan has been held for nearly three weeks now since his arrest in the Mumbai cruise drugs bust case. At the jail, because of Covid-19, physical meetings were prohibited. But these restrictions ended on Wednesday and Thursday was the first day of physical meetings in Maharashtra jails, reports claim. Also read: Netflix workers stage walk-out over Dave Chappelle transgender comments According to reports, Shah Rukh Khan's meeting with Aryan went on for about 16 to 18 minutes in the visitation section. The father and son were separated by a glass partition and spoke over the intercom. Jail authorities were present at the section when Shah Rukh Khan spoke to his son. On Wednesday, SRK's son Aryan Khan was denied bail yet again after being arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on October 3 in the Mumbai cruise drugs bust case. Aryan Khan has approached the Bombay High Court to seek bail in the drugs case, reports confirm. Also read: K-drama star Kim Seon-ho apologises after ex-girlfriend alleges he forced her for an abortion The Judge--VV Patil--rejected the bail against Aryan Khan saying there is prima facie evidence against him. Judge Patil wrote that while Aryan Khan was not found in possession of drugs, Aryan and Arbaaz Merchant (who was also arrested in connection with the same case) are good friends. They travelled together to the International Cruise Terminal on October 2 and in their voluntary statement, spoke about the drugs, which implies that Aryan knew about the contraband, state multiple reports. Aryan Khan, Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha have been booked for drug-related charges under Sections 8(c), 20(b), 27, 28, 29 and 35 of the NDPS Act. On Wednesday, all three bail pleas by the aforementioned parties were rejected. They are currently in judicial custody. Also read: Teaser of Prabhas starrer 'Radhe Shyam' to release on this day Aryan Khan and Arbaaz Merchant are being held at the Arthur Road prison in Mumbai, while Munmun Dhamecha is at the Byculla women's prison in Mumbai.

Shah Rukh Khan visits Aryan Khan at Arthur Road after the latter's bail plea got rejected

On Wednesday, pop star Billie Eilish announced on Instagram that she’s set to release her first fragrance, Eilish.

Calling it her 'favorite smell in the WORLD', Billie told Vogue magazine, "Perfumes have been one of my greatest joys in life, and I’ve always wanted to make one. And not as Billie Eilish, not as an artist, not as a singer; I wanted to make a perfume to have a perfume. It has nothing to do with me, I’m just branding it so that people see it."

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"I’ve always been in love with vanilla, since I was a kid and my mom would teach me to bake," she added.

When asked about her favourites, the 'Therefor I Am' singer revealed, "My favorite smells are these like, amber-colored smells, to me, in my brain. I have a really strong nose, and since I was like a little kid, smells are all I think about."

Matching the “amber-colored” scents, the perfume — which is set to retail exclusively on &nbsp;BillieEilishFragrances.com for $68 — comes in a sculptural amber-bronze bottle, depicting a woman’s bust.

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The scent comes in an interesting shape--a woman's bosom. Retailed exclusively at BillieEilishFragrances.com for $68, the singer shared reason behind choosing this unique shape for the bottle.

"I’ve always had an infatuation with back and collarbones and just like, bones and bodies,” she told the fashion glossy of the human body-inspired bottle, adding that she abstracted the metallic figure, so it wasn’t depicting a “certain body type," Billie Eilish was quoted as saying.&nbsp;

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On Wednesday, pop star Billie Eilish announced on Instagram that she’s set to release her first fragrance, Eilish. Calling it her 'favorite smell in the WORLD', Billie told Vogue magazine, "Perfumes have been one of my greatest joys in life, and I’ve always wanted to make one.

On Wednesday, pop star Billie Eilish announced on Instagram that she’s set to release her first fragrance, Eilish. Calling it her 'favorite smell in the WORLD', Billie told Vogue magazine, "Perfumes have been one of my greatest joys in life, and I’ve always wanted to make one. And not as Billie Eilish, not as an artist, not as a singer; I wanted to make a perfume to have a perfume. It has nothing to do with me, I’m just branding it so that people see it." Also read: Batwoman row: Ruby Rose alleges 'terrible' work culture; Warner Bros. responds "I’ve always been in love with vanilla, since I was a kid and my mom would teach me to bake," she added. When asked about her favourites, the 'Therefor I Am' singer revealed, "My favorite smells are these like, amber-colored smells, to me, in my brain. I have a really strong nose, and since I was like a little kid, smells are all I think about." Matching the “amber-colored” scents, the perfume — which is set to retail exclusively on BillieEilishFragrances.com for $68 — comes in a sculptural amber-bronze bottle, depicting a woman’s bust. Also read: Bipasha Basu's Maldives vacay pictures transport us back to her 'Jism' days The scent comes in an interesting shape--a woman's bosom. Retailed exclusively at BillieEilishFragrances.com for $68, the singer shared reason behind choosing this unique shape for the bottle. "I’ve always had an infatuation with back and collarbones and just like, bones and bodies,” she told the fashion glossy of the human body-inspired bottle, adding that she abstracted the metallic figure, so it wasn’t depicting a “certain body type," Billie Eilish was quoted as saying. Also read: Debra Messing apologises for questioning Kim Kardashian as SNL host

Billie Eilish launches new perfume in the shape of a woman's bosom

Bollywood actor Bipasha Basu has always been one of the fittest divas in the Indian film industry, ever. The actress has been frequently posting about self-love and self-care and the captions of her recent trip to Maldives is also about that.

Bollywood actor Bipasha Basu has always been one of the fittest divas in the Indian film industry, ever. The actress has been frequently posting about self-love and self-care and the captions of her recent trip to Maldives is also about that. What's also interesting about these posts are Bipasha's choice of beachwear. Also read: In pics: Sarah Jessica Parker stuns in Falguni and Shane Peacock lehenga on 'And Just Like That' sets From neon green bikinis and kaftans to (neon green) ponchos, the lady is a vision to behold in all these posts. View this post on Instagram A post shared by bipashabasusinghgrover (@bipashabasu) × View this post on Instagram A post shared by bipashabasusinghgrover (@bipashabasu) × View this post on Instagram A post shared by bipashabasusinghgrover (@bipashabasu) × In one of her many vacation posts, Bipasha wrote, "Toasty! #loveyourself." In another, she said, "Neon." Also read: Eminem, Snoop Dogg Super Bowl gig secrets out, and we are mighty teased! These pictures evoke nostalgia in the sense that the actor's most successful film till date, 'Jism' (2003), saw her exuding a similar kind of vibe: bikinis, boldness and beauty. These pictures from her romantic getaway also go on to prove that she would always be Bollywood's favourite belle. Bipasha Basu is married to fellow actor Karan Singh Grover, who she met during the shooting of the 2015 film 'Alone'. The couple got married on April 2016 as per Bengali traditions. Also read: Zendaya to become youngest CFDA Fashion Icon award recipient

Bipasha Basu's Maldives vacay pictures transport us back to her 'Jism' days

Global popstar Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears, has hired new legal counsel, reports claim. This latest development comes after Jamie was suspended as her conservator and her estate in September of this year.

On Tuesday, according to court documents obtained by an international news website, Jamie notified the court that he is substituting his former attorney for new representation by Alex M. Weingarten of Willkie Farr &amp; Gallagher LLP.

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Judge Brenda Penny listened to the arguments put forward by both the parties through their respective lawyers and agreed to suspend Jamie Spears as the conservator of Britney's estate. Jamie's removal will be decided at a later hearing.&nbsp;

The judge then appointed Certified Public Accountant John Zabel as Jamie Spears' temporary replacement until the petition to terminate Britney's conservatorship is heard on November 12.

Following the decision, Britney's attorney, Mathew Rosengart, told a global entertainment news website that the pop star was 'happy' about the decision.

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"I think you can assume she's very happy," he shared at the time.

The lawyer then told reporters that 'the goal' is to free Britney from her conservatorship by her 40th birthday on December 2.&nbsp;

Jamie Spears issued a statement through his attorney, Vivian L. Thoreen, saying, "Mr. Spears loves his daughter Britney unconditionally. For 13 years, he has tried to do what is in her best interests, whether as a conservator or her father."

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Global popstar Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears, has hired new legal counsel, reports claim. This latest development comes after Jamie was suspended as her conservator and her estate in September of this year.

Global popstar Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears, has hired new legal counsel, reports claim. This latest development comes after Jamie was suspended as her conservator and her estate in September of this year. On Tuesday, according to court documents obtained by an international news website, Jamie notified the court that he is substituting his former attorney for new representation by Alex M. Weingarten of Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP. Also read: Eminem, Snoop Dogg Super Bowl gig secrets out, and we are mighty teased! Judge Brenda Penny listened to the arguments put forward by both the parties through their respective lawyers and agreed to suspend Jamie Spears as the conservator of Britney's estate. Jamie's removal will be decided at a later hearing. The judge then appointed Certified Public Accountant John Zabel as Jamie Spears' temporary replacement until the petition to terminate Britney's conservatorship is heard on November 12. Following the decision, Britney's attorney, Mathew Rosengart, told a global entertainment news website that the pop star was 'happy' about the decision. Also read: In pics: Sarah Jessica Parker stuns in Falguni and Shane Peacock lehenga on 'And Just Like That' sets "I think you can assume she's very happy," he shared at the time. The lawyer then told reporters that 'the goal' is to free Britney from her conservatorship by her 40th birthday on December 2. Jamie Spears issued a statement through his attorney, Vivian L. Thoreen, saying, "Mr. Spears loves his daughter Britney unconditionally. For 13 years, he has tried to do what is in her best interests, whether as a conservator or her father." Also read: Shahid Kapoor to play paratrooper in action flick 'Bull'

Britney Spears' father Jamie Spears hires new attorney after suspension as conservator

What bigger joy than seeing two of the biggest rappers of all time come together for a Super Bowl halftime performance? None!&nbsp;

Music legend Snoop Dogg was recently doing a Halloween special with friend and co-host Martha Stewart when he let out a few secrets about the big performance at the upcoming Super Bowl.&nbsp;

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When a journalist asked him about what's happening in that front, he reportedly said that talks are underway and they are expecting to give a good performance.&nbsp;

"Me, Dr. Dre, Eminem, had a light discussion about what we trying to do," he shared. "Its about to go full speed ahead."

"But I tell you, this it's gonna be one of the greatest Super Bowl halftime shows that you ever witnessed," he added. "Dr. Dre is on it. He's putting his time together with the specifics and the dynamics of what we're doing."

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For those of you who are not in the know, rappers Snoop, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Mary J. Blige and Kendrick Lamar will be headlining the 2022 Super Bowl halftime show for Super Bowl LVI slated to take place on February 13 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

 
Snoop went on to add that Stewart is "such a big fan of Eminem" and he's going to "finally" introduce her to him.

 
"I'm setting it up, Martha. I got you I got the VIP lounge, I got it all in my mind. I know how y'all gonna be, it's gonna be set up it's gonna be beautiful, I got this," he told his co-star, reportedly.&nbsp;

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"I have loved Eminem ever since he was, you know, just beginning actually, and so I can't wait this is going to be fun. And I can't wait to see you perform, Snoop. This is amazing," Stewart shared.

What bigger joy than seeing two of the biggest rappers of all time come together for a Super Bowl halftime performance? None! Music legend Snoop Dogg was recently doing a Halloween special with friend and co-host Martha Stewart when he let out a few secrets about the big performance at the upcoming Super Bowl.

What bigger joy than seeing two of the biggest rappers of all time come together for a Super Bowl halftime performance? None! Music legend Snoop Dogg was recently doing a Halloween special with friend and co-host Martha Stewart when he let out a few secrets about the big performance at the upcoming Super Bowl. Also read: 'The Wire' is the greatest show of 21st century: Survey When a journalist asked him about what's happening in that front, he reportedly said that talks are underway and they are expecting to give a good performance. "Me, Dr. Dre, Eminem, had a light discussion about what we trying to do," he shared. "Its about to go full speed ahead." "But I tell you, this it's gonna be one of the greatest Super Bowl halftime shows that you ever witnessed," he added. "Dr. Dre is on it. He's putting his time together with the specifics and the dynamics of what we're doing." Also read: Inside Kourtney Kardashian, Travis Barker's dream-like engagement For those of you who are not in the know, rappers Snoop, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Mary J. Blige and Kendrick Lamar will be headlining the 2022 Super Bowl halftime show for Super Bowl LVI slated to take place on February 13 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. Snoop went on to add that Stewart is "such a big fan of Eminem" and he's going to "finally" introduce her to him. "I'm setting it up, Martha. I got you I got the VIP lounge, I got it all in my mind. I know how y'all gonna be, it's gonna be set up it's gonna be beautiful, I got this," he told his co-star, reportedly. Also read: Zendaya to become youngest CFDA Fashion Icon award recipient "I have loved Eminem ever since he was, you know, just beginning actually, and so I can't wait this is going to be fun. And I can't wait to see you perform, Snoop. This is amazing," Stewart shared.

Eminem, Snoop Dogg Super Bowl gig secrets out, and we are mighty teased!

In a galaxy far, far away, a young man in a sea of sand faces a foreboding destiny. The threat of war hangs in the air. At the brink of a crisis, he navigates a feudalistic world with an evil emperor, noble houses and subjugated peoples, a tale right out of mythology and right at home in George Lucas’ brainpan. But this is “Dune,” baby, Frank Herbert’s science-fiction opus, which is making another run at global box-office domination even as it heads toward controversy about what it and its messianic protagonist signify.

The movie is a herculean endeavor from the director Denis Villeneuve (“Arrival”), a starry, sumptuous take on the novel’s first half. Published in 1965, Herbert’s book is a beautiful behemoth (my copy runs almost 900 pages) crowded with rulers and rebels, witches and warriors. Herbert had a lot to say — about religion, ecology, the fate of humanity — and drew from an astonishment of sources, from Greek mythology to Indigenous cultures.

Inspired by government efforts to keep sand dunes at bay, he dreamed up a desert planet where water was the new petroleum. The result is a future-shock epic that reads like a cautionary tale for our environmentally ravaged world.

Villeneuve likes to work on a large scale, but has a miniaturist’s attention to fine-grained detail, which fits for a story as equally sweeping and intricate as “Dune.” Like the novel, the movie is set thousands of years in the future and centers on Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet), the scion of a noble family. With his father, Duke Leto (Oscar Isaac), and his mother, Lady Jessica (Rebecca Ferguson), Paul is about to depart for his new home on a desert planet called Arrakis, aka Dune. The Duke, on orders from the Emperor, is to take charge of the planet, which is home to monstrous sandworms, enigmatic Bedouin-like inhabitants and an addictive, highly valuable resource called spice.

 
Much ensues. There are complicated intrigues along with sword fights, heroic deaths and many inserts of a mystery woman (Zendaya) throwing come-hither glances at the camera, a Malickian vision in flowing robes and liquid slow motion. She’s one piece of the multifaceted puzzle of Paul’s destiny, as is a mystical sisterhood (led by Charlotte Rampling in severe mistress mode) of psychic power brokers who share a collective consciousness. They’re playing the long game while the story’s most flamboyant villain, the Baron (Stellan Skarsgard), schemes and slays, floating above terrified minions and enemies like a Macy’s Thanksgiving Day balloon devised by Clive Barker.

 
The movie leans on a lot of exposition, partly to help guide viewers through the story’s denser thickets, but Villeneuve also uses his visuals to advance and clarify the narrative. The designs and textures of the movie’s various worlds and their inhabitants are arresting, filigreed and meaningful, with characters and their environments in sync.

 
At times, though, Villeneuve lingers too long over his creations, as if he wanted you to check out his cool new line of dragonfly-style choppers and bleeding corpses. (This isn’t a funny movie but there are mordantly humorous flourishes, notably with the Baron, whose bald head and oily bath indicate that Villeneuve is a fan of “Apocalypse Now.”) 
That impulse to linger is understandable given the monumentality of Villeneuve’s world building (and its price tag). But the movie’s spectacular scale combined with Herbert’s complex mythmaking also creates a not entirely productive tension between stasis and movement.

 
Not long after he lands on Dune, Paul is ushered into the new world of its tribal people, the Fremen, a transitional passage leading from dark rooms to bright desert, from heavy machinery and vaulted spaces with friezes to gauzy robes and the meringue peaks of the dunes. Paul is on a journey filled with heavy deeds and thoughts, but en route he can seem caught in all this beauty, like a fly in fast-hardening sap.

 
Chalamet looks young enough for the role (Paul is 15 when the novel opens) and can certainly strike a Byronic pose, complete with black coat and anguished hair. The actor has his moments in “Dune,” including in an early scene with Rampling’s Reverend Mother, who puts Paul through a painful test; Chalamet excels at imparting a sense of confused woundedness, psychic and physical. But he doesn’t move with the coiled grace of the warrior that Paul is meant to be, which undermines both his training sessions with the family “warmaster” (Josh Brolin) and in his later role as a messianic figure, one who is considerably less complicated and conflicted on screen than he is on the page.

 
Written by Villeneuve, Jon Spaihts and Eric Roth, the screenplay has taken predictable liberties. The movie retains the overall arc of the book despite having jettisoned characters and swaths of plot. There have been felicitous changes, as with the character Dr. Liet Kynes, an ecologist who’s a man in the book but is now a woman. Played by a formidably striking Sharon Duncan-Brewster, the character doesn’t receive nearly enough screen time, particularly given Kynes’ weighty patrimony and narrative function. But Duncan-Brewster — like so many of the other well-cast supporting performers — makes enough of an impression that she helps fill in the script’s ellipses.

 
Throughout “Dune,” you can feel Villeneuve caught and sometimes struggling between his fidelity to the source material and the demands of big-ticket mainstream moviemaking and selling. It’s easy to imagine that he owns several copies of the novel, each copiously dog-eared and heavily outlined. (The movie is relatively free of holiday-ready merch opportunities, outside of a cute desert mouse with saucer-sized ears.) At the same time, Villeneuve is making a movie in a Marvel-dominated industry that foregrounds obviousness and blunt action sequences over ambiguity and introspection. There’s talk and stillness here, true, but also plenty of fights, explosions and hardware.

 
The trickiest challenge is presented by the movie’s commercial imperatives and, by extension, the entire historical thrust of Hollywood with its demand for heroes and happy endings. This presents a problem that Villeneuve can’t or won’t solve. Paul is burdened by prophetic visions he doesn’t yet fully understand, and while he’s an appealing figure in the novel, he is also menacing. Herbert was interested in problematizing the figure of the classic champion, including the superhero, and he weaves his critique into the very fabric of his multilayered tale. “No more terrible disaster could befall your people,” a character warns, “than for them to fall into the hands of a Hero.”

 
There’s little overt menace to this Paul, who mostly registers as a sincere, sensitive, if callow hero-in-the-making. Mostly, the danger he telegraphs exists on a representational level and the dubiously romanticized image presented by a pale, white noble who’s hailed as a messiah by the planet’s darker-complexioned native population.

 
Whether Paul is white in the novel is, I think, open to debate. Herbert’s focus is on the human race, which, as the writer Jordan S. Carroll notes in a fascinating essay in the Los Angeles Review of Books, hasn’t prevented white supremacists from embracing the book. “Fascists love ‘Dune,’” Carroll writes, though he sees this love as a self-serving misreading.

 
One of Herbert’s talents was his ability to blend his promiscuous borrowings — from Navajo, Aztec, Turkish, Persian and myriad other sources — into a smoothly unified future world that, as befits science fiction, is at once familiar and strange. The shadow of Lawrence of Arabia and colonialist fantasies does loom large, particularly because the Fremen and their language are drawn from Arabic origins. Still, the book gives you room to cast Paul in your head in whatever image you choose. But movies tend to visually lock in meaning, and, like David Lynch’s much-maligned 1984 adaptation with Kyle MacLachlan as Paul, this “Dune” is also about a white man leading a fateful charge.

 
That doesn’t make Villeneuve’s “Dune” a white-savior story or not exactly or maybe just not yet. The movie ends before everything wraps up too neatly or uncomfortably, which injects it with some welcome uncertainty.

 
Herbert wrote five sequels, and Duneworld continued to expand after his death; if the movie hits the box-office sweet spot, the story can presumably continue, which would be a gift for a franchise-hungry industry. Whether it will become the kind of gift that keeps on giving is up to the audience. Villeneuve has made a serious, stately opus, and while he doesn’t have a pop bone in his body, he knows how to put on a show as he fans a timely argument about who gets to play the hero now.

In a galaxy far, far away, a young man in a sea of sand faces a foreboding destiny. The threat of war hangs in the air. At the brink of a crisis, he navigates a feudalistic world with an evil emperor, noble houses and subjugated peoples, a tale right out of mythology and right at home in George Lucas’ brainpan.

In a galaxy far, far away, a young man in a sea of sand faces a foreboding destiny. The threat of war hangs in the air. At the brink of a crisis, he navigates a feudalistic world with an evil emperor, noble houses and subjugated peoples, a tale right out of mythology and right at home in George Lucas’ brainpan. But this is “Dune,” baby, Frank Herbert’s science-fiction opus, which is making another run at global box-office domination even as it heads toward controversy about what it and its messianic protagonist signify. The movie is a herculean endeavor from the director Denis Villeneuve (“Arrival”), a starry, sumptuous take on the novel’s first half. Published in 1965, Herbert’s book is a beautiful behemoth (my copy runs almost 900 pages) crowded with rulers and rebels, witches and warriors. Herbert had a lot to say — about religion, ecology, the fate of humanity — and drew from an astonishment of sources, from Greek mythology to Indigenous cultures. Inspired by government efforts to keep sand dunes at bay, he dreamed up a desert planet where water was the new petroleum. The result is a future-shock epic that reads like a cautionary tale for our environmentally ravaged world. Villeneuve likes to work on a large scale, but has a miniaturist’s attention to fine-grained detail, which fits for a story as equally sweeping and intricate as “Dune.” Like the novel, the movie is set thousands of years in the future and centers on Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet), the scion of a noble family. With his father, Duke Leto (Oscar Isaac), and his mother, Lady Jessica (Rebecca Ferguson), Paul is about to depart for his new home on a desert planet called Arrakis, aka Dune. The Duke, on orders from the Emperor, is to take charge of the planet, which is home to monstrous sandworms, enigmatic Bedouin-like inhabitants and an addictive, highly valuable resource called spice. Much ensues. There are complicated intrigues along with sword fights, heroic deaths and many inserts of a mystery woman (Zendaya) throwing come-hither glances at the camera, a Malickian vision in flowing robes and liquid slow motion. She’s one piece of the multifaceted puzzle of Paul’s destiny, as is a mystical sisterhood (led by Charlotte Rampling in severe mistress mode) of psychic power brokers who share a collective consciousness. They’re playing the long game while the story’s most flamboyant villain, the Baron (Stellan Skarsgard), schemes and slays, floating above terrified minions and enemies like a Macy’s Thanksgiving Day balloon devised by Clive Barker. The movie leans on a lot of exposition, partly to help guide viewers through the story’s denser thickets, but Villeneuve also uses his visuals to advance and clarify the narrative. The designs and textures of the movie’s various worlds and their inhabitants are arresting, filigreed and meaningful, with characters and their environments in sync. At times, though, Villeneuve lingers too long over his creations, as if he wanted you to check out his cool new line of dragonfly-style choppers and bleeding corpses. (This isn’t a funny movie but there are mordantly humorous flourishes, notably with the Baron, whose bald head and oily bath indicate that Villeneuve is a fan of “Apocalypse Now.”) That impulse to linger is understandable given the monumentality of Villeneuve’s world building (and its price tag). But the movie’s spectacular scale combined with Herbert’s complex mythmaking also creates a not entirely productive tension between stasis and movement. Not long after he lands on Dune, Paul is ushered into the new world of its tribal people, the Fremen, a transitional passage leading from dark rooms to bright desert, from heavy machinery and vaulted spaces with friezes to gauzy robes and the meringue peaks of the dunes. Paul is on a journey filled with heavy deeds and thoughts, but en route he can seem caught in all this beauty, like a fly in fast-hardening sap. Chalamet looks young enough for the role (Paul is 15 when the novel opens) and can certainly strike a Byronic pose, complete with black coat and anguished hair. The actor has his moments in “Dune,” including in an early scene with Rampling’s Reverend Mother, who puts Paul through a painful test; Chalamet excels at imparting a sense of confused woundedness, psychic and physical. But he doesn’t move with the coiled grace of the warrior that Paul is meant to be, which undermines both his training sessions with the family “warmaster” (Josh Brolin) and in his later role as a messianic figure, one who is considerably less complicated and conflicted on screen than he is on the page. Written by Villeneuve, Jon Spaihts and Eric Roth, the screenplay has taken predictable liberties. The movie retains the overall arc of the book despite having jettisoned characters and swaths of plot. There have been felicitous changes, as with the character Dr. Liet Kynes, an ecologist who’s a man in the book but is now a woman. Played by a formidably striking Sharon Duncan-Brewster, the character doesn’t receive nearly enough screen time, particularly given Kynes’ weighty patrimony and narrative function. But Duncan-Brewster — like so many of the other well-cast supporting performers — makes enough of an impression that she helps fill in the script’s ellipses. Throughout “Dune,” you can feel Villeneuve caught and sometimes struggling between his fidelity to the source material and the demands of big-ticket mainstream moviemaking and selling. It’s easy to imagine that he owns several copies of the novel, each copiously dog-eared and heavily outlined. (The movie is relatively free of holiday-ready merch opportunities, outside of a cute desert mouse with saucer-sized ears.) At the same time, Villeneuve is making a movie in a Marvel-dominated industry that foregrounds obviousness and blunt action sequences over ambiguity and introspection. There’s talk and stillness here, true, but also plenty of fights, explosions and hardware. The trickiest challenge is presented by the movie’s commercial imperatives and, by extension, the entire historical thrust of Hollywood with its demand for heroes and happy endings. This presents a problem that Villeneuve can’t or won’t solve. Paul is burdened by prophetic visions he doesn’t yet fully understand, and while he’s an appealing figure in the novel, he is also menacing. Herbert was interested in problematizing the figure of the classic champion, including the superhero, and he weaves his critique into the very fabric of his multilayered tale. “No more terrible disaster could befall your people,” a character warns, “than for them to fall into the hands of a Hero.” There’s little overt menace to this Paul, who mostly registers as a sincere, sensitive, if callow hero-in-the-making. Mostly, the danger he telegraphs exists on a representational level and the dubiously romanticized image presented by a pale, white noble who’s hailed as a messiah by the planet’s darker-complexioned native population. Whether Paul is white in the novel is, I think, open to debate. Herbert’s focus is on the human race, which, as the writer Jordan S. Carroll notes in a fascinating essay in the Los Angeles Review of Books, hasn’t prevented white supremacists from embracing the book. “Fascists love ‘Dune,’” Carroll writes, though he sees this love as a self-serving misreading. One of Herbert’s talents was his ability to blend his promiscuous borrowings — from Navajo, Aztec, Turkish, Persian and myriad other sources — into a smoothly unified future world that, as befits science fiction, is at once familiar and strange. The shadow of Lawrence of Arabia and colonialist fantasies does loom large, particularly because the Fremen and their language are drawn from Arabic origins. Still, the book gives you room to cast Paul in your head in whatever image you choose. But movies tend to visually lock in meaning, and, like David Lynch’s much-maligned 1984 adaptation with Kyle MacLachlan as Paul, this “Dune” is also about a white man leading a fateful charge. That doesn’t make Villeneuve’s “Dune” a white-savior story or not exactly or maybe just not yet. The movie ends before everything wraps up too neatly or uncomfortably, which injects it with some welcome uncertainty. Herbert wrote five sequels, and Duneworld continued to expand after his death; if the movie hits the box-office sweet spot, the story can presumably continue, which would be a gift for a franchise-hungry industry. Whether it will become the kind of gift that keeps on giving is up to the audience. Villeneuve has made a serious, stately opus, and while he doesn’t have a pop bone in his body, he knows how to put on a show as he fans a timely argument about who gets to play the hero now.

‘Dune’ review: A hero in the making, on shifting sands

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