Hollywood couple Emmy Rossum and Sam Esmail turned parents for the first time as they welcomed a baby girl.&nbsp;

Making the announcement, they posted, “On a sunny Monday morning, at 8:13AM, we welcomed our daughter into the world,” alongwith several pregnancy pictures.&nbsp;

The pair have been married since 2017.

On her Instagram stories and in an additional Instagram post, Emmy Rossum shared more images of her pregnancy.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-jennifer-lopez-and-ben-affleck-indulge-in-pda-while-working-out-together-in-miami-387418" hreflang="en">Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck spotted kissing in a gym in Miami</a> 
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On the work front, Emmy Rossum is next set to star in the TV series ‘Angelyne’, based on The Hollywood Reporter‘s 2017 investigative story about the Los Angeles icon and executive-produced by Sam Esmail.&nbsp;

Sam Esmail is set to reboot Battlestar Galactica for Peacock and has set up an adaptation of Rumaan Alam’s book ‘Leave the World Behind’, starring Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington, with Netflix.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/netflix-to-make-first-ever-russian-original-series-based-on-leo-tolstoys-anna-karenina-387447" hreflang="en">Netflix to make first-ever Russian series based on Tolstoy's Anna Karenina</a>

Hollywood couple Emmy Rossum and Sam Esmail turned parents for the first time as they welcomed a baby girl. Making the announcement, they posted, “On a sunny Monday morning, at 8:13AM, we welcomed our daughter into the world,” alongwith several pregnancy pictures.

Hollywood couple Emmy Rossum and Sam Esmail turned parents for the first time as they welcomed a baby girl. Making the announcement, they posted, “On a sunny Monday morning, at 8:13AM, we welcomed our daughter into the world,” alongwith several pregnancy pictures. The pair have been married since 2017. On her Instagram stories and in an additional Instagram post, Emmy Rossum shared more images of her pregnancy. Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck spotted kissing in a gym in Miami On the work front, Emmy Rossum is next set to star in the TV series ‘Angelyne’, based on The Hollywood Reporter‘s 2017 investigative story about the Los Angeles icon and executive-produced by Sam Esmail. Sam Esmail is set to reboot Battlestar Galactica for Peacock and has set up an adaptation of Rumaan Alam’s book ‘Leave the World Behind’, starring Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington, with Netflix. Netflix to make first-ever Russian series based on Tolstoy's Anna Karenina

Emmy Rossum and Sam Esmail welcome baby girl

Greece's top archaeological advisory body Wednesday approved use of several key sites including the Acropolis for an upcoming shoot by French fashion house Dior, a culture ministry source said.

The photo shoots will be held for material to be presented during a runway show in Athens next month, the ministry official said.

The trip will pay homage to an iconic photo session at the Acropolis 70 years ago for an haute couture collection by Christian Dior.&nbsp;

The official said the central archaeological council had "unanimously" approved the shoots.

In addition to the Acropolis, photo shoots will be held at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, the Ancient Agora in Athens, the temple of Poseidon at Sounio and the temple of Zeus at Nemea, the official said.

A further request to shoot at the Panathenaic stadium, where the 1896 Olympics were held, will be discussed on Thursday.

Dior will hold a runway show on June 17 in Athens to launch its inter-season collection.

"This is not a runway show at the Acropolis," the official emphasised.

The move comes on the heels of ongoing criticism of the Greek government by the opposition over its management of the country's priceless archaeological heritage.

In March, there was criticism over restoration work at the Acropolis that includes a new concrete footpath. The culture ministry has said the redesign improves wheelchair accessibility.

There is also an ongoing row over the planned relocation of antiquities in Thessaloniki for metro construction.&nbsp;

Earlier this month, dozens of intellectuals including several Byzantine experts penned an open letter, calling on the Greek state to leave the antiquities in place.

Greece's top archaeological advisory body Wednesday approved use of several key sites including the Acropolis for an upcoming shoot by French fashion house Dior, a culture ministry source said.

Greece's top archaeological advisory body Wednesday approved use of several key sites including the Acropolis for an upcoming shoot by French fashion house Dior, a culture ministry source said. The photo shoots will be held for material to be presented during a runway show in Athens next month, the ministry official said. The trip will pay homage to an iconic photo session at the Acropolis 70 years ago for an haute couture collection by Christian Dior. The official said the central archaeological council had "unanimously" approved the shoots. In addition to the Acropolis, photo shoots will be held at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, the Ancient Agora in Athens, the temple of Poseidon at Sounio and the temple of Zeus at Nemea, the official said. A further request to shoot at the Panathenaic stadium, where the 1896 Olympics were held, will be discussed on Thursday. Dior will hold a runway show on June 17 in Athens to launch its inter-season collection. "This is not a runway show at the Acropolis," the official emphasised. The move comes on the heels of ongoing criticism of the Greek government by the opposition over its management of the country's priceless archaeological heritage. In March, there was criticism over restoration work at the Acropolis that includes a new concrete footpath. The culture ministry has said the redesign improves wheelchair accessibility. There is also an ongoing row over the planned relocation of antiquities in Thessaloniki for metro construction. Earlier this month, dozens of intellectuals including several Byzantine experts penned an open letter, calling on the Greek state to leave the antiquities in place.

Greece approves Dior shoot at key ancient sites

Three giants of the cruise industry will return to the seas within weeks, with Norwegian Cruise Lines on Monday becoming the latest to announce its US ships will set sail starting in early August.

After a year of crippling losses, Carnival and Royal Caribbean said late last week their first post-pandemic cruises will set sail in July, after the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) earlier this month gave the green light to allow trips with passengers and crew who received Covid-19 vaccinations.

"We have been waiting for a very long time to announce a resumption of cruising from the US. We are so proud to be sailing for the first time in over a year from our special homeport of Seattle to the breathtaking state of Alaska," Harry Sommer, chief of Norwegian Cruise Line, said in a statement.

Cruise operations were suspended on March 14, 2020 when the CDC issued a "no sail order" to prevent the further spread of the coronavirus. Several ships already had deadly outbreaks on board.

Some cruise ships resumed operations in Europe and elsewhere last year, but the ban remained in place in the United States.

All three companies will offer trips from Seattle to Alaska as their inaugural cruises.

Norwegian said "all crew and passengers must be fully vaccinated to embark."

Carnival said its trips will be available to guests who received their final dose at least two weeks prior, and likewise Royal Caribbean will require vaccinations of all passengers over the age of 16, and after August 1 all those over the age of 12.

Norwegian will offer week-long voyages starting August 6, while Royal Caribbean will leave port first with a similar trip July 19 and Carnival's Holland American Line will start July 24.

"It's been a tough year for everyone, but people clearly have pent-up demand to cruise again, and we can't wait to get back to what we do best," Royal Caribbean Chief Executive Richard D. Fain said in last week's statement.

Disney Cruise Lines in early May announced all trips were canceled through the end of July, but on Monday declined to provide details to AFP on when sailing would resume.

Three giants of the cruise industry will return to the seas within weeks, with Norwegian Cruise Lines on Monday becoming the latest to announce its US ships will set sail starting in early August.

Three giants of the cruise industry will return to the seas within weeks, with Norwegian Cruise Lines on Monday becoming the latest to announce its US ships will set sail starting in early August. After a year of crippling losses, Carnival and Royal Caribbean said late last week their first post-pandemic cruises will set sail in July, after the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) earlier this month gave the green light to allow trips with passengers and crew who received Covid-19 vaccinations. "We have been waiting for a very long time to announce a resumption of cruising from the US. We are so proud to be sailing for the first time in over a year from our special homeport of Seattle to the breathtaking state of Alaska," Harry Sommer, chief of Norwegian Cruise Line, said in a statement. Cruise operations were suspended on March 14, 2020 when the CDC issued a "no sail order" to prevent the further spread of the coronavirus. Several ships already had deadly outbreaks on board. Some cruise ships resumed operations in Europe and elsewhere last year, but the ban remained in place in the United States. All three companies will offer trips from Seattle to Alaska as their inaugural cruises. Norwegian said "all crew and passengers must be fully vaccinated to embark." Carnival said its trips will be available to guests who received their final dose at least two weeks prior, and likewise Royal Caribbean will require vaccinations of all passengers over the age of 16, and after August 1 all those over the age of 12. Norwegian will offer week-long voyages starting August 6, while Royal Caribbean will leave port first with a similar trip July 19 and Carnival's Holland American Line will start July 24. "It's been a tough year for everyone, but people clearly have pent-up demand to cruise again, and we can't wait to get back to what we do best," Royal Caribbean Chief Executive Richard D. Fain said in last week's statement. Disney Cruise Lines in early May announced all trips were canceled through the end of July, but on Monday declined to provide details to AFP on when sailing would resume.

Major cruise lines to restart voyages for vaccinated passengers

The Mexico City home of renowned British-born Surrealist artist Leonora Carrington will open to the public as a museum displaying some of her works and possessions, the managers announced Monday.

"This space contains the daily life of the Weisz Carrington family, who lived here for more than 60 years. We have cataloged more than 8,600 objects," said Alejandra Osorio, cultural director of the Autonomous Metropolitan University.

Pablo Weisz Carrington, son of the late painter and sculptor, sold the house to UAM for half a million dollars on the condition that it be converted into a museum.&nbsp;

In exchange, on May 19 he donated works of his mother valued at three million dollars.

The museum in Colonia Roma houses 45 sculptures and hundreds of objects that Carrington used while living there, including her food seasonings and makeup.

The intention is "to preserve the intimate character of the dining room, bedroom, kitchen and study with the idea of presenting them as closely as they were in the artist's daily life," Osorio said.

The opening date will depend on the evolution of the coronavirus pandemic in Mexico, she added.

Born in Lancashire, England into an aristocratic industrial family at the cusp of the Surrealist movement, Carrington moved to Paris aged 20 where she began a love affair with painter Max Ernst.

After Ernst was arrested by the Gestapo in Nazi-occupied France, Carrington fell into a deep depression before being committed to a psychiatric hospital in Spain.

She managed to escape, and in Lisbon married the Mexican poet and journalist Renato Leduc, who in 1942 took her to Mexico.

She settled there permanently, befriending painter Frida Kahlo and future Nobel laureate Octavio Paz.

Carrington died in May 2011 in Mexico City at the age of 94.

The Mexico City home of renowned British-born Surrealist artist Leonora Carrington will open to the public as a museum displaying some of her works and possessions, the managers announced Monday.

The Mexico City home of renowned British-born Surrealist artist Leonora Carrington will open to the public as a museum displaying some of her works and possessions, the managers announced Monday. "This space contains the daily life of the Weisz Carrington family, who lived here for more than 60 years. We have cataloged more than 8,600 objects," said Alejandra Osorio, cultural director of the Autonomous Metropolitan University. Pablo Weisz Carrington, son of the late painter and sculptor, sold the house to UAM for half a million dollars on the condition that it be converted into a museum. In exchange, on May 19 he donated works of his mother valued at three million dollars. The museum in Colonia Roma houses 45 sculptures and hundreds of objects that Carrington used while living there, including her food seasonings and makeup. The intention is "to preserve the intimate character of the dining room, bedroom, kitchen and study with the idea of presenting them as closely as they were in the artist's daily life," Osorio said. The opening date will depend on the evolution of the coronavirus pandemic in Mexico, she added. Born in Lancashire, England into an aristocratic industrial family at the cusp of the Surrealist movement, Carrington moved to Paris aged 20 where she began a love affair with painter Max Ernst. After Ernst was arrested by the Gestapo in Nazi-occupied France, Carrington fell into a deep depression before being committed to a psychiatric hospital in Spain. She managed to escape, and in Lisbon married the Mexican poet and journalist Renato Leduc, who in 1942 took her to Mexico. She settled there permanently, befriending painter Frida Kahlo and future Nobel laureate Octavio Paz. Carrington died in May 2011 in Mexico City at the age of 94.

Artist Leonora Carrington's Mexico home becomes museum

'Fast &amp; Furious 9'&nbsp;star John Cena made a U-turn Tuesday, apologising to Chinese fans after he called Taiwan a "country" and sparked outrage in the world's largest movie market.

Beijing sees democratic, self-ruled Taiwan as part of its territory which is to be seized one day, by force if necessary, and rages at any diplomatic attempts to recognise the island as an independent nation.

But American wrestling star turned actor Cena left his diplomatic lane during a trip to Taiwan in early May to promote the franchise of action movies about fast cars, making the "country" comment during a fan meet.

On Tuesday, as outrage billowed across China's social media, he released an apology on the Weibo platform in conversational-level Mandarin.

"I did many, many interviews for Fast &amp; Furious 9, and I made a mistake during one interview," Cena said in the video, without repeating the controversial term.

"I must say, which is very very important, that I love and respect China and Chinese people. I'm very, very sorry for my mistake. I apologise."

The video was played 2.4 million times on the strictly-controlled social media site, while Chinese media leapt on the apology.

Fast &amp; Furious 9 smashed through the box office during its May 21 release in China last weekend, raking in $148 million, according to the nationalist Global Times newspaper.

But social media users appeared only partially appeased.

"Please say 'Taiwan is part of China' in Chinese, or we won't accept it," said one Weibo user, while another lamented the American's apparent lack of knowledge that "Taiwan is an integral part of China".

The apology also provoked indignation from American politicians who accused the actor of censoring himself to appease Beijing.&nbsp;

"A world where #China's Communist Party controls what Americans can say isn't some nightmarish future threat," tweeted Republican senator Marco Rubio, linking to the apology. "It's already here."

China's vast consumer market has in recent years been weaponised against critics of Beijing.

Entities including the NBA and global fashion giants have faced boycotts and a battering on social media for speaking out on rights abuses or political issues China deems off-limits.

'Fast & Furious 9' star John Cena made a U-turn Tuesday, apologising to Chinese fans after he called Taiwan a "country" and sparked outrage in the world's largest movie market.

'Fast & Furious 9' star John Cena made a U-turn Tuesday, apologising to Chinese fans after he called Taiwan a "country" and sparked outrage in the world's largest movie market. Beijing sees democratic, self-ruled Taiwan as part of its territory which is to be seized one day, by force if necessary, and rages at any diplomatic attempts to recognise the island as an independent nation. But American wrestling star turned actor Cena left his diplomatic lane during a trip to Taiwan in early May to promote the franchise of action movies about fast cars, making the "country" comment during a fan meet. On Tuesday, as outrage billowed across China's social media, he released an apology on the Weibo platform in conversational-level Mandarin. "I did many, many interviews for Fast & Furious 9, and I made a mistake during one interview," Cena said in the video, without repeating the controversial term. "I must say, which is very very important, that I love and respect China and Chinese people. I'm very, very sorry for my mistake. I apologise." The video was played 2.4 million times on the strictly-controlled social media site, while Chinese media leapt on the apology. Fast & Furious 9 smashed through the box office during its May 21 release in China last weekend, raking in $148 million, according to the nationalist Global Times newspaper. But social media users appeared only partially appeased. "Please say 'Taiwan is part of China' in Chinese, or we won't accept it," said one Weibo user, while another lamented the American's apparent lack of knowledge that "Taiwan is an integral part of China". The apology also provoked indignation from American politicians who accused the actor of censoring himself to appease Beijing. "A world where #China's Communist Party controls what Americans can say isn't some nightmarish future threat," tweeted Republican senator Marco Rubio, linking to the apology. "It's already here." China's vast consumer market has in recent years been weaponised against critics of Beijing. Entities including the NBA and global fashion giants have faced boycotts and a battering on social media for speaking out on rights abuses or political issues China deems off-limits.

'Fast & Furious' star John Cena apologises for calling Taiwan a country

Amazon Prime has partnered with National Theatre to stream four of its highest-profile recorded stage shows in the UK and Ireland.

Launching on June 11, the shows will include Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s ‘Fleabag’, which she performed at Wyndham’s Theatre in the West End, and Danny Boyle’s staging of ‘Frankenstein’, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller.

The other two performances are ‘Hamlet’ with Cumberbatch, directed by Lyndsey Turner and filmed at the Barbican in 2015, and ‘Ian McKellen On Stage’, in which McKellen performs extracts from some of his most iconic performances.

On the same, Martin Backlund, head of content, UK, Ireland and Nordics, at Amazon Prime Video, said: “The cream of UK acting talent so often started their career in theatre, and we want to shine a light on the incredible heritage we have here.”

Amazon Prime has partnered with National Theatre to stream four of its highest-profile recorded stage shows in the UK and Ireland. Launching on June 11, the shows will include Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s ‘Fleabag’, which she performed at Wyndham’s Theatre in the West End, and Danny Boyle’s staging of ‘Frankenstein’, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller.

Amazon Prime has partnered with National Theatre to stream four of its highest-profile recorded stage shows in the UK and Ireland. Launching on June 11, the shows will include Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s ‘Fleabag’, which she performed at Wyndham’s Theatre in the West End, and Danny Boyle’s staging of ‘Frankenstein’, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller. The other two performances are ‘Hamlet’ with Cumberbatch, directed by Lyndsey Turner and filmed at the Barbican in 2015, and ‘Ian McKellen On Stage’, in which McKellen performs extracts from some of his most iconic performances. On the same, Martin Backlund, head of content, UK, Ireland and Nordics, at Amazon Prime Video, said: “The cream of UK acting talent so often started their career in theatre, and we want to shine a light on the incredible heritage we have here.”

Amazon to stream National Theatre shows including ‘Fleabag’ & Benedict Cumberbatch’s ‘Frankenstein’

Penned by ‘Baahubali’ writer KV Vijayendra Prasad and helmed by Alaukik Desai, ‘Sita’ is said to be one of the most ambitious projects in progress. And now Ranveer Singh has been roped in for the film.

Told from Sita’s perspective, the film is said to be considering Alia Bhatt and Kareena Kapoor Khan for the title role. Further, a source revealed that Ranveer Singh is being approached to play Ravana.

The source quoted in a report said, "Sita will be mounted on a huge scale and the magnitude of the film will be as big as a Baahubali. While it's a toss-up between Kareena and Alia for the main role, the makers (director Alaukik Desai) have approached Ranveer Singh to play Ravana. Yes, if this happens, it might be the first ever film that Ranveer and Kareena will be doing together. They were supposed to do Ram Leela but it didn't work out. From what we know, both Bebo and Ranveer have loved their parts and are waiting for the final narration to give a go ahead to the project.”

Penned by ‘Baahubali’ writer KV Vijayendra Prasad and helmed by Alaukik Desai, ‘Sita’ is said to be one of the most ambitious projects in progress. And now Ranveer Singh has been roped in for the film.

Penned by ‘Baahubali’ writer KV Vijayendra Prasad and helmed by Alaukik Desai, ‘Sita’ is said to be one of the most ambitious projects in progress. And now Ranveer Singh has been roped in for the film. Told from Sita’s perspective, the film is said to be considering Alia Bhatt and Kareena Kapoor Khan for the title role. Further, a source revealed that Ranveer Singh is being approached to play Ravana. The source quoted in a report said, "Sita will be mounted on a huge scale and the magnitude of the film will be as big as a Baahubali. While it's a toss-up between Kareena and Alia for the main role, the makers (director Alaukik Desai) have approached Ranveer Singh to play Ravana. Yes, if this happens, it might be the first ever film that Ranveer and Kareena will be doing together. They were supposed to do Ram Leela but it didn't work out. From what we know, both Bebo and Ranveer have loved their parts and are waiting for the final narration to give a go ahead to the project.”

Ranveer Singh to play Ravana in Alaukik Desai’s Sita

Makers of ‘Boss Baby 2’ seem to be improvising as they recently announced that the sequel to the hit Universal Pictures film will make it to theatres and OTT on the same day. Titled ‘ The Boss Baby: Family Business’, it will release in the theatres and on sister streaming service Peacock Premium simultaneously.

The news was revealed in a joint statement from Universal Filmed Entertainment Group and Peacock, and follows similar moves made by Disney and WarnerMedia to grow Disney+ and HBO+ subscribers, respectively. “Families are at the heart of our decision today to make DreamWorks Animation’s The Boss Baby: Family Business available to everyone this July Fourth weekend, and to give those families the freedom to choose whether to see this joyful, hilarious and heartfelt film from a big-screen theater seat or from the comfort of their own homes on Peacock,” Universal Pictures president Jim Orr said in a statement.

Added NBCUniversal Direct-to-Consumer and International chairman Matt Strauss, “DreamWorks Animation films, from Trolls World Tour to Shrek and beyond are among Peacock’s top performing titles to date, and we’re certain that The Boss Baby: Family Business is sure to become this summer’s ultimate streaming event.”

‘Boss Baby 2’ will premiere on July 2. It was previously slated for release on September 17 followed by VOD in October but it got postponed due to the pandemic.&nbsp;

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The film is a sequel to the hit 2017 DreamWorks Animation original ‘The Boss Baby’.

Boss Baby 2‘s voice cast includes Alec Baldwin, James Marsden, Eva Longoria, Amy Sedaris, Ariana Greenblatt, Jeff Goldblum, Lisa Kudrow and Jimmy Kimmel.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-ben-affleck-wears-an-old-watch-gifted-by-jennifer-lopez-in-2002-as-they-reunite-in-miami-387208" hreflang="en">Ben Affleck wears an old watch gifted by JLo in 2002 as they reunite in Miami</a>

Makers of ‘Boss Baby 2’ seem to be improvising as they recently announced that the sequel to the hit Universal Pictures film will make it to theatres and OTT on the same day.

Makers of ‘Boss Baby 2’ seem to be improvising as they recently announced that the sequel to the hit Universal Pictures film will make it to theatres and OTT on the same day. Titled ‘ The Boss Baby: Family Business’, it will release in the theatres and on sister streaming service Peacock Premium simultaneously. The news was revealed in a joint statement from Universal Filmed Entertainment Group and Peacock, and follows similar moves made by Disney and WarnerMedia to grow Disney+ and HBO+ subscribers, respectively. “Families are at the heart of our decision today to make DreamWorks Animation’s The Boss Baby: Family Business available to everyone this July Fourth weekend, and to give those families the freedom to choose whether to see this joyful, hilarious and heartfelt film from a big-screen theater seat or from the comfort of their own homes on Peacock,” Universal Pictures president Jim Orr said in a statement. Added NBCUniversal Direct-to-Consumer and International chairman Matt Strauss, “DreamWorks Animation films, from Trolls World Tour to Shrek and beyond are among Peacock’s top performing titles to date, and we’re certain that The Boss Baby: Family Business is sure to become this summer’s ultimate streaming event.” ‘Boss Baby 2’ will premiere on July 2. It was previously slated for release on September 17 followed by VOD in October but it got postponed due to the pandemic. Timothee Chalamet to play young Willy Wonka in a new origin movie The film is a sequel to the hit 2017 DreamWorks Animation original ‘The Boss Baby’. Boss Baby 2‘s voice cast includes Alec Baldwin, James Marsden, Eva Longoria, Amy Sedaris, Ariana Greenblatt, Jeff Goldblum, Lisa Kudrow and Jimmy Kimmel. Ben Affleck wears an old watch gifted by JLo in 2002 as they reunite in Miami

‘Boss Baby 2’ to release in theatres and OTT on the same day

Hollywood actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt will next be seen in the role of former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick in ‘Super Pumped’, an anthology drama.

Created by showrunners Brian Koppelman and David Levien and Beth Schacter, ‘Super Pumped’ will be a project to series at Showtime.&nbsp;

The first season will deal with Uber and Kalanick’s meteoric rise in Silicon Valley, the company’s roller coaster ride and Kalanick’s eventual ouster amid allegations of sexual harassment and a toxic environment at the company.

On getting Joseph Gordon-Levitt on board, Amy Israel, executive vp scripted programming at Showtime said, “Joseph Gordon-Levitt is a remarkably intelligent and charismatic actor, embodying charm with an unpredictable edge. We are beyond excited to see what he will bring to the role of Travis Kalanick, the hyper-brilliant and controversial CEO whose ambition and reckless drive threatened the very enterprise he was determined to build. We are equally thrilled to be partnering on another series with Brian Koppelman, David Levien and Beth Schacter, who always deliver provocative and deeply entertaining shows that drive cultural conversation.”

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Every season of Super Pumped will delve into a story that rocked the business world and changed the wider culture. The first season is based on the book ‘Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber’ by Mike Isaac.

It will be written and executive produced by Koppelman and Levien and Schacter. They will serve as showrunners.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-%E2%80%98boss-baby-2%E2%80%99-to-release-in-theaters-and-ott-on-the-same-day-387247" hreflang="en">‘Boss Baby 2’ to release in theaters and OTT on the same day</a>

Hollywood actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt will next be seen in the role of former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick in ‘Super Pumped’, an anthology drama. Created by showrunners Brian Koppelman and David Levien and Beth Schacter, ‘Super Pumped’ will be a project to series at Showtime.

Hollywood actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt will next be seen in the role of former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick in ‘Super Pumped’, an anthology drama. Created by showrunners Brian Koppelman and David Levien and Beth Schacter, ‘Super Pumped’ will be a project to series at Showtime. The first season will deal with Uber and Kalanick’s meteoric rise in Silicon Valley, the company’s roller coaster ride and Kalanick’s eventual ouster amid allegations of sexual harassment and a toxic environment at the company. On getting Joseph Gordon-Levitt on board, Amy Israel, executive vp scripted programming at Showtime said, “Joseph Gordon-Levitt is a remarkably intelligent and charismatic actor, embodying charm with an unpredictable edge. We are beyond excited to see what he will bring to the role of Travis Kalanick, the hyper-brilliant and controversial CEO whose ambition and reckless drive threatened the very enterprise he was determined to build. We are equally thrilled to be partnering on another series with Brian Koppelman, David Levien and Beth Schacter, who always deliver provocative and deeply entertaining shows that drive cultural conversation.” 'A Quiet Place 2' to premiere in China on May 28 Every season of Super Pumped will delve into a story that rocked the business world and changed the wider culture. The first season is based on the book ‘Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber’ by Mike Isaac. It will be written and executive produced by Koppelman and Levien and Schacter. They will serve as showrunners. ‘Boss Baby 2’ to release in theaters and OTT on the same day

Joseph Gordon Levitt to play former Uber CEO in anthology series 'Super Pumped'

In a bid to capitalise on the surprise element, makers have announced a last-minute release date for ‘A Quiet Place II’ in China. The film is ready to premiere in the nation on May 28.&nbsp;

After having been postponed several times owing to the pandemic, John Krasinski’s horror thriller that amassed great response for the first film, the sequel will also release in the US as well as in 12 world markets.&nbsp;

The market is currently led by Universal’s ‘F9’ which grossed $136M last weekend.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-chris-hemsworths-seven-year-old-sons-favourite-superhero-is-not-thor-but-this-caped-crusader-387287" hreflang="en">Chris Hemsworth's seven-year-old son's favourite superhero is not Thor but this caped crusader</a>

John Krasinski and Emily Blunt are back as Lee and Evelyn Abbott in the sequel, with Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe as their children. Forced to venture into the unknown, they realize that the creatures that hunt by sound are not the only threats that lurk beyond the sand path in ‘A Quiet Place II’.&nbsp;

In a bid to capitalise on the surprise element, makers have announced a last-minute release date for ‘A Quiet Place II’ in China. The film is ready to premiere in the nation on May 28.

In a bid to capitalise on the surprise element, makers have announced a last-minute release date for ‘A Quiet Place II’ in China. The film is ready to premiere in the nation on May 28. After having been postponed several times owing to the pandemic, John Krasinski’s horror thriller that amassed great response for the first film, the sequel will also release in the US as well as in 12 world markets. The market is currently led by Universal’s ‘F9’ which grossed $136M last weekend. Chris Hemsworth's seven-year-old son's favourite superhero is not Thor but this caped crusader John Krasinski and Emily Blunt are back as Lee and Evelyn Abbott in the sequel, with Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe as their children. Forced to venture into the unknown, they realize that the creatures that hunt by sound are not the only threats that lurk beyond the sand path in ‘A Quiet Place II’.

'A Quiet Place 2' to premiere in China on May 28

Kim Kardashian might be going ahead with divorce with ex-husband Kanye West but she’s ‘not ready’ to start dating.

Despite getting a lot of attention from eligible bachelors around the world, Kim is said to not be ready to date but is “in a much better place than she was a year ago,” according to a source close to her.&nbsp;

According to a publication, Kim is “moving forward” with her life but is still “devastated” that the marriage didn’t work.

The source said, “[Kim] was devastated the marriage didn't work out. Kim has always wanted a husband and family, but she knows this is for the best for all of them and it needed to happen. She will always love Kanye and it was a very real, true love.”

Kim filed to divorce Kanye West in February 2021. She reportedly met with divorce attorney Laura Wasser as far back as July 2020.&nbsp;

The pair continue to divide up any shared assets they may have which includes their Hidden Hills home, the Wyoming ranch (with $300K of livestock) where Kanye resides, and millions in art, cars and jewelry.&nbsp;

Kim Kardashian might be going ahead with divorce with ex-husband Kanye West but she’s ‘not ready’ to start dating. Despite getting a lot of attention from eligible bachelors around the world, Kim is said to not be ready to date but is “in a much better place than she was a year ago,” according to a source close to her.

Kim Kardashian might be going ahead with divorce with ex-husband Kanye West but she’s ‘not ready’ to start dating. Despite getting a lot of attention from eligible bachelors around the world, Kim is said to not be ready to date but is “in a much better place than she was a year ago,” according to a source close to her. According to a publication, Kim is “moving forward” with her life but is still “devastated” that the marriage didn’t work. The source said, “[Kim] was devastated the marriage didn't work out. Kim has always wanted a husband and family, but she knows this is for the best for all of them and it needed to happen. She will always love Kanye and it was a very real, true love.” Kim filed to divorce Kanye West in February 2021. She reportedly met with divorce attorney Laura Wasser as far back as July 2020. The pair continue to divide up any shared assets they may have which includes their Hidden Hills home, the Wyoming ranch (with $300K of livestock) where Kanye resides, and millions in art, cars and jewelry.

Kim Kardashian is 'not ready to date' and still 'devastated' about divorce

Ace filmmaker who captivated his audience with recent film ‘Godzilla vs Kong’ is now going to helm ‘Hardcore’.

The Universal film is based on a comic from ‘The Walking Dead’ creator Robert Kirkman and Marc Silvestri.

Robert Kirkman wrote an outline for the story, and Adam Wingard will co-write the screenplay alongside Will Simmons. The film is a sci-fi thriller following a soldier’s journey as he saves the world without getting his hands dirty.

Adam Wingard had started with 2011’s ‘You’re Next’ and went on to helm ‘The Guest’, Netflix’s ‘Death Note’ and 2016’s ‘Blair Witch’. He has Paramount’s Face/Off sequel and an animated Thundercats for Warner Bros.

Hardcore will be produced by Skybound and Wingard’s Montauk Chair. Kirkman, David Alpert, Bryan Furst and Sean Furst will produce on behalf of Skybound. Wingard will executive produce.&nbsp;

Ace filmmaker who captivated his audience with recent film ‘Godzilla vs Kong’ is now going to helm ‘Hardcore’. The Universal film is based on a comic from ‘The Walking Dead’ creator Robert Kirkman and Marc Silvestri.

Ace filmmaker who captivated his audience with recent film ‘Godzilla vs Kong’ is now going to helm ‘Hardcore’. The Universal film is based on a comic from ‘The Walking Dead’ creator Robert Kirkman and Marc Silvestri. Robert Kirkman wrote an outline for the story, and Adam Wingard will co-write the screenplay alongside Will Simmons. The film is a sci-fi thriller following a soldier’s journey as he saves the world without getting his hands dirty. Adam Wingard had started with 2011’s ‘You’re Next’ and went on to helm ‘The Guest’, Netflix’s ‘Death Note’ and 2016’s ‘Blair Witch’. He has Paramount’s Face/Off sequel and an animated Thundercats for Warner Bros. Hardcore will be produced by Skybound and Wingard’s Montauk Chair. Kirkman, David Alpert, Bryan Furst and Sean Furst will produce on behalf of Skybound. Wingard will executive produce.

‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ filmmaker Adam Wingard to direct ‘Hardcore’

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