<p>Tennis icon Serena Williams has signed a first-look TV deal with Amazon Studios. She will soon be fronting an untitled docuseries that is already in the works.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Serena Williams will be seen collaborating with Amazon Studios to create scripted and unscripted television projects. These will debut exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As far as we know, the docuseries will follow Serena Williams’ professional and personal life. The untitled series comes from Plum Pictures, Goalhanger Films and Amazon Studios.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the first-look deal, Serena Williams said, “I’m very excited to be partnering with Amazon Studios – they are developing some of the most inspiring and important content for a global audience. I have a lot of stories I’m eager to tell, including a continuation of my own, and I look forward to sharing those with the world.”</p>

<p>“Serena has transformed her sport and become one of the most inspiring athletes, entrepreneurs and women of her generation, admired not only for her unmatched prowess on the court but for her dedication to advocacy as well,” said Jennifer Salke, Head of Amazon Studios. “We’re incredibly excited to share her journey in this new series, and to work with her to create new original content for our Prime Video customers worldwide.”</p>

<p>In 2018, the tennis star was seen&nbsp;in HBO’s docuseries 'Being Serena'.<br />
&nbsp;</p>


Tennis icon Serena Williams has signed a first-look TV deal with Amazon Studios. She will soon be fronting an untitled docuseries that is already in the works. Serena Williams will be seen collaborating with Amazon Studios to create scripted and unscripted television projects.

Tennis icon Serena Williams has signed a first-look TV deal with Amazon Studios. She will soon be fronting an untitled docuseries that is already in the works. Serena Williams will be seen collaborating with Amazon Studios to create scripted and unscripted television projects. These will debut exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. As far as we know, the docuseries will follow Serena Williams’ professional and personal life. The untitled series comes from Plum Pictures, Goalhanger Films and Amazon Studios. On the first-look deal, Serena Williams said, “I’m very excited to be partnering with Amazon Studios – they are developing some of the most inspiring and important content for a global audience. I have a lot of stories I’m eager to tell, including a continuation of my own, and I look forward to sharing those with the world.” “Serena has transformed her sport and become one of the most inspiring athletes, entrepreneurs and women of her generation, admired not only for her unmatched prowess on the court but for her dedication to advocacy as well,” said Jennifer Salke, Head of Amazon Studios. “We’re incredibly excited to share her journey in this new series, and to work with her to create new original content for our Prime Video customers worldwide.” In 2018, the tennis star was seen in HBO’s docuseries 'Being Serena'.

Serena Williams strikes first-look TV deal with Amazon Studios

<p>At the age of 23, Luigi Borgato decided to build his first piano, for himself.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the decades that ensued, the Italian craftsman grew his business into a prestigious brand capable of attracting buyers from all over the world -- until the coronavirus pandemic abruptly put a halt to it all.</p>

<p>Now, the 58-year-old fears his ancient trade could disappear entirely in Italy, the country that invented the pianoforte at the end of the 17th century.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Everything stopped, there are no more concerts, no more contacts with musicians. Without government assistance, our profession may not make it to the end of the pandemic," Borgato told AFP.</p>

<p>Inside his home in Borgo Veneto, near Padua in northern Italy, everything breathes classical music -- a bust of Verdi and a portrait of Beethoven hold court along with concert posters from such storied opera houses as La Scala in Milan.</p>

<p>At the back of the room sits the Doppio Borgato, an imposing assembly of two grand pianos on top of each other, with 37 pedals.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Halfway between an organ and a piano, the concept was borrowed from Mozart who had a pedal piano built in 1785.&nbsp;</p>

<p>When Borgato starts to play a Chopin prelude, he modestly smiles, murmuring that he should "study a little more".&nbsp;</p>

<p>Nearby sits the latest addition to Borgato's collection, introduced in 2017 by its inventor as "the longest concert piano in the world", at 3.33 metres (10.9 feet), about 50 centimetres longer than the standard.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Borgato and his wife Paola, who is in charge of each instrument's mechanics, build a maximum of two pianos per year, aided by a single employee.</p>

<p>- Handcrafted -&nbsp;</p>

<p>"There is no one else in Italy, or even in the world making concert pianos by hand like we do," said Borgato.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"But with the pandemic, people are thinking twice about investing in a piano."</p>

<p>The price of a Borgato ranges from 291,000-486,000 euros ($346,114-$578,083) excluding tax, depending on the model, each of which represents more than 1,850 hours of work.</p>

<p>Buyers are mostly from abroad, from Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria but also China, and are generally piano players -- although some invest in the instrument as a work of art.</p>

<p>Paola, 55, acknowledged the difficulty of saying goodbye to the handcrafted pianos.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"There is always a beautiful part of our life in each instrument that leaves," she said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Her husband lamented that Italy does not adequately recognise the craft of piano making, despite it being the country where Padua's Bartolomeo Cristofori invented the piano's ancestor, the pianoforte, in 1698.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Throughout Europe, small piano factories have gradually disappeared in favour of large companies, which in turn have been swallowed up by Asian giants.</p>

<p>Austrian manufacturer Boesendorfer, for example, has been owned by Japan's Yamaha since 2008, while Germany's Schimmel sold a majority stake to China's Pearl River in 2016.</p>

<p>- 'A great actor whispering' -</p>

<p>In his workshop, Borgato meticulously takes measurements, then cuts, molds and glues each part, from the soundboard in red spruce to the hammer heads covered with merino wool felt -- at least 15,000 for a grand piano. &nbsp;</p>

<p>After starting his career as a tuner in 1983, he and his wife travelled the world to visit museums of musical instruments and study the history of the piano.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In 1985, driving an old Renault 4L, Borgato went to Berlin to visit his first piano factory, that of Bechstein.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It was also in Germany that he drew inspiration for his first piano, after visiting the house in Bonn where Ludwig van Beethoven was born in 1770.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Following the example of the German composer's last instrument, he created a piano with four strings for the high notes instead of three, an idea he patented.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In 1991, the French virtuoso Jean Guillou, who died two years ago, inaugurated this piano in the Church of Saint-Eustache in Paris, referring to its "young genius piano maker".&nbsp;</p>

<p>Since then, famous pianists such as Radu Lupu, Vladimir Ashkenazy or Jerome Rose have given recitals on Borgato pianos.&nbsp;</p>

<p>If the concerts have stopped due to coronavirus, the professional recordings continue.&nbsp;</p>

<p>During the lockdown last year, Italian pianist Francesco Libetta played all 35 sonatas of Beethoven on a Borgato, describing the sound of the 3.33-metre piano as "breathtakingly beautiful."&nbsp;</p>

<p>"This piano is gigantic, but the sound that emanates from it is very supple, very nuanced, and allows you to go easily from pianissimo to fortissimo," Libetta said.</p>

<p>"It's like a great actor whispering and the back row of the house can hear it perfectly."</p>


At the age of 23, Luigi Borgato decided to build his first piano, for himself. In the decades that ensued, the Italian craftsman grew his business into a prestigious brand capable of attracting buyers from all over the world -- until the coronavirus pandemic abruptly put a halt to it all.

At the age of 23, Luigi Borgato decided to build his first piano, for himself. In the decades that ensued, the Italian craftsman grew his business into a prestigious brand capable of attracting buyers from all over the world -- until the coronavirus pandemic abruptly put a halt to it all. Now, the 58-year-old fears his ancient trade could disappear entirely in Italy, the country that invented the pianoforte at the end of the 17th century. "Everything stopped, there are no more concerts, no more contacts with musicians. Without government assistance, our profession may not make it to the end of the pandemic," Borgato told AFP. Inside his home in Borgo Veneto, near Padua in northern Italy, everything breathes classical music -- a bust of Verdi and a portrait of Beethoven hold court along with concert posters from such storied opera houses as La Scala in Milan. At the back of the room sits the Doppio Borgato, an imposing assembly of two grand pianos on top of each other, with 37 pedals. Halfway between an organ and a piano, the concept was borrowed from Mozart who had a pedal piano built in 1785. When Borgato starts to play a Chopin prelude, he modestly smiles, murmuring that he should "study a little more". Nearby sits the latest addition to Borgato's collection, introduced in 2017 by its inventor as "the longest concert piano in the world", at 3.33 metres (10.9 feet), about 50 centimetres longer than the standard. Borgato and his wife Paola, who is in charge of each instrument's mechanics, build a maximum of two pianos per year, aided by a single employee. - Handcrafted - "There is no one else in Italy, or even in the world making concert pianos by hand like we do," said Borgato. "But with the pandemic, people are thinking twice about investing in a piano." The price of a Borgato ranges from 291,000-486,000 euros ($346,114-$578,083) excluding tax, depending on the model, each of which represents more than 1,850 hours of work. Buyers are mostly from abroad, from Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria but also China, and are generally piano players -- although some invest in the instrument as a work of art. Paola, 55, acknowledged the difficulty of saying goodbye to the handcrafted pianos. "There is always a beautiful part of our life in each instrument that leaves," she said. Her husband lamented that Italy does not adequately recognise the craft of piano making, despite it being the country where Padua's Bartolomeo Cristofori invented the piano's ancestor, the pianoforte, in 1698. Throughout Europe, small piano factories have gradually disappeared in favour of large companies, which in turn have been swallowed up by Asian giants. Austrian manufacturer Boesendorfer, for example, has been owned by Japan's Yamaha since 2008, while Germany's Schimmel sold a majority stake to China's Pearl River in 2016. - 'A great actor whispering' - In his workshop, Borgato meticulously takes measurements, then cuts, molds and glues each part, from the soundboard in red spruce to the hammer heads covered with merino wool felt -- at least 15,000 for a grand piano. After starting his career as a tuner in 1983, he and his wife travelled the world to visit museums of musical instruments and study the history of the piano. In 1985, driving an old Renault 4L, Borgato went to Berlin to visit his first piano factory, that of Bechstein. It was also in Germany that he drew inspiration for his first piano, after visiting the house in Bonn where Ludwig van Beethoven was born in 1770. Following the example of the German composer's last instrument, he created a piano with four strings for the high notes instead of three, an idea he patented. In 1991, the French virtuoso Jean Guillou, who died two years ago, inaugurated this piano in the Church of Saint-Eustache in Paris, referring to its "young genius piano maker". Since then, famous pianists such as Radu Lupu, Vladimir Ashkenazy or Jerome Rose have given recitals on Borgato pianos. If the concerts have stopped due to coronavirus, the professional recordings continue. During the lockdown last year, Italian pianist Francesco Libetta played all 35 sonatas of Beethoven on a Borgato, describing the sound of the 3.33-metre piano as "breathtakingly beautiful." "This piano is gigantic, but the sound that emanates from it is very supple, very nuanced, and allows you to go easily from pianissimo to fortissimo," Libetta said. "It's like a great actor whispering and the back row of the house can hear it perfectly."

Italian piano maker sees craft threatened with extinction

<p>The coronavirus pandemic has silenced many artists, but South Africa's house music pioneer, Nkosinathi Maphumulo, popularly known as DJ Black Coffee, has been rocking it -- dropping an album and creating a streaming platform.</p>

<p>The legendary DJ released his sixth album, the first in five years, a few weeks before his 45th birthday.</p>

<p>As the pandemic hit the pause button on live music performances and pushed many in the gig industry to the brink, the township-born musician-turned-house star was navigating between composing a new album, creating his own streaming music service and philanthropy work.</p>

<p>On February 5, he delivered a 12-track album titled "Subconsciously" featuring an eclectic mix of local and international artists including American singer Pharrell Williams, French DJ David Guetta, Australian musician RY X and South Africa's Msaki.</p>

<p>"Every artist that's there brings a certain side musically of me," the lanky, soft-spoken artist, reputedly one of Africa's wealthiest, told AFP.</p>

<p>Maphumulo is one of a generation of black South Africans who rode the wave of democracy from 1994 and made it out of poverty.</p>

<p>"He is our biggest international success really because he is worth $60 million," said &nbsp;University of the Witwatersrand's anthropologist, David Coplan, echoing the Forbes Magazine richest artists rankings.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The DJ has carved a niche for himself in the highly diverse house music market, and is at times likened to legendary South African cultural exports -- Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Johnny Clegg.</p>

<p>He is more than just a star, said Copland, but "the genuine article".</p>

<p>Maphumulo's latest album had over 100 million streams even before its release, following the success streak of previous albums that logged local multi-platinum sales status.</p>

<p>- College dropout -</p>

<p>Born in South Africa's fourth largest township of Umlazi, he moved to live with his grandmother in Mthatha, a rural town some 30 kilometres (18 miles) away from Nelson Mandela's birthplace, after his parents divorced.</p>

<p>It was there where his grandmother's antique radio initiated him into the sounds of local maskandi, jazz and soul.</p>

<p>He then joined his high school choir before going to study jazz at a Durban college.</p>

<p>"The decision to study music at a tertiary level was the line between just being a fan of music and loving it and then really taking it seriously," he said.</p>

<p>"As soon as I got into that space I knew that I need(ed) to make a career out of it, so that was the defining moment and everything I have done after that is just following that beginning."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Unable to afford the fees, Maphumulo dropped out of music college. In 1997 he teamed up with two ex-music students and formed afro-pop group Simply Hot and Naturally (SHANA).</p>

<p>He then broke away to fly solo.</p>

<p>Maphumulo's 2005 breakout hit was a remix of jazz maestro Hugh Masekela's "Stimela", a popular political jazz and Afro-funk ballad that was a metaphor for the migrant labour industry.</p>

<p>His self-titled album debuted a few months later.</p>

<p>Under his Soulistic Music label, he has released nine bodies of work including a platinum-selling DVD titled "Africa Rising" recorded live in 2011 with a 24-piece orchestra.</p>

<p>In 2016, he became the first South African to win a BET award in the best international act category. Jacob Zuma, then president, hailed him as a "prime international export."</p>

<p>Next, Maphumulo is launching a streaming app called Gongbox, aimed at helping up-and-coming African artists battling for platforms to showcase their music, while retaining ownership catalogues.&nbsp;</p>

<p>But his spirited two-decade career has not been without controversy.&nbsp;</p>

<p>His divorce from actress Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa has seen court battles splashed over the tabloids amid allegations of abuse.</p>

<p>A 2016 viral video clip showing him slapping a manager of a local rapper backstage shocked fans.</p>

<p>Behind the scenes, he runs a charity organisation supporting people with disabilities.</p>

<p>Now bespectacled, bald and sporting a salt-and-pepper beard, Maphumulo was involved in a mini-bus accident that left him paralysed in one arm on the eve of Mandela's release in February 1990, forcing him to learn to spin discs using one hand.</p>

<p>The injury pushed him to work harder, he said. "I need to work probably five times harder than anybody else."</p>


The coronavirus pandemic has silenced many artists, but South Africa's house music pioneer, Nkosinathi Maphumulo, popularly known as DJ Black Coffee, has been rocking it -- dropping an album and creating a streaming platform.

The coronavirus pandemic has silenced many artists, but South Africa's house music pioneer, Nkosinathi Maphumulo, popularly known as DJ Black Coffee, has been rocking it -- dropping an album and creating a streaming platform. The legendary DJ released his sixth album, the first in five years, a few weeks before his 45th birthday. As the pandemic hit the pause button on live music performances and pushed many in the gig industry to the brink, the township-born musician-turned-house star was navigating between composing a new album, creating his own streaming music service and philanthropy work. On February 5, he delivered a 12-track album titled "Subconsciously" featuring an eclectic mix of local and international artists including American singer Pharrell Williams, French DJ David Guetta, Australian musician RY X and South Africa's Msaki. "Every artist that's there brings a certain side musically of me," the lanky, soft-spoken artist, reputedly one of Africa's wealthiest, told AFP. Maphumulo is one of a generation of black South Africans who rode the wave of democracy from 1994 and made it out of poverty. "He is our biggest international success really because he is worth $60 million," said University of the Witwatersrand's anthropologist, David Coplan, echoing the Forbes Magazine richest artists rankings. The DJ has carved a niche for himself in the highly diverse house music market, and is at times likened to legendary South African cultural exports -- Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Johnny Clegg. He is more than just a star, said Copland, but "the genuine article". Maphumulo's latest album had over 100 million streams even before its release, following the success streak of previous albums that logged local multi-platinum sales status. - College dropout - Born in South Africa's fourth largest township of Umlazi, he moved to live with his grandmother in Mthatha, a rural town some 30 kilometres (18 miles) away from Nelson Mandela's birthplace, after his parents divorced. It was there where his grandmother's antique radio initiated him into the sounds of local maskandi, jazz and soul. He then joined his high school choir before going to study jazz at a Durban college. "The decision to study music at a tertiary level was the line between just being a fan of music and loving it and then really taking it seriously," he said. "As soon as I got into that space I knew that I need(ed) to make a career out of it, so that was the defining moment and everything I have done after that is just following that beginning." Unable to afford the fees, Maphumulo dropped out of music college. In 1997 he teamed up with two ex-music students and formed afro-pop group Simply Hot and Naturally (SHANA). He then broke away to fly solo. Maphumulo's 2005 breakout hit was a remix of jazz maestro Hugh Masekela's "Stimela", a popular political jazz and Afro-funk ballad that was a metaphor for the migrant labour industry. His self-titled album debuted a few months later. Under his Soulistic Music label, he has released nine bodies of work including a platinum-selling DVD titled "Africa Rising" recorded live in 2011 with a 24-piece orchestra. In 2016, he became the first South African to win a BET award in the best international act category. Jacob Zuma, then president, hailed him as a "prime international export." Next, Maphumulo is launching a streaming app called Gongbox, aimed at helping up-and-coming African artists battling for platforms to showcase their music, while retaining ownership catalogues. But his spirited two-decade career has not been without controversy. His divorce from actress Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa has seen court battles splashed over the tabloids amid allegations of abuse. A 2016 viral video clip showing him slapping a manager of a local rapper backstage shocked fans. Behind the scenes, he runs a charity organisation supporting people with disabilities. Now bespectacled, bald and sporting a salt-and-pepper beard, Maphumulo was involved in a mini-bus accident that left him paralysed in one arm on the eve of Mandela's release in February 1990, forcing him to learn to spin discs using one hand. The injury pushed him to work harder, he said. "I need to work probably five times harder than anybody else."

Black Coffee: South Africa's rags-to-riches DJ rocks on despite Covid

<p>Netflix has seen massive fan following for the ‘Bridgerton’ show that has now been <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-netflix-renews-‘bridgerton’-for-seasons-3-and-4-377345">renewed for season 3 and 4</a> while season 2 is yet to premiere. The craze for the romantic series peaked so much after its launch last year that when a famous character was said to not return in the following season, fans were left quite disappointed.</p>

<p>We are talking of Regé-Jean Page’s exit from ‘Bridgerton’. It came to light&nbsp;when cast for season 2 of Bridgerton was announced and the actor did not make it to the cut.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Now, the show’s executive producer Shonda Rhimes has opened up on the overwhelming response and whole social media talk around Rege. She, along with fellow executive producer Betsy Beers told Vanity Fair, “I was really shocked, because usually that happens when I’ve killed off somebody that’s been around for a while. Like, we didn’t kill him, he’s still alive. Every season, our job is finding the right people and putting together this incredible, world-shifting romance. I don’t know that I expected this much of an explosion, given that every book [in the Bridgerton series] is a different romance.”</p>

<p>She in fact questioned what would happen if he were to return in season 2. What would the actor’s character, Duke of Hastings Simon Bassett do, if he were to return for Season 2, alongside his romantic interest, Phoebe Dynevor’s Daphne Bridgerton? She said in the article, “What would be the ever-after of this combo? We gave them their happily ever after! And now we have this next couple coming. And so yeah, I was like, whoa!”&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bridgerton-season-2-new-cast-members-revealed-375636" hreflang="en">'Bridgerton' season 2 new cast members revealed</a></p>

<p>On killing off popular guys in shows, she said, “That’s our job… is finding guys. I mean, hopefully ladies too, but finding men that our audiences find devastatingly attractive and they become incredibly overly attached to and they get enraged…when we move them about in any way.”</p>

<p>Created by Chris Van Dusen, ‘Bridgerton’ is based on a series of novels by Julia Quinn.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Regé-Jean Page has a few projects in the pipeline like one with Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans, in Joe and Anthony Russo’s action thriller ‘The Gray Man’. He will also appear in ‘Dungeons &amp; Dragons’, from directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/dc-films-executive-denies-ruling-out-rege-jean-page-for-krypton-role-376023" hreflang="en">DC Films executive denies ruling out Rege-Jean Page for Krypton role</a></p>


Netflix has seen massive fan following for the ‘Bridgerton’ show that has now been renewed for season 3 and 4 while season 2 is yet to premiere. The craze for the romantic series peaked so much after its launch last year that when a famous character was said to not return in the following season, fans were left quite disappointed.

Netflix has seen massive fan following for the ‘Bridgerton’ show that has now been renewed for season 3 and 4 while season 2 is yet to premiere. The craze for the romantic series peaked so much after its launch last year that when a famous character was said to not return in the following season, fans were left quite disappointed. We are talking of Regé-Jean Page’s exit from ‘Bridgerton’. It came to light when cast for season 2 of Bridgerton was announced and the actor did not make it to the cut. Now, the show’s executive producer Shonda Rhimes has opened up on the overwhelming response and whole social media talk around Rege. She, along with fellow executive producer Betsy Beers told Vanity Fair, “I was really shocked, because usually that happens when I’ve killed off somebody that’s been around for a while. Like, we didn’t kill him, he’s still alive. Every season, our job is finding the right people and putting together this incredible, world-shifting romance. I don’t know that I expected this much of an explosion, given that every book [in the Bridgerton series] is a different romance.” She in fact questioned what would happen if he were to return in season 2. What would the actor’s character, Duke of Hastings Simon Bassett do, if he were to return for Season 2, alongside his romantic interest, Phoebe Dynevor’s Daphne Bridgerton? She said in the article, “What would be the ever-after of this combo? We gave them their happily ever after! And now we have this next couple coming. And so yeah, I was like, whoa!” 'Bridgerton' season 2 new cast members revealed On killing off popular guys in shows, she said, “That’s our job… is finding guys. I mean, hopefully ladies too, but finding men that our audiences find devastatingly attractive and they become incredibly overly attached to and they get enraged…when we move them about in any way.” Created by Chris Van Dusen, ‘Bridgerton’ is based on a series of novels by Julia Quinn. Meanwhile, Regé-Jean Page has a few projects in the pipeline like one with Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans, in Joe and Anthony Russo’s action thriller ‘The Gray Man’. He will also appear in ‘Dungeons & Dragons’, from directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein. DC Films executive denies ruling out Rege-Jean Page for Krypton role

'Bridgerton' executive producer opens up on 'shocking' reaction to Regé-Jean Page’s exit

<p>Stand-up comedian Mo Amer has been roped in for Dwayne Johnson’s ‘Black Adam’.</p>

<p>The New Line/DC film continues to have an ever-growing cast that now includes Dwayne Johnson in the title role, Pierce Brosnan as Dr. Fate, Aldis Hodge as Hawkman, Noah Centineo as Atom Smasher and Quintessa Swindell as Cyclone, with Marwan Kenzari, James Cusati-Moyer and Bodhi Sabongui.</p>

<p>Details of Mo Amer’s role have been kept a secret as of now.&nbsp;</p>

<p>For those unversed, Mo Amer is known for his Netflix comedy special ‘Mo Amer: The Vagabond’ and the award-winning Hulu sitcom ‘Ramy’ on which the comedian stars as Ramy Youssef’s Muslim cousin Mo, who owns a diner. He appears in the upcoming comedy film ‘Americanish’.</p>

<p>‘Black Adam’ is helmed by Jaume Collet-Serra. <a data-ctorig="https://www.wionews.com/topics/dwayne-johnson" data-cturl="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-element-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/topics/dwayne-johnson&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwi31s2syv3vAhX86nMBHUpvCa4QFjAAegQIBBAB&amp;usg=AOvVaw30Pon2Ab8oly9_z-KtC7TO" dir="ltr" href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/dwayne-johnson" target="_blank">Dwayne Johnson</a>, Dany Garcia and Hiram Garcia of Seven Bucks Productions are producing with Beau Flynn of FlynnPictureCo.&nbsp;</p>

<p>‘Black Adam’ is set for release on July 29, 2022.</p>


Stand-up comedian Mo Amer has been roped in for Dwayne Johnson’s ‘Black Adam’. The New Line/DC film continues to have an ever-growing cast that now includes Dwayne Johnson in the title role, Pierce Brosnan as Dr.

Stand-up comedian Mo Amer has been roped in for Dwayne Johnson’s ‘Black Adam’. The New Line/DC film continues to have an ever-growing cast that now includes Dwayne Johnson in the title role, Pierce Brosnan as Dr. Fate, Aldis Hodge as Hawkman, Noah Centineo as Atom Smasher and Quintessa Swindell as Cyclone, with Marwan Kenzari, James Cusati-Moyer and Bodhi Sabongui. Details of Mo Amer’s role have been kept a secret as of now. For those unversed, Mo Amer is known for his Netflix comedy special ‘Mo Amer: The Vagabond’ and the award-winning Hulu sitcom ‘Ramy’ on which the comedian stars as Ramy Youssef’s Muslim cousin Mo, who owns a diner. He appears in the upcoming comedy film ‘Americanish’. ‘Black Adam’ is helmed by Jaume Collet-Serra. Dwayne Johnson, Dany Garcia and Hiram Garcia of Seven Bucks Productions are producing with Beau Flynn of FlynnPictureCo. ‘Black Adam’ is set for release on July 29, 2022.

Stand-up comedian Mo Amer joins Dwayne Johnson's 'Black Adam'

<p>Country music star Morgan Wallen is back on Instagram after staying away from the channel for over two months. He’s come back with a message for his fans, acknowledging past mistakes and letting the world know that he’s working on himself.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He wrote in a post he shared: “I wanted to let you guys know that…[I] feel like I’ve really worked on myself. I’m proud of the work I’ve put in, and in many ways thankful to have had the time to do it. I will always strive to be better. Not only has this time revealed to me the ways in which I want to improve, but it’s also reminded me that I am still very proud of who I am and the man I am becoming.”</p>

<p>The lengthy post has got a lot of traction since it has been shared.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In his post, Walden added that while his time out of the spotlight has been “very valuable” to him “in many ways,” he feels that he needs more of it. “Therefore [I] will not be performing tour dates this summer. It means I won’t be playing festivals or the Luke Bryan tour dates. But it’s important to me personally, if you can, still go to these shows — support country music. Country music is back and that’s a beautiful damn thing.”</p>

<p>“2020… man, what a tough year for so many. For me, my tough year carried into 2021,” Wallen continued in his Instagram post. “I’ve made some mistakes, I’m figuring those out and I apologized because I was truly sorry and have been making my amends.”</p>

<p>Read the message here:</p>

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<p>Morgan Wallen had been bashed for a video in which he was seen using the N-word, in conversation with friends. Following the incident, Wallen’s music was removed from SiriusXM Satellite Radio and iHeartRadio, and many other stations, along with Apple Music and Pandora.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/morgan-wallen-suspended-from-label-after-singer-used-racial-slur-361230">Morgan Wallen suspended from label after singer used racial slur</a></p>

<p>The singer-songwriter had&nbsp;then issued a video apology.&nbsp;</p>


Country music star Morgan Wallen is back on Instagram after staying away from the channel for over two months. He’s come back with a message for his fans, acknowledging past mistakes and letting the world know that he’s working on himself.

Country music star Morgan Wallen is back on Instagram after staying away from the channel for over two months. He’s come back with a message for his fans, acknowledging past mistakes and letting the world know that he’s working on himself. He wrote in a post he shared: “I wanted to let you guys know that…[I] feel like I’ve really worked on myself. I’m proud of the work I’ve put in, and in many ways thankful to have had the time to do it. I will always strive to be better. Not only has this time revealed to me the ways in which I want to improve, but it’s also reminded me that I am still very proud of who I am and the man I am becoming.” The lengthy post has got a lot of traction since it has been shared. In his post, Walden added that while his time out of the spotlight has been “very valuable” to him “in many ways,” he feels that he needs more of it. “Therefore [I] will not be performing tour dates this summer. It means I won’t be playing festivals or the Luke Bryan tour dates. But it’s important to me personally, if you can, still go to these shows — support country music. Country music is back and that’s a beautiful damn thing.” “2020… man, what a tough year for so many. For me, my tough year carried into 2021,” Wallen continued in his Instagram post. “I’ve made some mistakes, I’m figuring those out and I apologized because I was truly sorry and have been making my amends.” Read the message here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Morgan Wallen (@morganwallen) × Morgan Wallen had been bashed for a video in which he was seen using the N-word, in conversation with friends. Following the incident, Wallen’s music was removed from SiriusXM Satellite Radio and iHeartRadio, and many other stations, along with Apple Music and Pandora. Morgan Wallen suspended from label after singer used racial slur The singer-songwriter had then issued a video apology.

Morgan Wallen shares message of 'change' amid N-word scandal

<p>In a major boost to Indian storytelling, Puneet Krishna, the man behind stellar Amazon shows ‘Inside Edge’ and ‘Mirzapur’ has now boarded rival streamer, Netflix for his next 2 shows.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In a recent announcement, Puneet was roped in by Netflix to make the next two&nbsp;shows with the streamer. Details of the show are currently under wraps but as per report in Deadline, the shows will be dark comedy and drama respectively.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The two&nbsp;shows are expected to be in production by early 2022.</p>

<p>The Indian storyteller Puneet Krishna made his name in the entertainment world by co-creating and being the showrunner and lead writer on ‘Mirzapur’, the popular crime show from Excel Entertainment. Before this, he was a writer on Amazon’s first original series in India, ‘Inside Edge’. His debut was another Excel Entertainment project, the satire ‘Bangistan’, which he co-wrote.</p>

<p>On the deal, Puneet Krishna said, “My association with Netflix is in-line with my vision for myself as a storyteller and for the evolution of my body of work as I have imagined it to be. Globally, Netflix provides a dynamic space for creators and has successfully built a vibrant storytelling culture for writers with the unique approach and instantaneous global reach it offers. I admire their focussed sense of innovation which offers creative talent like me limitless possibilities to grow and evolve. I continue to be grateful to the audience who have loved my past work and I hope I can continue entertaining them as I start this new chapter.”</p>

<p>Monika Shergill, VP, Content, Netflix India added, “Great stories can come from anywhere and be loved everywhere. At Netflix, we are always looking to partner with the best storytellers from all around the world. We want to be the home for the best creators to be able to tell diverse and authentic stories. Puneet is undoubtedly one of India’s finest storytellers and we are huge fans of his powerful and inventive writing. We’re thrilled to welcome Puneet and can’t wait to bring his passion and vision alive on Netflix.”</p>


In a major boost to Indian storytelling, Puneet Krishna, the man behind stellar Amazon shows ‘Inside Edge’ and ‘Mirzapur’ has now boarded rival streamer, Netflix for his next 2 shows.

In a major boost to Indian storytelling, Puneet Krishna, the man behind stellar Amazon shows ‘Inside Edge’ and ‘Mirzapur’ has now boarded rival streamer, Netflix for his next 2 shows. In a recent announcement, Puneet was roped in by Netflix to make the next two shows with the streamer. Details of the show are currently under wraps but as per report in Deadline, the shows will be dark comedy and drama respectively. The two shows are expected to be in production by early 2022. The Indian storyteller Puneet Krishna made his name in the entertainment world by co-creating and being the showrunner and lead writer on ‘Mirzapur’, the popular crime show from Excel Entertainment. Before this, he was a writer on Amazon’s first original series in India, ‘Inside Edge’. His debut was another Excel Entertainment project, the satire ‘Bangistan’, which he co-wrote. On the deal, Puneet Krishna said, “My association with Netflix is in-line with my vision for myself as a storyteller and for the evolution of my body of work as I have imagined it to be. Globally, Netflix provides a dynamic space for creators and has successfully built a vibrant storytelling culture for writers with the unique approach and instantaneous global reach it offers. I admire their focussed sense of innovation which offers creative talent like me limitless possibilities to grow and evolve. I continue to be grateful to the audience who have loved my past work and I hope I can continue entertaining them as I start this new chapter.” Monika Shergill, VP, Content, Netflix India added, “Great stories can come from anywhere and be loved everywhere. At Netflix, we are always looking to partner with the best storytellers from all around the world. We want to be the home for the best creators to be able to tell diverse and authentic stories. Puneet is undoubtedly one of India’s finest storytellers and we are huge fans of his powerful and inventive writing. We’re thrilled to welcome Puneet and can’t wait to bring his passion and vision alive on Netflix.”

'Mirzapur' showrunner roped in by Netflix for his next two series

<p>An ancient Roman sculpture stolen more than a decade ago has been recovered after two off-duty officers spotted it in an antiques shop in Brussels, Italian police said Tuesday.</p>

<p>The "Togatus" marble piece, a full-body, headless 1st century statue of a toga-wearing man, was looted in 2011 from a villa in Rome, the art squad unit of the Carabinieri police said in a statement.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The two officers saw it while walking around the Belgian capital's upmarket Sablon district, known for its antiques and vintage furniture shops, and became "suspicious," police said.</p>

<p>Their hunch was confirmed upon their return to Rome: checking police files on stolen art pieces, they saw that the statue they had spotted was the same as one that had gone missing.</p>

<p>The sculpture, worth around 100,000 euros ($119,000), was confiscated with the help of Belgian authorities and shipped back to Italy in February, police said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>After follow-up investigations, an Italian art dealer who operated under a Spanish false name was charged with possession of stolen goods and exporting the statue illegally.</p>


An ancient Roman sculpture stolen more than a decade ago has been recovered after two off-duty officers spotted it in an antiques shop in Brussels, Italian police said Tuesday.

An ancient Roman sculpture stolen more than a decade ago has been recovered after two off-duty officers spotted it in an antiques shop in Brussels, Italian police said Tuesday. The "Togatus" marble piece, a full-body, headless 1st century statue of a toga-wearing man, was looted in 2011 from a villa in Rome, the art squad unit of the Carabinieri police said in a statement. The two officers saw it while walking around the Belgian capital's upmarket Sablon district, known for its antiques and vintage furniture shops, and became "suspicious," police said. Their hunch was confirmed upon their return to Rome: checking police files on stolen art pieces, they saw that the statue they had spotted was the same as one that had gone missing. The sculpture, worth around 100,000 euros ($119,000), was confiscated with the help of Belgian authorities and shipped back to Italy in February, police said. After follow-up investigations, an Italian art dealer who operated under a Spanish false name was charged with possession of stolen goods and exporting the statue illegally.

Stolen ancient Roman statue found in Brussels antiques shop

<p>Harry Potter author JK Rowling will release a new children's book entitled "The Christmas Pig" this autumn, her publishers announced on Tuesday.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Scottish author's latest will be released simultaneously in 20 different countries and multiple languages on October 12, French publisher Gallimard said.</p>

<p>It will tell the story of a young boy named Jack, who goes to extreme lengths to find his stuffed toy pig, and is aimed at children of eight years and up.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It will have been less than a year since Rowling, 55, released her last book, a fairy tale titled "The Ickabog" -- though that was her first children's book since the seventh and final instalment of Harry Potter in 2007.</p>

<p>In the interim, she released several novels for adults, which have proved popular, albeit not on the world-changing scale of those about the boy-wizard.</p>


Harry Potter author JK Rowling will release a new children's book entitled "The Christmas Pig" this autumn, her publishers announced on Tuesday. The Scottish author's latest will be released simultaneously in 20 different countries and multiple languages on October 12, French publisher Gallimard said.

Harry Potter author JK Rowling will release a new children's book entitled "The Christmas Pig" this autumn, her publishers announced on Tuesday. The Scottish author's latest will be released simultaneously in 20 different countries and multiple languages on October 12, French publisher Gallimard said. It will tell the story of a young boy named Jack, who goes to extreme lengths to find his stuffed toy pig, and is aimed at children of eight years and up. It will have been less than a year since Rowling, 55, released her last book, a fairy tale titled "The Ickabog" -- though that was her first children's book since the seventh and final instalment of Harry Potter in 2007. In the interim, she released several novels for adults, which have proved popular, albeit not on the world-changing scale of those about the boy-wizard.

New JK Rowling children's book coming in October

<p>Good news for ‘Bridgerton’ fans as Netflix has now announced renewal of the show for two more seasons -- season 3 and 4. With production underway for season 2, this announcement comes at a great time.&nbsp;</p>

<p>For those who follow the show, they’d know that like everything else, this announcement also came in the proper Bridgerton way -- with Lady Whistledown announcing her own way. The character posted: “This author shall have to purchase more ink.” The character in the show is narrated by Julie Andrews and is the pen-name of Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan). See below for a special edition of her Society Paper:</p>

<p>In a statement, Shonda Rhimes said: “From the first time I read Julia Quinn’s delicious Bridgerton series, I knew these were stories that would captivate a viewing audience. But the evolution of this adaptation would not be a success without the many significant contributions of the entire Shondaland team.</p>

<p>Bela Bajaria, Netflix VP of global TV, added: “Bridgerton swept us off our feet. The creative team, led by Shonda, knew the material and delivered a beautiful, emotional, romantic drama for our members. They have some exciting plans for the future, and we think audiences will continue to swoon for this show. We’re planning to be in the Bridgerton business for a long time to come.”</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bridgerton-season-2-new-cast-members-revealed-375636">'Bridgerton' season 2 new cast members revealed</a></p>

<p>Meanwhile, ‘Bridgerton’ season 2 will chronicle the pursuit of a suitable marriage for the eldest Bridgerton sibling, Anthony, played by Jonathan Bailey, as chronicled in the second book of Quinn’s Bridgerton series, The Viscount Who Loved Me.&nbsp;</p>


Good news for ‘Bridgerton’ fans as Netflix has now announced renewal of the show for two more seasons -- season 3 and 4. With production underway for season 2, this announcement comes at a great time.

Good news for ‘Bridgerton’ fans as Netflix has now announced renewal of the show for two more seasons -- season 3 and 4. With production underway for season 2, this announcement comes at a great time. For those who follow the show, they’d know that like everything else, this announcement also came in the proper Bridgerton way -- with Lady Whistledown announcing her own way. The character posted: “This author shall have to purchase more ink.” The character in the show is narrated by Julie Andrews and is the pen-name of Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan). See below for a special edition of her Society Paper: In a statement, Shonda Rhimes said: “From the first time I read Julia Quinn’s delicious Bridgerton series, I knew these were stories that would captivate a viewing audience. But the evolution of this adaptation would not be a success without the many significant contributions of the entire Shondaland team. Bela Bajaria, Netflix VP of global TV, added: “Bridgerton swept us off our feet. The creative team, led by Shonda, knew the material and delivered a beautiful, emotional, romantic drama for our members. They have some exciting plans for the future, and we think audiences will continue to swoon for this show. We’re planning to be in the Bridgerton business for a long time to come.” 'Bridgerton' season 2 new cast members revealed Meanwhile, ‘Bridgerton’ season 2 will chronicle the pursuit of a suitable marriage for the eldest Bridgerton sibling, Anthony, played by Jonathan Bailey, as chronicled in the second book of Quinn’s Bridgerton series, The Viscount Who Loved Me.

Netflix renews ‘Bridgerton’ for seasons 3 and 4

<p>Trailer for ‘Unearth’ finally released as Cinedigm Corp picks up the US and Canadian rights of the film. The movie will now release in theatres later this month.&nbsp;</p>

<p>‘Unearth’ is an eco-horror that is set deep in America’s heartland following a father desperate to save his family who exposes the local community to a sinister force which had long-laid dormant beneath their feet.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The film stars Adrienne Barbeau and Marc Blucas , with Brooke Sorenson and P.J. Marshall.</p>

<p>Directed by John C. Lyons and Dorota Swies from a script by Lyons and Kelsey Goldberg, Swies and Lyons will produce along with Marc Blucas and Allison McAtee. Executive Producers include Greg Sorce and Joel Deuterman.</p>

<p>Watch the trailer here:</p>

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Trailer for ‘Unearth’ finally released as Cinedigm Corp picks up the US and Canadian rights of the film. The movie will now release in theatres later this month.

Trailer for ‘Unearth’ finally released as Cinedigm Corp picks up the US and Canadian rights of the film. The movie will now release in theatres later this month. ‘Unearth’ is an eco-horror that is set deep in America’s heartland following a father desperate to save his family who exposes the local community to a sinister force which had long-laid dormant beneath their feet. The film stars Adrienne Barbeau and Marc Blucas , with Brooke Sorenson and P.J. Marshall. Directed by John C. Lyons and Dorota Swies from a script by Lyons and Kelsey Goldberg, Swies and Lyons will produce along with Marc Blucas and Allison McAtee. Executive Producers include Greg Sorce and Joel Deuterman. Watch the trailer here:

Watch 'Unearth' trailer: Eco-horror film to release this month

<p>National Geographic’s adventure competition format ‘Race to the Center of the Earth’ will land on Disney+ streaming platform in May.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It will be a seven-part series that will start streaming from May 14 in the US. All episodes of the show will air at once.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Speaking to Deadline, Bertram Van Munster and Elise Doganieri, executive producers of the show said, “It just gives us more places to see content. You can see it in the car, you can bring it on the plane, you can take it with you, wherever you are. It’s your schedule, not someone else’s schedule.”</p>

<p>&nbsp;The show ‘Race to the Center of the Earth’ will have four teams of three against one another in a sprint across the globe for a $1M prize. Each group will start from a different corner of the Earth – South America, Russia, Canada and Southeast Asia. They face untamed jungles, frozen arctic, arid deserts, bustling cities, treacherous mountains and vast oceans to reach the location where all four routes intersect and the first team to arrive at the buoy claims it all.</p>

<p>The cast has teams named Team North America – featuring work colleagues Dave Bacon, Paul Montague Jr. and Mindy Murphy, Team Russia – featuring police officers Jeremy Conkling, Angelina Fraize and Christopher Nelson, Team South America – featuring rock climbing friends Autumn Fryer, Jon Irwin and Sierra Knott and Team Southeast Asia – featuring teachers James Batey, Marilina Kim and Jay Wyatt.</p>


National Geographic’s adventure competition format ‘Race to the Center of the Earth’ will land on Disney+ streaming platform in May. It will be a seven-part series that will start streaming from May 14 in the US.

National Geographic’s adventure competition format ‘Race to the Center of the Earth’ will land on Disney+ streaming platform in May. It will be a seven-part series that will start streaming from May 14 in the US. All episodes of the show will air at once. Speaking to Deadline, Bertram Van Munster and Elise Doganieri, executive producers of the show said, “It just gives us more places to see content. You can see it in the car, you can bring it on the plane, you can take it with you, wherever you are. It’s your schedule, not someone else’s schedule.” The show ‘Race to the Center of the Earth’ will have four teams of three against one another in a sprint across the globe for a $1M prize. Each group will start from a different corner of the Earth – South America, Russia, Canada and Southeast Asia. They face untamed jungles, frozen arctic, arid deserts, bustling cities, treacherous mountains and vast oceans to reach the location where all four routes intersect and the first team to arrive at the buoy claims it all. The cast has teams named Team North America – featuring work colleagues Dave Bacon, Paul Montague Jr. and Mindy Murphy, Team Russia – featuring police officers Jeremy Conkling, Angelina Fraize and Christopher Nelson, Team South America – featuring rock climbing friends Autumn Fryer, Jon Irwin and Sierra Knott and Team Southeast Asia – featuring teachers James Batey, Marilina Kim and Jay Wyatt.

Nat Geo’s ‘Race To The Center Of The Earth’ to release on Disney+

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