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United Arab Emirates bans Pixar’s ‘Lightyear’ from showing
The United Arab Emirates on June 13 banned the upcoming Pixar animated feature "Lightyear" from showing in movie theaters amid reports that the film includes a kiss between two female characters.
Florida lawmaker proposes bill criminalizing adults bringing children to drag shows
“The events of this past weekend were horrifying and show a disturbing trend in which perverted adults are obsessed with sexualizing young children”
Theatre legend Kani turns eye to modern South Africa
When John Kani launched his acting career in the 1960s, the only stage he could find was an empty snake pit at a shuttered South African museum.
His latest production, "Kunene and the King," opened with the Royal Shakespeare Company and played on London's West End.
It's now resuming a South African tour that was interrupted by the pandemic's theater closures.
Erdogan’s new threats to Greece: Stop equipping the islands, I am serious, I am not joking
“Turkey is determined, if it says something, it will do it”
Beloved Japanese manga ‘One Piece’ heads into final chapter
After 25 years and 490 million copies sold worldwide, the beloved Japanese manga "One Piece" is entering its final chapter, according to its creator Eiichiro Oda.
The manga, which follows the adventures of the swashbuckling pirate Monkey D. Luffy, has captivated millions of fans worldwide as its characters hunt for One Piece, the treasure coveted by all pirates.
‘Bewitched’ statue in Salem vandalized with red paint
In the wiggle of a nose, a man partially covered the "Bewitched" statue in Salem with red paint, police said.
Witnesses called police to report someone spray painting the bronze statue, Capt. John Burke said on June 7. The statue depicts actor Elizabeth Montgomery, as lead character Samantha Stephens in the 1960s sitcom, sitting on a broomstick in front of a crescent moon.
Πίπα Μίντλετον: Μέλλουσα μαμά για τρίτη φορά με το τέλειο φόρεμα εγκυμοσύνης
To ιδανικό στυλ για το ζεστό καιρό.
‘Top Gun’ heirs sue Paramount over sequel
Paramount was hit with a copyright lawsuit by the family of the author behind the original story used for the "Top Gun" franchise.
The "Top Gun" lawsuit was filed by Shosh and Yuval Yonay on Monday in California, according to The Wrap. The Yonays are the heirs of Ehud Yonay, the author of the 1983 article "Top Guns."
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