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Vin Diesel writes a note to Brie Larson welcome her to the 'Fast & Furious' franchise Vin Diesel shares a heartfelt message on social media for Brie Larson's Fast & Furious welcome party. Vin Diesel takes to social media to greet Brie Larson as the newest member of the Fast & Furious franchise. Diesel uploaded the photo on Instagram, along with a candid photograph of the two of them grinning from ear to ear. The post also included a lengthy caption that read, “Yeah yeah yeah… you see this angel over my shoulder cracking me up, you say to your self ‘that’s captain Marvel’. Clearly, there is love and laughter in this image.” “What you don’t see, however, is the character you will be introduced to in Fast10. You have no idea how timeless and amazing she will be in our mythology.” “Beyond her beauty, her intellect… her Oscar, haha is this profound soul who will add something you might not have expected but yearned for. Welcome to the FAMILY Brie.” View this

The sequel to Sonic the Hedgehog has soared to the top of the North American box office The dark superhero film "The Batman," from Warner Bros., came in fifth place with $6.5 million in its sixth week of release. Los Angeles: According to industry watcher Exhibitor Relations, Paramount's action-adventure flick "Sonic the Hedgehog 2" pulled in an estimated $71 million in North America this weekend, a good sign for Hollywood that families are returning to in-person viewing. "This is an extraordinary opening," said Franchise Entertainment Research's David A. Gross, especially for a sequel to a video-based film. The first "Sonic" film, based on the popular Sega game about a lightning-fast hedgehog, made $58 million in its opening weekend in early 2020, just as Covid-19 was gaining traction as a threat. The latest hybrid production stars Jim Carrey in a live-action role, while animated characters are voiced by Ben Schwartz (Sonic), Idris Elba

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are back in court Other witnesses could be heard through video link, while Depp and Heard are anticipated to testify in person. Following a high-profile libel lawsuit in London, actor Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard will return to court on Monday, this time in the United States, for a blockbuster defamation case involving spousal abuse charges. The trial of Depp, 58, vs. Heard, 35, will be shown live on television. Both are scheduled to testify, as are actors James Franco and Paul Bettany, as well as Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX The dispute revolves around a December 2018 Washington Post editorial in which Heard characterises herself as a "public figure representing domestic abuse" who was chastised online after her assault claims. The title of the column was: "I came out against sexual abuse and was met with backlash from our culture. This must change." The actress never mentions Depp, whom she met on the se

The United States has blacklisted two major Russian companies The US has placed a Russian shipyard and diamond mining business on a no-fly list. The United States has placed Russia's United Shipbuilding Corporation and Alrosa Diamond Mining Company on a no-fly list, according to the news agency. The US Treasury Department also said that blacklisted Russian companies had blocked access to the US financial system

Michelle Yeoh believes that each production would surprise the audience with something fresh. 'Everything Everything All at Once' stars Michelle Yeoh. Michelle Yeoh, whose outstanding performance in Everything Everything All at Once has received widespread acclaim, stated her desire to surprise viewers with something new every time she appears on film. The 59-year-old Malaysian performer, whose genre-defying dream is setting the record straight, spoke with People recently to discuss her new film. "I hope the viewer learns something new about me every time I do a film," she told the magazine. "What I loved performing [in Everything Everywhere At Once] was the physical humour, which I haven't done before," Yeoh added. "You've seen me in martial arts movies, and I'm always calm." I'm very aware of what I'm doing. I am the instructor and mentor. "And suddenly, [my character] Evelyn Wang knows nothing in this one," she adde

JoJo Siwa and Paramount Pictures have dropped out of Will Smith's 'Bounce' flick. According to sources, Jojo Siwa's decision to leave 'Bounce' has nothing to do with Will Smith's Oscars incident. Will Smith, an Academy Award winner, has drawn much criticism for slapping comedian Chris Rock on the Oscars stage in 2022. Following in the footsteps of Netflix and Sony, Paramount Pictures has pulled out of the King Richard actor's forthcoming film Bounce. In addition, after his Oscars feud in 2022, digital starlet JoJo Siwa has withdrawn from appearing in a Smith-backed film. Variety has learned that Siwa withdrew out of the project'months ago,' and that her choice had nothing to do with Smith's incident at the Oscars. Siwa recently spoke about this at the GLAAD Media Awards. "That project was placed on hold, then abandoned. That wasn't the case "Variety reported on the situation. The adaptation of Smith's film, Bounce, was initi

Before his wedding to Nicola Peltz, Brooklyn Beckham reveals his "greatest dread." Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz will by tying the knot on April 9 The much-anticipated wedding of Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz is just around the horizon, and the groom-to-be couldn't help but reveal his biggest anxiety about the big day. The 23-year-old spoke to Vogue about the night before the wedding on April 9 in an interview. "So, Brooklyn's going to stay with my dad, my brothers on Friday night," Peltz added, adding that they are all planning a celebration. "And I'm staying with the females." So, starting with the Friday night meal, we won't see each other until the afternoon of our wedding. "This one night apart has been causing us a lot of anxiety," she added. Beckham added, "I get so, so heartbroken about it." "What if she doesn't walk down the aisle, and I'm just standing there?" My greatest fear, for exa

Before their first wedding anniversary, Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton intend to "go big." Gwen Stefani recently revealed that she and her hubby Blake Shelton are planning to go for a major change Gwen Stefani and her husband Blake Shelton recently disclosed that they are contemplating a huge life shift before their one wedding anniversary. During her interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, The Voice coach revealed how the pair completely transformed the large garden of their new Oklahoma home by themselves. "He (Shelton) is literally tilling the earth," the mother of three explained. He texted me just an hour ago. Today he flew back to the United States." "We're doing something large - when we do things, we do them big." We're putting in a lot of effort in the garden. She went on to say, "We're talking about daffodils." "We're discussing tulips." We finished all of the bulbs, and now we're working on wildflower

Russia's security administration inclinations prompt Meta boycott Russia's FSB asks court to "right away" boycott US tech monster Meta, blaming it for neutralizing Moscow's inclinations MOSCOW: Russia's FSB public safety administration asked a court Monday to "right away" boycott US tech monster Meta, blaming it for neutralizing Moscow's inclinations during its "exceptional military activity" in Ukraine. The court was thinking about a solicitation by investigators to assign Meta - the parent organization of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp - as an "fanatic" association and boycott it. The move is important for clearing endeavors by Moscow to put a tight top on data accessible to Russians about the contention in Ukraine. "The exercises of the Meta association are coordinated against Russia and its military," FSB delegate Igor Kovalevsky told Moscow's Tverskoi area court, Russian news offices announced. "We as

 Australia sues Facebook proprietor Meta over trick advertisements Australia's purchaser insurance bonus says it has begun Federal Court procedures against Meta Platforms for "bogus, deluding or tricky direct" in break of customer or protections regulations SYDNEY: Australia reported Friday it is suing Facebook proprietor Meta over trick adverts for cryptographic money conspires that dishonestly professed to be supported by noticeable figures. Australia's purchaser insurance bonus said it had begun Federal Court procedures against Meta Platforms for "bogus, deluding or tricky direct" in break of customer or protections regulations. It blamed Meta for neglecting to do what's needed to stop trick promotions for digital currency or lucrative plans, even subsequent to being cautioned by famous people who had been distorted by comparable advertisements distributed on Facebook. Meta promised to protect itself, saying in an articulation that it tried to stop

 TikTok is having a terrible conflict, say disinformation specialists The conflict in Ukraine has quickly situated TikTok as the main wellspring of falsehood, specialists say PARIS: The conflict in Ukraine has quickly situated TikTok as the main wellspring of falsehood on account of its colossal number of clients and insignificant sifting of content, specialists say. Consistently, Shayan Sardarizadeh, a writer with the BBC's disinformation group, crashes through an illusory blend of phony and deluding data about the conflict being heaved on the video-sharing site. "TikTok is truly not having a decent conflict," he told AFP. "I haven't seen one more stage with such a lot of bogus substance," he added. "We've seen everything: recordings from past struggles being reused, certified film introduced in a deceptive way, things that are so clearly misleading yet get a huge number of perspectives." He said the most incredibly upsetting were phony live-s

World securities exchanges beat retreat with everyone's eyes on Fed Worldwide values sink on risks everything Reserve will act all the more forcefully to manage expansion, while oil costs bounce back LONDON : Global values sank Wednesday on risks everything Reserve will act all the more forcefully to manage expansion, while oil costs bounced back. Asian and European bourses withdrew after weighty falls on Wall Street Tuesday. The euro hit a one-month dollar low before minutes from the Fed's most recent approach meeting due Wednesday. London stocks slid likewise as UK organizations and people saw a significant duty climb kick in, demolishing Britain's typical cost for most everyday items emergency as homegrown energy bills rocket. Minutes from the Fed's March meeting will be pored over for experiences into the reasoning of US national financiers, considering the Ukraine war and ongoing information recommending the world's top economy stays versatile. 'Huge headwi

Fans are torn over Katy Perry's 'questionable faces': See As she judged American Idol, Katy Perry stood out in a silver croc-pattern metallic outfit. Katy Perry recently shared an Instagram montage of several bizarre and amusing face expressions, which had followers in stitches. View this post on Instagram A post shared by KATY PERRY (@katyperry) The Roar singer was seen in the photo wearing a silver croc-pattern metallic ensemble and a gorgeous make-up look. Perry completed her appearance with a pair of silver hooped earrings. On Monday's golden edition of American Idol, the singer in the photo displayed her emotions when judging the nail-biting Showstopper Challenge round. Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan were among the other judges. "This is the face of someone getting SHOWSTOPPED," she said in the post. She also questioned her social media followers if they were "viewing" the performance. Fans, on the other hand, were enamoured

Jemima Goldsmith praises ‘sensational’ Arooj Aftab for winning a Grammy Jemima Goldsmith has saluted ‘sensational’ Arooj Aftab for winning a Grammy. Sharing the news titled ‘Arooj Aftab gets to be to begin with Pakistani vocalist to win a Grammy’, Jemima said, “Congratulations to the thrilling @arooj_aftab on being the primary Pakistani artist to win a Grammy” taken after by various clapping hands emoticons. Arooj Aftab won the renowned prize for her melody "Mohabbat" in the Best Global Performance class. The 37-year-old - - who has lived in New York for about 15 years - - has been consistently acquiring worldwide consideration for her work that wires antiquated Sufi customs with affectations of people, jazz and moderation. "I'm past excited," the craftsman told writers behind the stage at the pre-affair function, at which by far most of grants are given out. "It feels extraordinary." "I've been extremely apprehensive day in and day out. Furth

Sovereign Elizabeth is intently following insight about floods in Australia Sovereign Elizabeth on Tuesday offered sympathy to the Governor-General of Australia over the staggering floods in Queensland and New South Wales. "I have been following the insight about the new floods in Queensland and New South Wales intently and have been disheartened to know about the death toll and the size of annihilation," the Queen said in a proclamation. She said, "In the quick reaction, Australians' undaunted soul and local area mindedness has by and by radiated through. My much gratitude goes out to the crisis administrations and many workers who have indefatigably helped those out of luck." The following is the full assertion: Photographic artist shares what she felt after she saw Queen Elizabeth Mary McCartney, the girl of Paul McCartney, has uncovered that she was frightened when she was approached to take a representation of Queen Elizabeth. "I was the most terrified

Arooj Aftab is 'lowered and thankful' for winning a Grammy Arooj Aftab is 'lowered and thankful' for winning a Grammy Pakistani artist Arooj Aftab, who won her first Grammy on Sunday, has said she is "lowered and thankful for this success". Taking to Twitter on Tuesday, she said, "A profoundly aggressive classification, loaded with exceptionally regarded unbelievable chosen people. I'm lowered and thankful for this success. Making a profoundly private and hybrid music, in Urdu, and being seen for it… seems like a leap forward." Arooj Aftab on Sunday scored her first Grammy, winning an esteemed prize for her melody "Mohabbat" in the Best Global Performance classification. The Brooklyn-based Pakistani entertainer - - who has lived in New York for around 15 years - - has been consistently acquiring worldwide consideration for her work that wires antiquated Sufi practices with intonations of society, jazz and moderation. She's additiona

Whoopi Goldberg says Will Smith profession 'will be fine' after Oscars SLAP Whoopi Goldberg realizes individuals will fail to remember the Oscard fight Whoopi Goldberg pronounces Oscars fight won't effect Will Smith picture in the longrun. Talking on her show The View, Goldberg offered her opinion about Grammys respecting Kanye West and drew correlations of the tribute with the much dubious Oscars slap. Certain individuals observed that disputable, yet the show had nothing like last week's discussion, which is fine," Goldberg said. "Additionally some of Will Smith's future tasks are being referred to. The inquiry is, does he have a way back? Indeed, obviously he does. ... He'll be fine, he'll be back. No problem." West, who had prior stood out as truly newsworthy for cyberbullying ex Kim Kardashian and her beau Pete Davidson, got two honors for collection Donda at the current year's Grammys. The 66-year-old prior conceded that Oscars mana

Jen Kirkman thinks about treatment of Louis C.K at Grammy with response to Will Smith slapping Chris Rock Kirkman composed on Twitter that male humorists had communicated caution when Chris Rock was slapped, however were "Quiet 2nite on Louis CK winning a Grammy for a collection where he kids about his attacks" on ladies. Los Angeles: Louis C.K. furthermore, the Recording Academy confronted a reaction after the US entertainer was granted a Grammy , five years after sexual wrongdoing disclosures briefly wrecked his high-flying profession. Louis C.K. won best parody collection on Sunday for a show tending to his outrage, however didn't go to the function in Las Vegas. Numerous via virtual entertainment addressed or reprimanded the straightforwardness with which Academy citizens obviously pardoned or ignored his previous way of behaving. "Astonishing. Louis CK sequentially manhandled ladies yet will keep his profession and even get a Grammy," tweeted Atima Omara,

 Will Smith lands in top 5 celeb list with 'fakest grin' after Oscars slap Will Smith smacked Chris Rock on the phase of Oscars 2022 Will Smith has arrived in the main five big name list who have the fakest grins as per a survey after the Kind Richard entertainer made an enormous buzz with the Oscars 2022 smackdown. As per The Sun, Smith has been picked as one of the A-listers who are blamed for 'putting it on' when they step on honorary pathway. Smith arrived in the top fifth spot with eight percent of votes while Poker Face artist Lady Gady finished off the rundown with 27% of all out votes. Besides, Kidman earned 15% of decisions in favor of having the fakest grin, following Kristen Stewart with 14% of votes. Going against the norm, Olivia Colman - a Brit celebrity, was picked for her most genuine grin on the rundown.

Madonna respects her mom with new ink while her child selects a matching 'tree of life' tattoo Madonna honored her mom with a 'Maman' tattoo though her child, David Banda, regarded his pop star mother by getting a matching 'tree of life' ink. Taking to Instagram, the Take a Bow vocalist dropped a video from inside a tattoo parlor as she got herself new body workmanship. The 63-year-old vocalist said in the video, "I'm doing this for my mom" "Since when you conceive an offspring, what do you do? You drain," Madonna added. "It's completely associated." The pop star continued saying, "I can't put my mom's name since it's equivalent to mine. It would seem as though I put my own damn name on my arm!" "My mom drained for me, as I'm draining for her. It's a family undertaking," Madonna finished up. The Queen of Pop subtitled the video, "My chance to drain for my mom… " The artist li