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Kiah Roache-Turner Reunites With ‘Furiosa’ Star Alyla Browne on ‘Horrifically Creepy’ Road Movie Horror ‘Don’t Look’: ‘There Are Scenes That Are Going to Traumatize People’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Australian genre filmmaker Kiah Roache-Turner (“Sting,” “Beast of War”) is set to direct upcoming horror “Don’t Look,” reuniting him with fast-rising star (and fellow antipodean) Alyla Browne (“Furiosa”). The film — which was previously entitled “From Below” and was to be the directorial debut of writer Sean Loch — is being sold by Cornerstone at the America

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‘Entertainment Tonight’ Hosts Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner to Serve as Hollywood Christmas Parade Grand Marshals (EXCLUSIVE)

“Entertainment Tonight” hosts Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner will serve as grand marshal’s of this year’s Hollywood Christmas Parade. The parade, taking place Nov. 29 and presented by Associated Television International in association with The City of Los Angeles, will be hosted by Erik Estrada and Laura McKenzie, along with parade co-hosts Montel Willia

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007: Jack Lowden, Callum Turner e Josh O'Connor entram na reta final de testes para o papel, diz site

Callum Turner, Josh O'Connor e Jack Lowden estão entre atores que podem interpretar James Bond Divulgação A busca pelo próximo James Bond entrou em sua reta final, com Callum Turner, Josh O'Connor e Jack Lowden entre os candidatos finalistas. A informação é do Deadline. De acordo com o portal, pelo menos quatro atores receberam ofertas para a última etapa. A

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