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Bruce Glover, Diamonds Are Forever henchman and Crispin’s dad, has passed away

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Bruce Glover, who notably played a villain in 1971’s Diamonds Are Forever and had small roles in several classics of the ‘70s, has passed away. He was 92. The news of Bruce Glover’s passing was shared on social media by...

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Studios are making money off of fake AI trailers on YouTube

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AI trailers have been pulling in serious views on YouTube as of late. So why aren't studios forcing them to be taken down?

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Studio Ghibli AI fad causes controversy over ethics; Hayao Miyazaki’s anti-AI stance resurfaces

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A new feature on OpenAI lets you turn pictures into "art" inspired by the works of Studio Ghibli in just the latest case against AI.

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Will Smith releases new album, Based on a True Story, after a 20-year break

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The former Fresh Prince returns to the music world with a new album that reflects on the inner work he's done after the past couple years.

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Michael Shannon hates actors with rock bands… except his own?

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Michael Shannon may have a cover band who plays nothing but R.E.M., but he has a certain distaste for celeb rock groups.

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Jack Black logged 400+ hours on Red Dead Redemption 2

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Jack Black turned to video games during the pandemic, particularly citing Red Dead Redemption 2 as his most-played.

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Ryan Reynolds calls for John Candy to be on Canadian currency

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John Candy, who passed away in 1994, is getting some support from fellow Canadian Ryan Reynolds to be the face of the 100-dollar note.

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R.I.P. George Foreman: the boxing legend was 76

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George Foreman, one of the all-time boxing legends, has died at 76 years old, having passed peacefully at his home.

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Naomi Watts on her last meeting with David Lynch: “He wanted to go back to work”

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Naomi Watts and Laura Dern had lunch with David Lynch not long before his death, but they could "see the creative spirit alive in him."

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