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Using AI to depict a deceased person’s likeness continues to be a topic of discussion, unfortunately. There are actors like the still-living (thankfully) Robert Downey, Jr. who say they absolutely do not give studios permission to resurrect or continue their careers via AI cameos. Then, there are other cases where it is being done to serve a narrative purpose, which is terrible or needed, depending on whom you ask. The latest news is that Cobra Kai season six part two used AI to bring back Mr. Miyagi, the famous The Karate Kid character. (Thank you SlashFilm for bringing this to our attention!)

In a fresh turn of events, Kevin Smith, famously known for the Clerks trilogy and numerous Jay and Silent Bob films, is diving back into his creative realm once more. However, the discussion at hand isn’t about a potential continuation of Mallrats or its upcoming sequel Twilight of the Mallrats. Instead, the architect of the View Askewniverse has announced that he is penning a screenplay for Dogma 2, a sequel to another one of his iconic films. In an intriguing twist, Smith has disclosed that the follow-up will reintroduce Ben Affleck and Matt Damon’s characters, who were previously banished from existence in the original film by none other than God herself.

Glen Powell, now widely recognized, shared insights about his challenging times in Hollywood. In a conversation with Vanity Fair, the Twisters star confided that he endured some of the toughest periods during his early acting career. He expressed to the publication, “There’s no place harder to live as a struggling actor than being in Hollywood with no work.

The classic Disney movie “Freaky Friday,” starring Lindsey Lohan, is getting a remake, and it was revealed that the band Pink Slip, which played a significant role in the original film, will be back together again. On Jimmy Fallon’s late-night talk show, Lohan shared that her character Anna, along with Christina Vidal (who portrayed Maddie) and Haley Hudson (who played Peg), will reunite for this upcoming sequel.

Josh Brolin discussed candidly his discussion on sobriety with his stepmother and renowned actress Barbra Streisand. Speaking with The Times, the Marvel actor expressed admiration for Streisand’s courage in voicing her opinions directly to him, regardless of any potential backlash.

It’s open to anyone to create an unattractive Christmas sweater, and many businesses join in on the holiday cheer. However, this year, Hot Pockets has added a unique spin to festive attire that’s simply mouthwatering. Hot Pockets is making the holiday season sizzle with an ugly Christmas sweater that sports removable sleeves, transforming you into a real-life Christmas Hot Pocket.

If the current football season is particularly challenging for you or your loved ones, you might find solace in Fireball’s latest whisky, metaphorically bottled with the emotional tears shed by fans after tough losses. That’s correct! It’s not an exaggeration. The unique, limited-edition variant of the popular cinnamon whisky will be available on shelves come Fall. Instead of Fireball, let’s call it “Crierball.

In the action-packed movies, “Deadpool” and “Deadpool & Wolverine,” Blake Lively left a significant mark as Lady Deadpool, even though her face remained hidden. Almost immediately after the first glimpse of the character, rumors about Lively’s involvement surfaced. It turned out that these speculations were spot on, although it’s essential to clarify that Lively provided the voice for Lady Deadpool in “Deadpool & Wolverine,” while stuntwoman Christiaan Bettridge physically portrayed the character. What’s more intriguing is that Blake Lively had a substantial influence on “Deadpool & Wolverine” beyond merely giving Lady Deadpool her distinctive voice. In fact, she significantly altered the movie’s ending. You can find all the details below.

During an interview with Vanity Fair, Sacha Baron Cohen shared a nerve-wracking incident that occurred during the production of Borat 2. He remembered a situation where a gun was brandished at him and he had to run for safety as a crowd pursued him while they were filming a rally scene from the 2020 sequel.

In the year 2023, Apple TV+ announced that they would be creating a television series inspired by the movie ‘Cape Fear.’ This show will follow the narrative of Universal’s 1991 remake, which itself was based on a film released in 1962, both titled ‘Cape Fear.’ The original storyline for these films can be traced back to the 1957 novel ‘The Executioner,’ written by John D. MacDonald.