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Cynthia Erivo Opens Up About Filming Pivotal ‘Wicked’ Scene: “My Heart Broke Open and Tears Fell”. The Oscar nominee said shooting "I'm Not That Girl" really spoke to her. Cynthia Erivo shared a sweet message about her experience filming Wicked and how one particular scene really spoke to her. In an Instagram post, the Oscar nominee, who plays Elphaba in the movie adaptation of the award-winning musical, explained that they had just finished shooting “I’m Not That Girl.” The song is performed halfway through the first act in which Elphaba expresses her love for Fiyero (Jonathan Bailey). “When we had come to the end of that moment, my heart broke open and tears fell. (Please know this happens OFTEN),” she wrote in a long caption. “I thought of us, the ones who often feel like they’re on the outside. The ones who don’t know that their differences, oddities, quirks are what make them beautiful and special. The ones who, for some reason, believe they can’t be loved and I felt proud to sing a song that might speak to those feelings.” The actress continued, saying that she is grateful to take on a role that turns the idea of beauty on its head and to be working on the film with “some of the most beautiful souls” on the planet. She stars alongside Bailey, Ariana Grande as Glinda, Michelle Yeoh as Madame Morrible and Jeff Goldblum as The Wizard in director Jon M. Chu’s big-screen adaptation. “I desperately hope that when you finally see this film, you’ll see you, you’ll see me, you’ll see Jon and Ari and our hearts laid bare,” Erivo wrote. “You’ll see pain and joy and maybe just maybe you’ll see a little spark of light that says, you are who you are for a reason and you are deserving of happiness and even though sometimes it might be hard to find, it is there for the taking.” Bowen Yang, Keala Settle, Marissa Bode and Ethan Slater round out the ensemble cast of Wicked, which will be split into two films. The first chapter hits theaters on Nov. 17, 2024, and the second one is set to be released Dec. 25, 2025.

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‘The Fabelmans’ Breakout Chloe East in Talks for A24 Thriller from Scott Beck, Bryan Woods (Exclusive) Hugh Grant is also in talks for the project from the New York indie outfit. Chloe East, one of the breakouts of Steven Spielberg’s latest feature The Fabelmans, is in talks for A24’s new thriller Heretic from A Quiet Place creatives Scott Beck and Bryan Woods. Beck and Woods wrote and will direct the movie that follows two Mormon missionaries who attempt to convert a man that turns out to be far more dangerous than they could have anticipated. Hugh Grant is also in talks for the feature. The A24 project is eying a July start date but, as with any films shooting this summer, production can be affected by the possible SAG-AFTRA strike. Earlier this week, members overwhelmingly voted to authorize a potential strike should a new contract not be reached by the June 30 deadline. The New York-based indie studio has found success with the horror-thriller genre, including Ari Aster entries Hereditary and Midsommar and Ti West and Mia Goth’s X films, which includes the upcoming threequel Maxxine. In a competitive situation, A24 picked up the hot Sundance supernatural horror title Talk to Me earlier this year. In the semi-autobiographical The Fabelmans, East played the high school girlfriend of the young stand-in for Spielberg, played by Gabriel LaBelle. Past credits include series Kevin (Probably) Saves the World and HBO Max teen drama Generation. East is repped by WME, LINK Entertainment, Vault Entertainment, and Felker Toczek.

Trump investigations heat up as Meadows testifies, second grand jury hears from witnesses in Florida. As the Justice Department’s investigations into former President Donald Trump continue, two new factors have emerged. Trump’s former Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has testified before a federal grand jury, and a second grand jury has heard from witnesses as part of the investigation into Trump’s handling of classified documents, according to multiple reports. It was not immediately clear which investigation Meadows testified about or when he testified, according to the reports. One federal investigation into Trump and his allies is focused on efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 race for the White House. The other is focused on Trump’s handling of classified documents at his Florida estate, Mar-a-Lago. Trump has denied all wrongdoing. Politics:DOJ inquiry into Donald Trump's classified documents may close soon, as his lawyers meet Monday Washington:Justice Department won't pursue charges against Mike Pence over classified documents A lawyer for Meadows, George Terwilliger, told The New York Times in a statement that “Without commenting on whether or not Mr. Meadows has testified before the grand jury or in any other proceeding, Mr. Meadows has maintained a commitment to tell the truth where he has a legal obligation to do so.”

China Box Office: ‘Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse’ Opens to So-So $17.2M The film has received rave reviews in China, but it appears to be playing more like a fan film than a blockbuster there. Sony’s critically acclaimed Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse opened to $17.2 million in China over the weekend — a respectable start but a fraction of its barnstorming $120.5 million opening in North America. As in the U.S., the film has been very well received by Chinese critics and filmgoers alike. It currently scores 9.4 on ticketing apps Maoyan and Tao Piao Piao, and 8.8 on fan site Douban — which is significantly better than any other Hollywood film currently on release in the country. But Maoyan only projects it to earn about $35 million in total in the country, a major step down from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse‘s $62.8 million haul in 2019. Analysts have been wrestling with the question of how much of the Hollywood studio’s recent theatrical earnings shortfalls in China should be blamed on weak product versus changes to market demand. But the slipping performance between the two Spiderverse films — both undeniably strong movies — seems to suggest that the Chinese audience’s appetite for U.S. content has indeed waned. In North America, the sequel opened to $120.5 million, compared to $35.6 million for the first film in 2018. In second place, Universal Pictures’ Fast X earned $7.6 million. After three weekends, the film has brought in $124.1 million, the most of any non-Chinese title this year. Japan’s Studio Ghibli scored third place with a re-release of its 1986 anime classic Castle in the Sky. The film earned $6 million from Friday to Sunday and has totaled $10.7 million since its launch on June 1. Fellow anime staple, Doraemon: Nobita’s Sky Utopia, was just a step behind with $4.2 million for the weekend and $10.9 million as of its June 1 opening. Paramount’s Transformers: Rise of the Beasts will launch in China on Friday, followed by Warner Bros.’ The Flash on June 16.

‘Barbie’ Production Prompted International Shortage of Pink Paint for Greta Gerwig’s Film, The director said she wanted "to capture what was so ridiculously fun about the Dreamhouses" in the movie, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling. Greta Gerwig’s Barbie production used so much pink paint to bring the fantasy world to life that it actually led to a shortage of the color. In a recent interview with Architectural Digest, published online Tuesday, the director opened up about how Barbie Land took form and who helped pull off the iconic pink set design in the highly-anticipated movie. “Maintaining the ‘kid-ness’ was paramount,” she said of the film, starring Margot Robbie as Mattel’s iconic fashion doll and Ryan Gosling as Ken. “I wanted the pinks to be very bright, and everything to be almost too much.” Gerwig also noted that it was important to not “forget what made me love Barbie when I was a little girl.” So that’s when she decided to put production designer Sarah Greenwood and set decorator Katie Spencer up for the challenge. Greenwood told the magazine that to help “make Barbie real through this unreal world,” they took inspiration from Palm Springs’ midcentury modernism. The production designer previously told IndieWire that “pink became the film’s thesis,” and that when it came to finding the perfect pink, “it was epic dealing with the painters, mixing the right colors.” But due to construction, Greenwood told AD that there ended up being an international shortage of the fluorescent shade of Rosco paint. She added, “The world … ran out of pink.” Overall, Gerwig said her goal was “to capture what was so ridiculously fun about the Dreamhouses” in the film, which is set to hit theaters on July 21.

Former 'Wild 'N Out' star Jacky Oh, longtime partner to DC Young Fly, dies at 32, Jacky Oh, former "Wild 'N Out" cast member and longtime partner to comedian DC Young Fly, has died. She was 32. "We are deeply saddened by the passing of Jacklyn Smith, known to the world as Jacky Oh, a talented 'Wild 'N Out' family member whose impact will be forever treasured and missed," the show's official Instagram page shared in a statement Thursday from a BET Media Group spokesperson. "Jacky Oh was a loving friend and beloved colleague of the 'Wild 'N Out' cast throughout five seasons. More importantly, she was a tremendous mother to three beautiful children. The BET Media Group extends our sincere condolences to the Smith family, DC Young Fly, B Simone, Nick Cannon, and all friends who loved and cared for Jacky Oh during this difficult time." TV star deaths:Len Goodman, former 'Dancing with the Stars' judge, dies at 78 A cause of death was not disclosed. USA TODAY has reach out to reps for DC Young Fly for more information. Fans and friends offered their condolences in the comments of the post.

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Donald Trump fought to save Texas ally Ken Paxton from impeachment. It didn't work. Trump had repeatedly warned Republicans against backing the impeachment of Paxton, arguing it was a 'very unfair process." WASHINGTON – In the hours before the GOP-controlled legislature in Texas voted to impeach fellow Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton, former President Donald Trump repeatedly took to social media with a warning for anyone − and especially members of his own party − who opposed his longtime ally. Trump lamented what he called the “very unfair process” used last weekend to oust one of the nation's most active state legal officials and vowed that he would "fight" any lawmakers who supported the impeachment. In the end, a majority of Texas Republicans in the state's House of Representatives ignored the admonishments of a former president and party leader and voted overwhelmingly to impeach Paxton anyway. Of 85 Republicans in the chamber, 60 supported Paxton's impeachment. Impeached:Texas House impeaches AG Ken Paxton with overwhelming GOP support. Senate trial is next. Vote:Here's how Texas lawmakers voted to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton The decision by many Republicans to wave off Trump's warnings fueled questions about the former president’s political power in one of the nation's reddest states. The episode comes as the field of candidates entering the race to challenge Trump for the 2024 Republican nomination grows. A spokeswoman for Trump did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Trump vows to ‘fight’ for ally Paxton. Will it matter? Paxton has been a nationally prominent conservative legal voice for years as well as an ally to Trump. In addition to filing high-profile suits against President Joe Biden over immigration and other issues, it was Paxton who brought an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court challenging the 2020 election results in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The nation's highest court ultimately denied that request in late 2020. Leading up to Saturday's impeachment, Trump took to his Truth Social platform to slam GOP lawmakers in Texas, encouraging them to let the voters decide Paxton's fate, instead. “Hopefully Republicans in the Texas House will agree that this is a very unfair process that should not be allowed to happen or proceed,” he wrote. “I will fight you if it does.” The former president and other national conservative figures doubled down after the vote as focus in Texas shifted toward a Senate trial. Trump accused Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, a fellow of Republican, of being “MISSING IN ACTION!” during the impeachment fight.

Arnold Schwarzenegger on Bruce Willis’ Retirement: Action Stars “Never Really Retire … They Reload” Hhe will always be remembered as a great, great star. And a kind man," the actor says of his 'Expendables' co-star. Arnold Schwarzenegger has high praise for Bruce Willis following the actor’s announcement that he is retiring from acting due to a brain disorder called aphasia. The actor’s family announced the news last year following his diagnosis, which has since been updated more specifically to frontotemporal dementia. Recently, he was asked about Willis’ retirement and had nothing but kind words to say about the actor. “I think that he’s fantastic,” Schwarzenegger told CinemaBlend of Willis. “He was, always for years and years, is a huge, huge star. And I think that he will always be remembered as a great, great star. And a kind man.” And, speaking as one action star about another, Schwarzenegger added: “I understand that under his circumstances, health-wise, that he had to retire. But in general, you know, we never really retire. Action heroes, they reload.” Schwarzenegger and Willis were partners early on in the restaurant franchise Planet Hollywood and also worked together on The Expendables franchise. Willis celebrated his 68th birthday in March surrounded by his family, including ex-wife Demi Moore, current wife Emma Heming Willis and his daughters. Schwarzenegger, meanwhile, stars in Netflix’s new action-comedy FUBAR as well as Arnold, a docu-series also on Netflix, that chronicles his life. He also has an upcoming self-help book, Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life, and as well as a self-published daily motivational newsletter.

45 Celebrity Cars That Are Either Beyond Our Wildest Dreams Or Right Inside Our Own Garages, MARK ZUCKERBERG – HONDA FIT, $30K It’s a bit difficult to fathom that someone who is part of Forbes’ top ten wealthiest people in the world would get themselves a vehicle that costs just about $30K. Well, that’s the founder of Facebook for you. Mark Zuckerberg even married his wife right in the backyard of his home. The auto of his choice is a Honda Fit that’s built for him to get around. Its speed can go from zero to 60 within 8.2 seconds, which is just average. The Zuckerbergs, with all their riches, give back through their charitable organization Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.

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Priyanka Chopra Jonas Says She Paid a Movie Production Back After Backing Out Over a “Dehumanizing” Director "I just couldn’t look at him every day," she said of her decision to quit the unnamed movie after just two days of filming. Priyanka Chopra Jonas paid back a production what it spent on her after she backed out just two days into filming due to the “dehumanizing” way she was treated by a director. The Citadel star spoke about why she made the decision to pay out of her own pocket after the experience in a recent story for The Zoe Report. The interview saw the Love Again star talking about her marriage to Nick Jonas and their shared work ethic, the challenges of breaking into the American entertainment industry and her production company’s two not-yet-announced projects for Amazon that had started their writers rooms but are now on pause amid the strike. At one point in the discussion, Chopra Jonas broaches an experience she’d previously written about in her memoir Unfinished. It involved a director on one of her earliest Bollywood projects around 2002 or 2003, and a role in which the new-to-the-industry talent played a woman undercover. “I’m undercover, I’m seducing the guy — obviously that’s what girls do when they’re undercover. But I’m seducing the guy, and you have to take off one piece of clothing [at a time],” she recalled. “I wanted to layer up. The filmmaker was like, ‘No, I need to see her underwear. Otherwise, why is anybody coming to watch this movie?‘” Chopra Jonas clarifies that the director didn’t make the comment directly to her but in front of her to her stylist, who the director had said to call on the phone for a recommendation. At the time, she had posed a question to the director about whether she should start the scene in more layers so she’s she wouldn’t end up bare skinned too quickly, according to her memoir. Still, it “was such a dehumanizing moment. It was a feeling of, I’m nothing else outside of how I can be used, my art is not important, what I contribute is not important,” she said. That prompted her to quit the project after just two days of work, but now the actress says she paid the production back out of her own pocket for what they’d spent on her, “at her father’s urging,” according to The Zoe Report. “I just couldn’t look at him every day,” she said of her decision. In the 2021 memoir, according to the Hindustan Times, the actress alleged that he made the unnamed director livid, and he “agitated” to the sets of another film she was on, with a co-star having to interven on her behalf. “I was ready to go full-out as a temptress in the number,” she said of her time on that initial film. “The director’s words and tone, though, conveyed that he regarded me in a way that I found unacceptable.”

Jennifer Lopez and her radical change: She surprises with a spectacular arm tattoo and new hairstyle Jennifer Lopez returns to triumph in her facet as an actress thanks to The Mother, providing her particular female version of John Wick has become one of Netflix's biggest hits in recent years. A Jason Bourne-like action story with dramatic overtones that seeks to keep the viewer glued to the couch, between shootouts, hand-to-hand combat scenes and explosions, but it is worth noting how, at 53 years of age, he shows off his figure and how he shows off his abdomen in the film, where he leaves us all in awe. But now, during the filming of the new movie she is shooting, 'Unstoppable', a photo of Jennifer Lopez with a new look and hair dye went viral. The actress left behind the blonde hair with highlights and turned to dark brown, while leaving her hair long and somewhat tousled. news dayes i vision world news thanks for watching

Worst typhoon in decades lashes Guam Typhoon Mawar batters the tiny U.S. territory of Guam with devastating winds and torrential rains. (May 24)

Typhoon Mawar approaches Pacific island of Guam Guam's governor is urging residents to stay home and is warning the island could take a direct hit from Typhoon Mawar. The storm is strengthening on its path toward the U.S. territory in the Pacific. (May 23)

Biden, McCarthy have 'productive' debt ceiling meeting, but still lack deal as default looms, WASHINGTON - President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy appeared to make progress but did not reach an agreement during a pivotal White House meeting Monday evening on raising the debt ceiling 10 days before a potential default. “I felt we had a productive discussion," McCarthy told reporters following the roughly one-hour meeting. "We don’t have an agreement yet.” The high-stakes Oval Office meeting, which lasted about an hour, came after negotiations took a step backwards over the weekend amid long-standing disagreements on spending cuts sought by Republicans. McCarthy commended the "professionalism" and "honesty" in the meeting but it wasn't immediately clear which areas produced headway. McCarthy said he's unwilling to consider tax increases on the wealthy, which Biden supports, or defense cuts pushed by some liberal Democrats. The problem is not revenue. The problem is spending," McCarthy said. Biden 'optimistic' as McCarthy applauds 'better' tone Biden is racing to reach a budget deal with House Republicans so they will take action to raise the debt ceiling before June 1, when the Treasury projects the U.S. could run out of money and default. But Republicans want spending cuts that Biden slammed Sunday as "unacceptable" for a deal. Biden, in a statement after the meeting, also described a "productive" discussion. "We reiterated once again that default is off the table and the only way to move forward is in good faith toward a bipartisan agreement," he said. Kicking off the meeting, Biden told reporters he was "optimistic" about making progress. "We still have some disagreements but I think we may be able to get where we have to go," he said. "We both know we have a significant responsibility." It was the third time Biden and McCarthy have met in less two weeks but their first one-on-one gathering in more than 100 days when they kicked off debt ceiling talks in February. Other recent meetings included other congressional leaders from both parties. "I think the tone tonight was better than any other time we've had discussions," McCarthy said. "I believe we can get it done."

"Killers of the Flower Moon" is a highly anticipated film directed by Martin Scorsese, based on the book of the same name by David Grann. The movie depicts the true story of the Osage Indian murders in the 1920s, where members of the Osage Nation were killed for their oil wealth. With an impressive cast that includes Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, and Jesse Plemons, the performances are stellar. DiCaprio delivers a compelling portrayal as an FBI agent investigating the murders, while De Niro showcases his talent in a supporting role. Plemons also shines in his role as a local lawman caught in the middle. Scorsese's direction is masterful, as expected. The film boasts stunning cinematography and meticulous attention to detail in recreating the era. The pacing is steady, allowing the tension to build gradually, and the screenplay effectively balances the historical context with the personal stories of the characters. One of the film's strengths is its exploration of the complex themes of greed, corruption, and the exploitation of indigenous communities. It sheds light on a dark chapter in American history and raises important questions about justice and the treatment of Native Americans. However, some viewers might find the film's runtime of over two hours to be a bit long, and the slow-burning narrative may not be everyone's cup of tea. Additionally, the film's heavy subject matter and graphic violence may be unsettling for some audiences. Overall, "Killers of the Flower Moon" is a powerful and thought-provoking film that showcases the talents of its cast and director. It's a compelling and haunting examination of a true story that deserves to be told.

Cannes:Osage Tribal Leader Says Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio Have “Restored Trust” With ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ In a wide-ranging and occasionally emotional press conference, the film's cast and director reflected on everything from their cinematic legacy to the "banality of evil" hiding in plain sight in America in the personage of Donald Trump. Martin Scorsese got perhaps the most glowing endorsement of his latest film The Killers of the Flower Moon at the Cannes Film Festival. The Apple TV+ feature, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and Lily Gladstone, explores a series of murders of members of the oil-rich Indigenous Osage Nation in the 1920s, unravelling the betrayal the community faced by white outsiders and the FBI investigation that eventually brought the killers to light. Speaking at the press conference for the film festival on Sunday, Chief Standing Bear — leader of the Osage Nation — said that his people still “suffer” to this day. “But I can say on behalf of the Osage Nation that Scorsese and his team have restored trust,” he said. The previous evening, the Apple TV+ film bowed to an enthusiastic reception in the Palais, the audience rising for a standing ovation lasting 9 minutes, among the lengthiest of the festival so far. Scorsese spoke of how deeply his meetings with Osage tribal leaders impacted his creative process. “I knew when I heard what their values are about love, respect, and loving the earth — and I’m not talking about making this into a political issue; I’m talking about really how to live on this planet — it reoriented me every time I heard it,” Scorsese said. “I wanted to know everything I could about the Osage,” he explained. “It’s overwhelming… The more I found out, the more I wanted to put in.” Standing Bear added that there were young Osage working behind the cameras on the film across various departments, and also expressed his admiration regarding the work ethic of the top cast. The specter of Donald Trump also made an unlikely appearance at the press conference. The former president and potential 2024 election candidate was referenced by Robert De Niro, who drew parallels between the political figure and the character he plays in Killers, a man who pretends to be an ally of the oil-rich Osage Nation in the 1920s only to betray them and oversee a series of brutal murders in his quest for wealth. “We see it today and you know who I’m talking about but I’m not going to say his name, De Niro said. “That guy is stupid.” “It’s there and we have to keep a very close eye on it,” De Niro added, referring to the evil lurking in everyday white supremacy. He went on: “There are people who think Trump can do a good job. Imagine how insane that is.” Reflecting on happier thoughts, De Niro noted that the last time he was at the festival with Scorsese was with Taxi Driver in 1976. Taxi Driver, of course, would win the Palme. #rumbelvideo #rumbelviralnews #rumbelforyou #topnews #rumbelmovienews