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Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom, the followup to the top global DC release of all time, began with drama, and the drama apparently never stopped. Of course, the initial theatrics were arguably the good type of theatrics. Way back in August 2019, Momoa faux-threatened not to shoot the sequel because he was committed to protests upon Hawaiian’s sacred Mauna Kea mountain. Of course, Momoa was pulling everyone’s leg because shoots weren’t even scheduled at that point (this was obvious, and he knew it), but man, what followed has been even more dramatic.

Variety has dropped a juicy piece that details much of the ruckus. Not all of what happened is confirmed as fact, but claims include an account of Elon Musk threatening the production with legal action if Amber was replaced on the movie. There are also details on Heard’s therapist’s scribblings (which surfaced by Johnny Depp’s urging in his defamation trial against his ex-wife), which allege that Momoa was boozy on set and purposefully dressing like Depp. Now, a DC source and insiders are pushing back at the boozy claim and actually seem more offended at the “dressing like Johnny Depp” detail:

A rep for Momoa declined comment, but a DC spokesperson pushed back on Heard’s characterization, saying, “Jason Momoa conducted himself in a professional manner at all times on the set of ‘Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.’” Others echoed that sentiment. “Jason works his ass off, likes to have a beer once in a while like everyone, but doesn’t show up drunk to set,” says an insider who was on the London set in 2021, adding that the two stars got along and were seen joking together. “And he isn’t dressing like Johnny Depp. He has always dressed in that bohemian style.”

More excerpts detail alleged friction between James Wan and Heard and reasons why the director allegedly wanted to recast her role. None of this has been proven true, but she is only fleetingly shown in the sequel’s trailer. And it’s possible that the entire sequel has now been overshadowed by every reported scrap of drama on the production. Does anyone remember what this film will be about? (Hint: Black Manta is even punchier, and Arthur Curry has been changing diapers, and my goodness, Patrick Wilson got ripped.)

Everyone is paying much more attention to the behind-the-scenes stuff than the actual movie, which already faces an uphill battle after multiple WBD DC projects have failed to take the box office by storm or tidal wave. Godspeed, Arthur Curry.

Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom sloshes into theaters on December 20.

(Via Variety)

Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom, the followup to the top global DC release of all time, began with drama, and the drama apparently never stopped. Of course, the initial theatrics were arguably the good type of theatrics. Way back in August 2019, Momoa faux-threatened not to shoot the sequel because he was committed to protests upon Hawaiian’s sacred Mauna Kea mountain. Of course, Momoa was pulling everyone’s leg because shoots weren’t even scheduled at that point (this was obvious, and he knew it), but man, what followed has been even more dramatic.

Variety has dropped a juicy piece that details much of the ruckus. Not all of what happened is confirmed as fact, but claims include an account of Elon Musk threatening the production with legal action if Amber was replaced on the movie. There are also details on Heard’s therapist’s scribblings (which surfaced by Johnny Depp’s urging after his defamation trial against Heard), which alleged that Momoa was boozy on set and purposefully dressing like Depp. Now, a DC source and insiders are pushing back at the boozy claim and actually seem more offended at the “dressing like Johnny Depp” detail:

A rep for Momoa declined comment, but a DC spokesperson pushed back on Heard’s characterization, saying, “Jason Momoa conducted himself in a professional manner at all times on the set of ‘Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.’” Others echoed that sentiment. “Jason works his ass off, likes to have a beer once in a while like everyone, but doesn’t show up drunk to set,” says an insider who was on the London set in 2021, adding that the two stars got along and were seen joking together. “And he isn’t dressing like Johnny Depp. He has always dressed in that bohemian style.”

More excerpts detail alleged friction between James Wan and Heard and reasons why the director allegedly wanted to recast her role. None of this has been proven true, but she is only fleetingly shown in the sequel’s trailer. And it’s possible that the entire sequel has now been overshadowed by every reported scrap of drama on the production. Does anyone remember what this film will be about? (Hint: Black Manta is even punchier, and Arthur Curry has been changing diapers, and my goodness, Patrick Wilson got ripped.)

Everyone is paying much more attention to the behind-the-scenes stuff than the actual movie, which already faces an uphill battle after multiple WBD DC projects have failed to take the box office by storm or tidal wave. Godspeed, Arthur Curry.

Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom sloshes into theaters on December 20.

(Via Variety)

Matty Healy has been in hot water over his trollish antics often enough that he can joke about it pretty effectively, but the punishment he narrowly avoided for one incident was apparently no laughing matter. In July, The 1975’s frontman claimed that the band was banned from Malaysia after he kissed his bandmate Ross MacDonald onstage during their set at the Good Vibes Festival in Kuala Lumpur and later ordered to pay a nearly $3 million fine.

As it turns out, it could have been worse, as Healy recently revealed they were also “briefly imprisoned” by the Malaysian government. While he had previously hinted at the possibility of being imprisoned, saying, “Me and Ross nearly shaved our heads because we thought we were going to prison for being f**s,” during a show in Hawaii, this is the first time he has admitted that the bandmates were detained.

During a concert in Forth Worth, Texas, Healy gave one of his customary addresses, telling the crowd, “If you truly believe that artists have a responsibility to uphold their liberal virtues by using their massive platforms, then those artists should be judged by the danger and inconvenience that they face for doing so, not by the rewards they receive for parroting consensus… Those who took to Twitter to voice their outrage over the 1975’s unwillingness to cater to Malaysian customs would find it abhorrent if the 1975 were to acquiesce to, let’s say, Mississippi’s perspective on abortion or trans rights.”

He also pointed out that the 1975 was brought to Malaysia in spite of their history of snogging onstage. “The 1975 did not waltz into Malaysia unannounced,” he said. “They were invited to headline a festival by a government who had full knowledge of the band with its well-publicized political views and its routine stage show… It should be expected that if you invite dozens of Western performers into your country, they’ll bring their Western values with them. If the very same things which made you aware of them could land them in jail in your country, you’re not actually inviting them to perform. You’re indirectly commanding them to reflect your country’s policies by omission.”

You can read Healy’s full speech on Pitchfork.

Matty Healy has been in hot water over his trollish antics often enough that he can joke about it pretty effectively, but the punishment he narrowly avoided for one incident was apparently no laughing matter. In July, The 1975’s frontman claimed that the band was banned from Malaysia after he kissed his bandmate Ross MacDonald onstage during their set at the Good Vibes Festival in Kuala Lumpur and later ordered to pay a nearly $3 million fine.

As it turns out, it could have been worse, as Healy recently revealed they were also “briefly imprisoned” by the Malaysian government. While he had previously hinted at the possibility of being imprisoned, saying, “Me and Ross nearly shaved our heads because we thought we were going to prison for being f**s,” during a show in Hawaii, this is the first time he has admitted that the bandmates were detained.

During a concert in Forth Worth, Texas, Healy gave one of his customary addresses, telling the crowd, “If you truly believe that artists have a responsibility to uphold their liberal virtues by using their massive platforms, then those artists should be judged by the danger and inconvenience that they face for doing so, not by the rewards they receive for parroting consensus… Those who took to Twitter to voice their outrage over the 1975’s unwillingness to cater to Malaysian customs would find it abhorrent if the 1975 were to acquiesce to, let’s say, Mississippi’s perspective on abortion or trans rights.”

He also pointed out that the 1975 was brought to Malaysia in spite of their history of snogging onstage. “The 1975 did not waltz into Malaysia unannounced,” he said. “They were invited to headline a festival by a government who had full knowledge of the band with its well-publicized political views and its routine stage show… It should be expected that if you invite dozens of Western performers into your country, they’ll bring their Western values with them. If the very same things which made you aware of them could land them in jail in your country, you’re not actually inviting them to perform. You’re indirectly commanding them to reflect your country’s policies by omission.”

You can read Healy’s full speech on Pitchfork.

Enhypen kicked off their Fate Tour in Seoul, South Korea over the summer. Now, the K-pop band is bringing the show to North America for global fans to hear all their favorite songs. This tour leg started with a weekend performance at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California.

Over the next few weeks, the band will play Glendale’s Desert Diamond Arena, Houston’s Toyota Center, Dallas’ American Airlines Center, Chicago’s United Center, and two nights at the Prudential Center in New Jersey. View the complete list of upcoming tour dates here.

For those attending an Enhypen concert in the future and looking for what songs you can expect to hear on the setlist, we’ve got you covered.

Continue scrolling to see Enhypen’s North American opening night setlist for the Fate Tour.

1. “Drunk-Dazed”
2. “Blockbuster”
3. “Let Me In (20 Cube)”
4. “Flicker”
5. “FEVER”
6. “Future Perfect (Pass The MIC)”
7. “Blessed-Cursed”
8. “Attention, Please!”
9. “ParadoXXX Invasion”
10. “Tamed-Dashed”
11. “TFW (That Feeling When)” (Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo)
12. “Just A Little Bit” (Heeseung, Jungwon, NI-KI)
13. “10 Months”
14. “Polaroid Love”
15. “SHOUT OUT”
16. “Go Big Or Go Home”
17. “Chaconne”
18. “Bills”
19. “Criminal Love”
20. “Sacrifice (Eat Me Up)”
21. “Bite Me”
22. “One In A Billion”
23. “Karma”
24. “Go Big Or Go Home” (Teasers: One and Only & Polaroid Love)

Enhypen kicked off their Fate Tour in Seoul, South Korea over the summer. Now, the K-pop band is bringing the show to North America for global fans to hear all their favorite songs. This tour leg started with a weekend performance at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California.

Over the next few weeks, the band will play Glendale’s Desert Diamond Arena, Houston’s Toyota Center, Dallas’ American Airlines Center, Chicago’s United Center, and two nights at the Prudential Center in New Jersey. View the complete list of upcoming tour dates here.

For those attending an Enhypen concert in the future and looking for what songs you can expect to hear on the setlist, we’ve got you covered.

Continue scrolling to see Enhypen’s North American opening night setlist for the Fate Tour.

1. “Drunk-Dazed”
2. “Blockbuster”
3. “Let Me In (20 Cube)”
4. “Flicker”
5. “FEVER”
6. “Future Perfect (Pass The MIC)”
7. “Blessed-Cursed”
8. “Attention, Please!”
9. “ParadoXXX Invasion”
10. “Tamed-Dashed”
11. “TFW (That Feeling When)” (Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo)
12. “Just A Little Bit” (Heeseung, Jungwon, NI-KI)
13. “10 Months”
14. “Polaroid Love”
15. “SHOUT OUT”
16. “Go Big Or Go Home”
17. “Chaconne”
18. “Bills”
19. “Criminal Love”
20. “Sacrifice (Eat Me Up)”
21. “Bite Me”
22. “One In A Billion”
23. “Karma”
24. “Go Big Or Go Home” (Teasers: One and Only & Polaroid Love)

Monday night’s tilt between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs was one of the more highly-anticipated preseason games we’ve seen in a while. That’s because it featured the NBA debuts of a pair of uniquely skilled big men in Victor Wembanyama, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2023 NBA Draft, and Chet Holmgren, the No. 2 overall pick in 2022.

The pair went head-to-head in the 122-121 Oklahoma City win, and while you should always be careful to not take too much away from the preseason, the skills that make both of them such exciting prospects were on display. There were also plenty of moments where the two had to guard one another, and at one point in the first quarter, Wembanyama drove towards the rim while Holmgren was defending him, drew contact, finished a layup, and got the and-1 call.

One angle showed that Wembanyama drew the contact by lowering his head and shoulder and bowling Holmgren over, which caught the attention of the Oklahoma City youngster after the game. Holmgren quote tweeted the highlight and basically said that this happened because Wembanyama headbutted him.

Both of the youngsters played limited minutes. Wembanyama had a slightly longer stint, as he had 20 points on 8-for-13 shooting with five rebounds, two steals, and a block in 19 minutes of work. Holmgren, meanwhile, also impressed in his 16 minutes of action, as he scored 21 points on 7-for-10 shooting with nine rebounds, an assist, and a block.

The pair won’t have to wait long to face off against one another during the regular season, as the Thunder host the Spurs on Nov. 14.

Eating right feels like solving a giant jigsaw puzzle in today’s fast-paced world. With a bombardment of diet fads and conflicting information, finding what works best for your body can be overwhelming. We’re constantly hearing about the newest “superfoods” or “miracle diets,” but the truth is, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Our bodies are unique, and our nutrition should be too. So, what if there was a way to cut through the noise and truly nourish our bodies based on our specific needs?

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When visionary director Michael Mann delivered the epic heist film, Heat, starring powerhouse actors Al Pacino and Robert De Niro, it quickly became heralded as one of the greatest crime dramas of all time. Now, Mann has confirmed that a sequel, Heat 2, will be his next film after finishing work on Ferrari.

Making Mann’s work easier is the fact that he’s already written the story and published it in the novel, Heat 2, which was released last summer. The book was an “obsession” for the writer/director, and Mann is excited to adapt it for the big screen.

Here’s everything we know about Heat 2 as it makes its way towards theaters:

Plot

Heat 2 will be a direct adaptation of the novel written by Michael Mann and Meg Gardiner. Released in August 2022, the book serves as both a prequel and a sequel to the iconic film as it reconnects with both Vincent Hanna and Neil McCauley, who were played by Pacino and De Niro, respectively. Val Kilmer’s Chris Shiherlis also appears.

According to Deadline: “The storyline takes readers back to Chicago in 1988 when McCauley, Shiherlis and their high-line crew are taking scores on the West Coast, the U.S.-Mexico border and in Chicago. At the same time, Hanna is cutting his teeth as a rising star in the Chicago Police Department chasing an ultraviolent gang of home invaders.”

The book also deals with the aftermath of the chaotic bank heist from the original film.

Cast

With Heat 2 focusing on younger versions of De Niro and Pacino’s characters from the first film, there’s already a flurry of speculation of who will get to fill the iconic actors’ shoes. Adam Driver has been rumored to be in contention for the part of Neil McCauley, previously played by De Niro. During a promotional appearance for Ferrari, Mann did not confirm or deny those rumors.

“Perhaps,” Mann told Deadline when asked if Driver is up for the McCauley role. “We don’t talk about that yet. Let me put it this way: Adam and I got along like a house on fire [on Ferrari]. We have the same work ethic – which is pretty intense. We like each other, and we had a great time working together artistically.”

As for the role of Pacino’s Vincent Hanna, the actor already made his choice known back in June 2022.

“Timothée Chalamet,” Pacino said at a Q&A panel celebrating Heat‘s 25th anniversary. “I mean, he’s a wonderful actor. Great looks.”

Release Date

Heat 2 does not have an official release date, but Mann has confirmed to Deadline that it will be his next film following the promotional tour for Ferrari.

Trailer

Heat 2 hasn’t entered production or officially begun casting as of this writing, so there’s no official footage or photos from the film. However, there is a trailer for the book, which will be closely adapted by Mann:

Heat 2 is available in bookstores now.

The Taylor Sheridan universe is expanding beyond your wildest and most rustic cowboy dreams. Lawmen: Bass Reeves is the latest Western drama from the Yellowstone creator, though this time, it’s a real story being brought to the screen.

Lawmen tells the story of Bass Reeves, one of the first Black U.S. Marshals, and his various internal and external struggles with the intense job. The show stars David Oyelowo as the title character, alongside Donald Sutherland, Dennis Quaid, Forrest Goodluck, Barry Pepper, Grantham Coleman, Demi Singleton, and Lauren E. Banks. Here is the official synopsis:

From Executive Producers Taylor Sheridan and David Oyelowo comes the untold story of the most legendary lawman in the Old West: Bass Reeves. Lawmen: Bass Reeves, follows the journey of Reeves (Oyelowo) and his rise from enslavement to law enforcement as the first Black U.S. Marshal west of the Mississippi. Despite arresting over 3,000 outlaws during the course of his career, the weight of the badge was heavy, and he wrestled with its moral and spiritual cost to his beloved family.

This is Sheridan’s latest series, as he has been busy working on various Yellowstone-related properties, along with the three (or four? maybe five?) other projects in the works. The man sure loves working with cowboy boots.

Lawmen: Bass Reeves will debut on Paramount+ on November 5th. Check out the trailer above.