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The latest theatrical outing of The Chosen franchise, The Chosen: Last Supper – Part 1, recorded a surprise box office stint in its debut weekend. The movie earned an estimated $11.5 million in the US, ranking third in the weekend tally behind A Working Man ($15.2 million) and Snow White ($14.2 million). The successful debut shows the growing success of faith-based movies and attests to the ability of The Chosen in attracting a faithful viewer base.

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Marvel Studios has unveiled an unprecedented lineup for its upcoming superhero epic, Avengers: Doomsday, signaling a monumental moment in cinematic storytelling. The May 1, 2026 release promises to be a landmark event, bringing together an extraordinary collection of actors from multiple Marvel franchises.

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Jennifer Lopez turned heads in a dazzling black ensemble at the Broadway premiere of Othello, but it was her special plus-one that stole the spotlight—her 17-year-old daughter, Emme.

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Get ready, Beatles fans—something spectacular is coming to the big screen! Acclaimed director Sam Mendes is bringing an ambitious and unprecedented cinematic event to life: four feature-length biopics, each dedicated to a different member of the legendary band. The films, set for an April 2028 release, will take a deep dive into the individual journeys of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, giving audiences a fresh perspective on the band's rise, struggles, and legacy.

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Todd Phillips’ first narrative feature film, “Road Trip,” was released in 2000 as a raunchy comedy. Although it was successful, the film had unforeseen consequences on the University of Georgia (UGA). The explicit nature of the film led UGA to ban filming on campus for 20 years.

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Robert De Niro and Robin Williams were paired together in 1990’s poignant drama Awakenings, a film that won critical praise and three Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture and Best Actor, yet has largely disappeared from public discourse. Directed by Penny Marshall and adapted from Oliver Sacks’ memoir, the film is the true story of Dr. Malcolm Sayer (played by Williams), a serious-minded 1960s neurologist who discovers a potential cure for catatonic patients who suffer from a rare form of Parkinson’s disease. De Niro delivers an extremely strong performance as Leonard Lowe, the first patient for this test treatment.

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Despite negative reviews, Disney's live-action "Snow White" debuted at the top of the North American box office with an estimated $87.3 million (£67.5 million) globally, Box Office Mojo reported. However, the opening weekend haul is below expectations for a film that reportedly cost more than $270 million to produce.