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Legendary Hollywood film-maker and actor Rob Reiner and his wife Michele have been found dead in their Los Angeles home.

Authorities are investigating the incident as an apparent homicide after police and firefighters were called to the couple's house on Sunday afternoon in an upmarket neighbourhood of LA.

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James Cameron has officially joined Hollywood's most exclusive financial club. After four decades of record-breaking filmmaking and a third Avatar installment poised for another massive global run, the Oscar-winning director is now a billionaire, according to updated Forbes estimates.

The 71-year-old filmmaker's ascent has been driven almost entirely by box office performance rather than side ventures or corporate buyouts. Across his career, Cameron's films, including Titanic, Avatar, Avatar: The Way of Water and the Terminator franchise, have generated nearly $9 billion worldwide. His personal earnings, fueled by back-end profit participation, licensing deals and ownership of key intellectual property, have pushed his net worth to an estimated $1.1 billion.

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Dylan Efron, who won The Traitors and finished fourth on Dancing With the Stars this year, revealed on E!'s Hot Goss that his real name is Nicholas Dylan Harrison Efron.

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"The Last Time Is Now" has been more than a slogan for John Cena. It has defined the closing chapter of a career that reshaped modern professional wrestling. On Saturday night in Washington, DC, the 48-year-old stepped into the ring for the final time, ending a journey that spanned more than two decades and cemented his place among WWE's greatest figures.

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Fans of the Fast and Furious franchise may soon see a globally recognized sports figure join the action. Vin Diesel has hinted that soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo could appear in Fast X Part 2, the upcoming and expected final installment of the long running film series.

Diesel, who has portrayed Dominic Dom Toretto since the franchise began, sparked speculation after sharing a photo of himself with Ronaldo on his Instagram account. In the caption, Diesel addressed ongoing fan curiosity about whether Ronaldo would be part of the Fast mythology. He wrote that a role had been written for the athlete and described him as a real one. While the post strongly suggests plans for Ronaldo to appear, it stops short of a formal confirmation.

As of now, Ronaldo himself has not publicly confirmed any involvement in the film. Universal Pictures has also not issued an official statement regarding his casting. As a result, any appearance remains speculative, though Diesel’s comments indicate that discussions or creative plans are at least underway.

Details about the potential role are being kept private. It is unclear whether Ronaldo would appear briefly or take on a more noticeable part in the story. The Fast and Furious franchise has a history of featuring high profile cameos, particularly in its later installments, which has fueled further fan interest following Diesel’s remarks.

Fast X Part 2 is scheduled for release in theaters in April 2027. The film is set to be the eleventh entry in the franchise and is widely expected to serve as its conclusion. Several major cast members are set to return, including Dwayne Johnson as Luke Hobbs, Jason Statham as Deckard Shaw, Jason Momoa as Dante Reyes, Jordana Brewster as Mia Torretto and Michelle Rodriguez as Letty Ortiz. The ensemble nature of the series has been central to its success, and the final chapter is expected to reunite many familiar characters.

Earlier this year, Diesel also confirmed that the character Brian O’Connor will return in the film. Brian was originally portrayed by Paul Walker, who died in 2013. The franchise has previously used digital techniques and careful storytelling to honor Walker’s legacy, and his inclusion in the final film has drawn significant attention from longtime fans.

Fast X Part 2 will be directed by Louis Leterrier, who also directed Fast X. The script is being written by Christina Hodson and Oren Uziel. Both writers have experience handling large scale action films, and they are tasked with bringing the expansive saga to a close.

The news surrounding a possible Ronaldo cameo comes amid reports that Universal Pictures imposed tighter budget controls on the sequel. Fast X reportedly cost around 340 million dollars to produce. Although it grossed more than 700 million dollars worldwide, the film was considered one of the franchise’s least profitable entries. By comparison, F9 earned over 725 million dollars globally on a significantly smaller budget.

With its planned final release, returning characters and the possibility of a Cristiano Ronaldo appearance, Fast X Part 2 continues to generate strong interest as anticipation builds.

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Sherrone Moore, who was abruptly fired this week as Michigan football coach, was charged Friday with three crimes including home invasion and stalking a person he had dated, prosecutors said.

Moore has spent two nights in jail following his firing and subsequent arrest Wednesday.