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  • Dune: Part Three trailer reveals final chapter of Denis Villeneuve’s epic saga

    Dune: Part Three trailer reveals final chapter of Denis Villeneuve’s epic saga

    Warner Bros. has unveiled the first official trailer for Dune: Part Three, offering audiences an early look at the concluding chapter of director Denis Villeneuve’s acclaimed science fiction trilogy ahead of its theatrical release on Dec. 18.

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  • 2026 Emmy Nominations: The Pitt leads with 25 nods

    2026 Emmy Nominations: The Pitt leads with 25 nods

    HBO’s medical drama The Pitt emerged as the frontrunner for the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, earning 25 nominations after the Television Academy announced the 2026 nominees on Wednesday.

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  • Dua Lipa returns to studio as fourth album takes shape

    Dua Lipa returns to studio as fourth album takes shape

    British pop star Dua Lipa has been spotted returning to the recording studio as work continues on her highly anticipated fourth studio album, just weeks after her recent marriage to actor Callum Turner.

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  • Robert Pattinson compares The Odyssey role to Twilight’s Jacob

    Robert Pattinson compares The Odyssey role to Twilight’s Jacob

    Robert Pattinson has drawn an unexpected comparison between his role in Christopher Nolan’s upcoming epic The Odyssey and the love triangle at the heart of the Twilight franchise.

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  • Sydney Sweeney, Stranger Things among biggest 2026 Emmy snubs

    Sydney Sweeney, Stranger Things among biggest 2026 Emmy snubs

    The 2026 Emmy nominations delivered several expected contenders but also produced a number of high-profile surprises, with Sydney Sweeney, Stranger Things and Jeremy Allen White among the biggest names to miss out on key nominations.

    The Television Academy unveiled this year’s nominees on Tuesday, sparking widespread debate after several acclaimed performances and popular series were overlooked.

    Sydney Sweeney misses Euphoria nomination

    One of the most notable omissions was Sydney Sweeney, who failed to receive a nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for the final season of Euphoria.

    Despite widespread praise for her portrayal of Cassie Howard, Sweeney was left off the ballot, while co-star Zendaya secured another nomination in the Lead Actress in a Drama Series category.

    Stranger Things shut out of major categories

    Netflix’s Stranger Things also endured a disappointing awards morning.

    The fifth and final season of the hit science-fiction drama was widely expected to feature prominently but failed to secure nominations in any major categories, including Outstanding Drama Series.

    The omission marked a sharp contrast to previous years, when the series was one of the Emmy Awards’ most recognised programmes.

    Jeremy Allen White misses comedy acting race

    Another major surprise came in the comedy categories, where Jeremy Allen White was omitted from the Lead Actor in a Comedy Series race for the final season of The Bear.

    White had previously won the award, making his absence one of the ceremony’s biggest talking points.

    His co-star Ayo Edebiri, however, remained in contention after earning another acting nomination.

    Widow’s Bay and Dancing With the Stars exceed expectations

    Among the biggest success stories was Widow’s Bay, which emerged as one of this year’s breakout series with 19 Emmy nominations, significantly outperforming industry expectations.

    Apple TV+ also celebrated a strong showing with Pluribus, helping the streaming platform record one of its best Emmy performances to date.

    Reality television also produced a surprise, with Dancing With the Stars returning to the Outstanding Reality Competition Programme category for the first time in a decade.

    Its return ended The Amazing Race’s long run in the category after the veteran series failed to receive a nomination.

    Other notable omissions

    Several other high-profile performances were overlooked, including Kathy Bates for Matlock, Jon Hamm for Your Friends & Neighbors and Michelle Pfeiffer for The Madison.

    Meanwhile, newcomers Chase Infiniti and Connor Storrie secured breakthrough nominations that few awards analysts had predicted.

    The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards are scheduled to take place on September 14 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, where this year’s winners will be announced.

  • Tom Holland shares heartfelt update after Zendaya’s Paris appearance

    Tom Holland shares heartfelt update after Zendaya’s Paris appearance

    Tom Holland has shared a new social media update after his wife, Zendaya, drew widespread attention during the promotional tour for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming epic The Odyssey.

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  • Tom Holland wants Miles Morales to join MCU

    Tom Holland wants Miles Morales to join MCU

    Tom Holland has said he is eager to see Miles Morales join the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), revealing that he hopes to help guide the actor who eventually takes over the Spider-Man mantle.

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  • Dwayne Johnson says toner is a skincare essential for men

    Dwayne Johnson says toner is a skincare essential for men

    Dwayne Johnson has encouraged men to add toner to their daily skincare routine, calling it an essential step as he promoted his grooming brand ahead of Disney’s upcoming live-action Moana.

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  • Zendaya urges fans to watch Marvel films Before Spider-Man

    Zendaya urges fans to watch Marvel films Before Spider-Man

    Zendaya has urged fans to revisit previous Spider-Man and Avengers films before watching Spider-Man: Brand New Day, saying the latest instalment will have greater emotional impact for audiences familiar with Peter Parker’s journey.

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  • Tom Holland says Christopher Nolan left him feeling anxious

    Tom Holland says Christopher Nolan left him feeling anxious

    Tom Holland has revealed he feared director Christopher Nolan was unhappy with his performance while filming The Odyssey, describing his first day on set as the most intimidating experience of his acting career.

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