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We're down to the wire, here, folks. Tonight is the night! Star Wars: The Force Awakens will finally be in theaters for 7 and 10 pm previews. While a lot of you have tickets, there are some folks who work in public safety who will be protecting you from anything or anyone who might want to do harm on this glorious occasion we've all waited so long for. And they only ask one thing in return. That upon leaving the theater, you don't spoil it for them as you rush by gleefully talking about all the cool (and somewhat sad) things that happen in this long-awaited sequel. Cops are people too. And they love Star Wars just as much as you do. At least that's the message the Philadelphia Police Department is sending out on this day when most of us will be returning to that galaxy far, far away. The PPD has issued a stern warning about SPOILERS . While posting, leaking or drive-by Spoilers are not illegal, this gang of law informant officials believe they should be. Now, before you … [Read more...] about Some Police Think Leaking Star Wars 7 Spoilers Should Be a Crime

All the major broadcast and cable networks carried the funeral of Prince Philip on Saturday, a mark of how significant the Royal Family is in the U.S. But in the prelude of the service at St. George’s Chapel, there was a bit of a contrast between coverage on American outlets and those on the other side of the pond. As the procession started around Windsor Castle, with Prince Charles, Princess Anne and other members of the Royal Family following Philip’s casket, placed in the back of a specially fit Land Rover, the commentary largely continued on U.S. networks while BBC World Service went with uninterrupted audio and visuals of the ceremony itself. The network anchors and royal watchers began to pause their remarks as the procession got closer to the chapel, and as Queen Elizabeth II entered to the national anthem God Save the Queen. But NBC News ’ team continued to talk even during the minute of silence for Philip. Related Story Prince Philip's Funeral In … [Read more...] about U.S. Networks Cover Prince Philip’s Funeral Ceremony — With Lots And Lots Of Talk And Commentary

On April 8, actor Amit Sadh announced on his Instagram page about going offline, because he doesn't want to flaunt his privileged life, while the nation grapples with the ongoing novel Coronavirus pandemic. In his post, he had written, "The recent events have made me reflect on whether I should be posting my pictures. When the country is going through a difficult time, my posts of gym sessions won't heal anyone." When a leading daily reached out to him and asked about his thought behind his move, Amit clarified that he has not taken this step to take any kind of dig at any celebrity. He said, "My views are strictly mine and I feel at a time as challenging as this, the privileged lot can be a little sensitive. Logon ke paas paise nahi hai , there's a global economic crisis, people are losing jobs and it's all very disturbing. It could be anyone in their place tomorrow. If you cannot help or even if you are helping, we need to stop rubbing our privilege in … [Read more...] about Amit Sadh Says Celebs Can Be A Little Sensitive On Social Media, As Their Posts Can Be Brutal To Someone

Alfred Molina has opened up about his upcoming appearance in Spider-Man: No Way Home , which will even include the utilization of de-aging technology. In 2004, Molina played the role of the supervillain Doctor Octopus in Sam Raimi's superhero sequel Spider-Man 2 . It has since been revealed that Molina will reprise the role in No Way Home , although the news left Marvel fans with many unanswered questions. For his part, Alfred Molina was asked about his Spider-Man return in a new interview with Variety . Joking that his involvement was the "worst kept secret in Hollywood," Molina said his appearance was supposed to be a surprise. Now that the cat is out of the bag, Molina spoke about how it felt returning to the role after nearly two decades. RELATED: Jon Favreau to Return as Happy Hogan in Spider-Man: No Way Home? "It was wonderful. It was very interesting going back after 17 years to play the same role, given that in the intervening years, I now have two … [Read more...] about Alfred Molina Teases Doctor Octopus’ De-Aged Return in Spider-Man: No Way Home

Rap icon Snoop Dogg and action movie legend Scott Adkins have signed on to join Jamie Foxx and Dave Franco in Netflix's upcoming vampire comedy, Day Shift . Meagan Good ( Shazam! ), Karla Souza ( How to Get Away with Murder ), Eric Lange ( Escape at Dannemora ) and Zion Broadnax ( Sydney to the Max ) are also tapped to star, joining an ensemble cast that will also include Natasha Liu Bordizzo ( The Voyeurs , The Society ), Oliver Masucci ( Dark , Enfant Terrible ), Steve Howey ( Shameless ), and C.S. Lee ( Dexter , Nora From Queens ). Day Shift will mark the directorial debut of JJ Perry, and will follow Jamie Foxx will as a hardworking, blue collar dad who just wants to provide a good life for his quick-witted 8-year-old daughter. By day he works a mundane San Fernando Valley pool cleaning job, but really this is just a front for his real source of income - hunting and killing vampires as part of an international Union of vampire hunters. Actor … [Read more...] about Snoop Dogg & Scott Adkins Join Jamie Foxx in Netflix’s Vampire Comedy Day Shift