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Lionsgate has announced a new Hunger Games movie, "The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping," based on Suzanne Collins' upcoming novel. Set 24 years before the original series, the film will explore the 50th Hunger Games, also known as the Second Quarter Quell. Francis Lawrence is in talks to direct, with a release date set for November 20, 2026.
Tom Cruise is set to star in a new film by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, marking the director's first English-language project since The Revenant. Plot details are currently under wraps for the feature, which is being pursued by Warner Bros. and Legendary Entertainment. This collaboration follows Cruise's recent deal with Warner Bros. and aligns with his reported interest in working with acclaimed directors. Iñárritu, known for his award-winning films, last directed the Spanish-language drama Bardo. The news was first reported by Deadline.
Universal Pictures is working on a new film in the Jurassic World franchise, with David Koepp, the writer of the original Jurassic Park and its sequel, on board. The film, set to be released next year, will be executive produced by Steven Spielberg and will mark the start of a new storyline in the franchise.
The original writer of Jurassic Park and The Lost World, David Koepp, is working on a new Jurassic World film that is said to mark the beginning of a "new Jurassic era." The film is reportedly far along in development, with a potential release date in 2025, and producer Frank Marshall is on board. While details about the cast and director are still unknown, the film's title suggests it may be set in the same continuity as the previous movies.
Jennifer Lopez is set to release her new album, "This Is Me... Now," in February, which blends R&B, contemporary pop sounds, and hip-hop beats. The album is described as her most honest and personal yet. In addition, Lopez will star in a film titled "This Is Me... Now: The Film," offering an intimate look into her love life, including her relationship with Ben Affleck. The movie, directed by Dave Meyers, promises to be a genre-redefining immersive experience with impressive visuals and choreography. Both the album and the film will be available on February 16.
Former WBZ employees, including the city's first female news anchor Joanne Desmond, speak out about their experiences with the Boston Strangler as a new movie chronicling the era is released. Desmond recalls receiving letters from Albert DeSalvo, who later confessed to the crimes, and being protected by Boston Police when he came to the WBZ building. The movie tells the story of two female journalists who connected the crimes to DeSalvo. Casey Sherman, whose aunt was the last victim, also worked at WBZ and is a proponent of the multi-killer theory.