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Bruce Davis, who served as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ chief executive for 22 of the 30 years that he spent with the organization, during which he made a profound impact on Hollywood and global cinema, has died. He was 83. Davis died Saturday evening following a battle with leukemia, his wife, Joann, told The Hollywood Reporter. Davis, born in Washington, D.C., on March 10, 1943, received an undergraduate degree in English from Juniata College in Pennsylvania and a masters degree in Medieval Literature from the University of Maryland. He initially entered academia and rose to become…

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Credit: Getty Aidan Quinn is sadly not part of the Practical Magic 2 cast, despite starring in the original 1998 movie. The 67-year-old actor played the detective in the first movie, Gary Hallett, who became the love interest of Sandra Bullock‘s character Sally Owens. Why isn’t Aidan Quinn in Practical Magic 2? While chatting with SPIN 1038 back in February 2026, Aidan revealed that he hadn’t been asked to return to the film or he would have returned. “Oh, yes, of course I would,” he said, regarding whether or not he would have come back after doing the successful 1998 film. RELATED: ‘Practical Magic’ Cast…

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Consumer Cellular is giving its SpeakEasy wireless brand a bigger job. The company has launched SpeakEasy Connect Care+, a new connected-care service built directly into its SpeakEasy phones. The service is designed for adults 75 and older who want to stay independent while giving family members a little more peace of mind. Rather than asking an older adult to carry another medical or tracking device, SpeakEasy Connect Care+ works through the SpeakEasy phone they already use. Family members or other trusted contacts can then use the companion app on their own iPhone or Android phone. They don’t need to be…

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The 2026 Creative Arts Emmys are in the history books — and history was most definitely made across the two-night event. From 90-year-old Julie Andrews extending her Primetime Emmy record as the oldest woman to Pluribus finally breaking the Vince Gilligan curse that landed Better Call Saul with the dubious distinction of a 0-for-53 losing streak, there were plenty of notable moments for TV fans to celebrate. But the results also offer a preview of sorts for what to expect when the Primetime Emmys are held on Sept. 14 with Mariska Hargitay — who picked up two statuettes herself from…

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The Arizona State University men’s hockey team released a statement about sophomore defenseman Matthew Mayich, weeks after he collapsed during a controversial outdoor workout.  “Thinking of you 27 💛,” the statement read, which was issued by the team via social media on Saturday, September 5. “Matthew — your ASU teammates and the entire Sun Devil community are keeping you and your family in our thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.” Mayich, 21, suffered heat stroke and remains hospitalized after collapsing during a team workout on August 20. His family’s lawyer, Robert Carey, said Mayich has “zero chance of…

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Having now topped the domestic box office for the sixth weekend in a row, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is in rarefied air. This past weekend, it became only the second movie in history to gross more than $900 million at the domestic box office. The film’s global haul now stands at $2.4 billion, making it the third-biggest hit of all time, behind only Avengers: Endgame and Avatar. Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s success is all the more remarkable because it came on the heels of the epic Spider-Man: No Way Home, whose multiverse-hopping narrative seemed impossible…

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File this one under… wait, wtf?! Investigation Discovery’s new O.J. Simpson documentary, O.J. Unseen: Exploitation of Evil, dives into the wild world of Juiced, the ill-fated 2006 hidden-camera prank show starring O.J. Simpson. Premiering across two nights, the four-part documentary features never-before-seen footage from Juiced and firsthand accounts from the show’s production team as they reflect on one of pop culture’s most controversial television experiments. “An extreme experiment in the reality TV genre during a time that fused shock value and celebrity culture at any cost, for Simpson, the show was a misguided and desperate attempt to rehabilitate his public…

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A sequel is brewing for Practical Magic despite the original seeming a bit cursed when it launched 28 years ago. After making his feature directorial debut with 1997’s Addicted to Love, Griffin Dunne — whose acting credits include An American Werewolf in London — was hired to direct Warner Bros.’ adaptation of Alice Hoffman’s 1995 novel about two witch sisters. Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman starred as Sally and Gilly Owens, who were raised by their aunts in a small town before facing a curse that threatened to prevent them from finding love. Dianne Wiest, Stockard Channing and Aidan Quinn…

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Despite all eyes on the royals for centuries, there are still so many unsolved mysteries surrounding their family!!! Some of these are jaw-dropping! Scroll down (below) to get caught up on the wildest theories out there! Was Queen Elizabeth I A Murderer?! This is a crazy one, y’all! Some people think Queen Elizabeth I may have allegedly been a murderer — for love! Before she was crowned in 1558, Elizabeth got along well with Robert Dudley, her master of the horse. Loads of people thought they’d make a great pair… if it weren’t for the fact he was already married…

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Hey, Nathan For You fans — Nathan Fielder has something new for you. The impish filmmaker teams up with Lance Oppenheim for You Can See Everything, a provocative portrait of controversial Theranos founder, Elizabeth Holmes. The three-hour film had its secret world premiere screening at the Telluride Film Festival on Sunday night, with a theatrical release planned for October. Right after the Telluride screening, A24 dropped a nearly minute-and-a-half long teaser trailer for the film, which finds Holmes insisting to Fielder, “Of course I’m not deceiving you, I’m engaging with you as a human being. Why would I deceive you?…

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