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Justin Lin, Director of Fast X, Steps Down From Movie

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2 months ago

May 2, 2022

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Justin Lin, the veteran “Fast” series filmmaker, will no longer lead the upcoming Fast X, which has been put on hold while the studio searches for a new director.

Still A Part of It

Lin has been hired to direct the two-part Fast X and Fast & Furious 11 finale, according to Deadline. Despite the fact that work on Fast X has already begun, Lin will step down as director due to artistic differences, however he will remain a producer on the films.

A Solution

Fast X had only recently begun production, but there would be a lengthy hiatus until Lin’s replacement is found. The studio is apparently already talking to replacement prospects, so a decision is expected soon.

Lin is well-known among fans for directing some of the most critically acclaimed Fast and Furious films. It’s unclear who will take Lin’s place, however other directors have attempted the Fast franchise, including James Wan.

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Fans Already Loving Rowan Atkinson’s Latest Netflix Series

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20 hours ago

June 27, 2022

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The “return of Mr. Bean” has fans of Rowan Atkinson’s new Netflix sitcom ecstatic. Fans immediately saw parallels between Atkinson’s new character, Trevor, and the iconic Mr. Bean, whom the actor is best known for portraying, in the ten-episode comedy Man vs. Bee, in which he stars.

Close to Home

Man vs. Bee’s official Netflix synopsis states: “Bumbling dad Trevor tries to get the best of a cunning bee whilst house sitting a posh mansion – but only unleashes more chaos.”

The Difference Being

While there is no denying the parallels between Trevor and Mr. Bean, die-hard fans of the latter character shouldn’t get their hopes up for a full-fledged return of the Bean any time soon, given that Atkinson stated last year that he “doesn’t enjoy” portraying the part.

Make sure you check out the trailer of it right here!

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Logan Paul Training with WWE Legend to Prepare for In-Ring Return

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22 hours ago

June 27, 2022

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YouTuber and influencer Logan Paul has been seen receiving training from WWE producer and legend Shane Helms in preparation for his comeback to the ring. While he has been out of action in the ring, this shows promise on what would happen soon enough!

Coming Back

After taking a leave of absence in 2020, Helms returned to the organization and is now employed by WWE as a producer behind the scenes. Logan Paul recently shared a photo of himself practicing for an in-ring comeback with one of his trainers, Helms, in attendance.

A Surprise in Store

Uncertainty surrounds the role Helms is playing in Paul’s training, but there has been no word on any modifications to Helms’ behind-the-scenes responsibilities. Helms competed in his final WWE TV match as The Hurricane when he unexpectedly joined the 2021 men’s Royal Rumble match.

Make sure you check out the tweet and teases of it right here!

👀 @wwe pic.twitter.com/wOVqSneTPr
— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) June 26, 2022

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Attendees and Fans Stunned with Kendrick Lamar’s Finale Act in Glastonbury

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23 hours ago

June 27, 2022

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A lot of appreciation has been given to Kendrick Lamar’s final performance on stage as he drew Glastonbury 2022 to a conclusion on social media. On the final night of the multi-day event, the American rapper wowed the crowd at Worthy Farm with songs from his most recent album as well as his parent

Meaning More

He stood with fake blood gushing from his thorny, diamond-encrusted crown as he finished his act, backed by a variety of dancers, and advocated for women’s rights.

Sending A Message

The US Supreme Court’s decision to repeal Roe v. Wade, the federal law that granted women the right to have an abortion, was the target of this not-so-subtle jab. The decision, which was made last week, has aroused rage and criticism all across the world.

However, Kendrick wasn’t the only performer to bring up the US Supreme Court ruling at Glastonbury. Lily Allen was called out to perform by Olivia Rodrigo, who made sure everyone knew the concert was meant as a protest against the Supreme Court Justices who supported overturning Roe v. Wade.