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Celine Dion fell during a Paris residency dance number, stood up, and let 35,000 voices finish a song, feeding both live-show proof and fresh health panic.
Sam Wood was refused bail after his lawyer called the charges a hell of a beating for a brand already cut loose.
Warner Bros. bet Tom Cruise could open Digger like a tentpole. The Iñárritu satire took $8 million as the studio’s last film.
Prime Video ordered Fourth Wing in May, still named no one, and Michael B. Jordan already banned the obvious faces fans keep pitching.
Avengers Endgame passed Avatar by $1.76 million after its Encore re-release, a paper-thin lead that turns the all-time record into a Disney-owned encore loop.
Ted Sarandos promised KPop Demon Hunters 2 a broad cinema run before Netflix, flipping the original’s streaming-first path that built 325.1 million views.
Prime Video ordered Fourth Wing as a five-book Empyrean series, with two novels unwritten, a Wednesday producer in charge, and no cast named.
A midnight 10-page brief window and a Monday reply to Sen. Booker left Paramount’s Warner Bros. consent decree unsigned as an October 1 close fee looms.
Jane Doe now swears she never met Jay-Z, while his malicious-prosecution case against Tony Buzbee stays alive in New York federal court.
Presley Gerber died overnight at a Santa Monica recovery home the state does not license as treatment, hours after a 10 p.m. check-in.
