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Madame Web: Emma Roberts Said to Be Cast Opposite Dakota Johnson
Emma Roberts is reportedly the latest addition to the cast of 'Madame Web,' the latest movie set in Sony's Spider-Man Universe.
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Madame Web: Dakota Johnson Said to Be in Talks to Join Sony's Spider-Man Universe
Dakota Johnson could play the titular character in 'Madame Web', the Sony spinoff centred on the Spider-Man character. Madame Web would be Johnson's first superhero role in the upcoming feature, which is part of Sony's growing stable of films based on Marvel characters.
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Star Trek 4 Is Reportedly Dead, Throws Future of Quentin Tarantino’s Version, Trek Film Universe Into Question
Star Trek 4 is dead, according to a new report. That contrasts what we had heard back in August, with insiders then claiming it was “a priority development”.
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Very Good Service Dog Awarded Honorary Diploma With His Human
Brittany Hawley graduated this weekend from Clarkson University in upstate New York, but she didn't receive her degree alone - her loyal service dog Griffin Hawley was there with her, receiving his own honorary diploma.
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Madame Web: Emma Roberts Said to Be Cast Opposite Dakota Johnson
Emma Roberts is reportedly the latest addition to the cast of 'Madame Web,' the latest movie set in Sony's Spider-Man Universe.
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Madame Web: Dakota Johnson Said to Be in Talks to Join Sony's Spider-Man Universe
Dakota Johnson could play the titular character in 'Madame Web', the Sony spinoff centred on the Spider-Man character. Madame Web would be Johnson's first superhero role in the upcoming feature, which is part of Sony's growing stable of films based on Marvel characters.
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Star Trek 4 Is Reportedly Dead, Throws Future of Quentin Tarantino’s Version, Trek Film Universe Into Question
Star Trek 4 is dead, according to a new report. That contrasts what we had heard back in August, with insiders then claiming it was “a priority development”.
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Very Good Service Dog Awarded Honorary Diploma With His Human
Brittany Hawley graduated this weekend from Clarkson University in upstate New York, but she didn't receive her degree alone - her loyal service dog Griffin Hawley was there with her, receiving his own honorary diploma.
