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Acclaimed actor John Lithgow is rumored to be in the final stages of negotiations to take on the iconic role of Albus Dumbledore in the upcoming Harry Potter television series, according to industry reports from Variety and Deadline. Lithgow, a veteran performer with a career spanning decades, is widely recognized for his work in both film and television. He gained fame for his comedic role as Dick Solomon in 3rd Rock from the Sun and later impressed audiences with dramatic performances, such as his portrayal of Winston Churchill in The Crown. His diverse career also includes voicing Lord Farquaad in Shrek and earning multiple Emmy and Oscar nominations. If officially cast, Lithgow will follow in the footsteps of Richard Harris and Michael Gambon, who previously portrayed Dumbledore in the Harry Potter films. Harris originated the role in the first two movies before his passing, after which Gambon took over for the remainder of the series. The upcoming HBO Max series promises to be a ...

A lawsuit accusing hip-hop moguls Jay-Z and Sean "Diddy" Combs of sexual assault has been voluntarily dismissed by the plaintiff, court records confirm. The anonymous accuser, known as Jane Doe, withdrew the case with prejudice, meaning it cannot be refiled in its current form. Attorney Tony Buzbee, who represents multiple plaintiffs in legal actions against Combs, filed the notice of dismissal on behalf of Jane Doe. The filing states that the lawsuit is being dismissed voluntarily and permanently, preventing further legal action based on the same claims. Following the decision, Jay-Z—whose real name is Shawn Carter—released a statement through his entertainment company, Roc Nation, calling the dismissal a "victory." "The baseless, outrageous, and appalling allegations have been dismissed," Jay-Z said. "This lawsuit lacked merit from the start. The false story that was fabricated would have been laughable if the claims weren’t so serious." He als...

Elon Musk’s children have become a frequent presence at his high-profile meetings and public events, often appearing alongside him in key moments spanning technology, business, and now, politics. Whether at SpaceX launch control rooms, meetings with global leaders, or even inside the Oval Office, Musk’s children—especially his four-year-old son, known as “Lil X”—have become a noticeable fixture in his public life. Musk's decision to bring his children to high-profile events has been evident long before his political involvement. Recently, Lil X was seen sitting near the Resolute Desk in the White House, dressed in a tan coat and collared shirt, while his father met with U.S. leaders. The next day, Musk’s children were photographed exchanging gifts with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi while Musk discussed innovation and technology with the foreign leader. Before this, his children had been present at various international events, including a meeting with the president of Turkey,...

Craig and Lindsay Foreman, a British couple arrested in Iran last month, have been publicly identified as their family urges authorities to secure their safe return. The news of their detention surfaced on Thursday after Iranian state media reported they were being held on unspecified security charges. The couple, both 52, had been on an extensive motorbike journey around the world and planned to spend just five days in Iran before continuing their travels. In a statement issued by the UK Foreign Office on behalf of the family, they described the situation as "distressing" and expressed their deep concern. "This unexpected turn of events has caused significant concern for our entire family, and we are deeply focused on ensuring their safety and well-being during this trying time," the statement read. The family added that they are actively working with British authorities to navigate the complexities of the situation. Craig, a carpenter, and Lindsay, a life coach wi...

At the Munich Security Conference, JD Vance diverged from expectations that he would focus on potential negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. Instead, he launched a broadside against European governments—including the UK—accusing them of abandoning their core values and disregarding public concerns about migration and free speech. His speech was met with silence from the audience and later faced strong pushback from European leaders. German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius condemned Vance’s remarks, calling them “not acceptable.” Echoing former President Donald Trump’s stance, Vance urged European nations to take greater responsibility for their own defense, emphasizing that the U.S. would not continue to shoulder the burden alone. While he briefly mentioned the war in Ukraine, stating his hope for a “reasonable settlement,” his address largely focused on culture-war issues, aligning with Trump’s campaign rhetoric rather than traditional security and defense matters typically discuss...

  A tragic car attack in Munich has resulted in the deaths of a 37-year-old mother and her two-year-old daughter, authorities confirmed on Saturday. The incident, which took place on Thursday, left at least 37 people injured after a vehicle was deliberately driven into a crowd attending a trade union rally. The suspect, a 24-year-old Afghan asylum seeker identified as Farhad N. by local media, was taken into custody at the scene. According to Munich prosecutors, he has admitted to carrying out the attack and appeared to have religious motivations. While authorities found no links to any extremist organizations, they reported that he acted alone. Several victims suffered serious injuries, including the mother and child, who were rushed to the hospital but later succumbed to their wounds. "Unfortunately, we have to confirm the deaths today of the two-year-old child and her 37-year-old mother," police spokesperson Ludwig Waldinger stated. The attack has intensified discussions a...

The biggest night in American football is here, and with it comes plenty of storylines beyond just the game. From Kendrick Lamar’s potential setlist drama to a surprising connection between David Beckham and Matt Damon, here’s what to watch for at Super Bowl 59. Kendrick Lamar will take center stage for the Super Bowl halftime show, marking his second time performing at the event. He’ll be joined by R&B sensation SZA, but the biggest question leading up to the show is whether he’ll include his Grammy-winning track Not Like Us in the setlist. The song, widely interpreted as a diss toward fellow rapper Drake, was one of Lamar’s biggest hits last year. However, with Drake having recently filed a lawsuit accusing Lamar of defamation and harassment, the rapper may choose to avoid further controversy on one of the world's biggest stages. Lamar's decision will be closely watched by the millions expected to tune in—last year’s Super Bowl set a record with over 123 million viewers i...