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In a chat with Deadline, Kathleen Kennedy, President of Lucasfilm, talked about several aspects regarding the future of the Star Wars universe. One of the projects she mentioned was Taika Waititi’s upcoming film, which unfortunately doesn’t have a script written yet. This is quite inconvenient given that he has been connected to this project since 2020. Kennedy was full of praise for Waititi, but admitted that scheduling him has been difficult, despite the promising developments she’s observed in the screenplay so far.

The newly released true crime docuseries titled “” currently occupies the second spot on Netflix’s list of most popular TV shows, having briefly lost its number one position to Kate Hudson’s comedy series “Running Point“. Other titles on the streamer’s list include the thriller “Zero Day“, the reality show “Love is Blind“, dramas like “Sweet Magnolias“, and another successful title from Netflix’s true-crime series, “American Murder: Laci Peterson“.

Last week, during an update from James Gunn and Peter Safran in DC, it was disclosed that the planned Swamp Thing movie has been postponed because Mangold chose to work on the Bob Dylan biopic, A Complete Unknown instead. Later, Kennedy hinted that after promoting his film ahead of this year’s Oscars, he will shift focus back to his Dawn of the Jedi project, effectively pushing Swamp Thing further down the line.

In this job, having a friend stay over for a weekend is casual and easy, but for saturation divers who work together 24/7 for an entire month, it’s crucial that they have a strong and hopefully positive relationship. This was certainly the case with us, as Harrelson explained to NBC Insider, gesturing towards his two colleagues.

In the TV show “Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage,” character Georgie Cooper Jr., played by Montana Jordan, is still struggling with the passing of his father. The feelings he had buried resurface in the episode titled “Typhoid Georgie.” Georgie fears he might not be a good provider and father, and after falling ill with a cold, he imagines having a heartfelt conversation with his late dad, Lance Barber, in the Cooper family kitchen. One of the strengths of George Sr.’s character on “Young Sheldon” was giving advice, and here, he’s as insightful as ever. However, Georgie must eventually come to terms with the reality that his father is no longer alive.