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Lately, Jamie Foxx has had plenty of reasons to cheer – not just because his daughter Corinne Foxx tied the knot with her long-term partner Joe Hooten, but also due to an upcoming comedy special he’s working on, which Netflix subscribers will soon get to enjoy. This joyous news arrives more than a year after he was hospitalized for an unspecified health issue. It seems that Jamie Foxx is now in good health again, as evidenced by him raising a glass to toast overcoming his past health challenges.

Regarding the lineup of upcoming DC TV shows, it’s worth noting that “Lanterns,” centering on the Green Lantern universe, has been advancing quite notably in recent months. Although not confirmed officially, there are strong indications that Kyle Chandler from “Friday Night Lights” will portray Hal Jordan in the HBO series. Additionally, we now have official confirmation that Aaron Pierre, known for his role in “Rebel Ridge,” has been chosen to play John Stewart. Following this news, James Gunn, one of the co-heads at DC Studios, voiced his thoughts on the matter.

Sydney Sweeney has gained significant popularity in Hollywood recently, with roles in shows like “Euphoria” and productions such as the horror film “Immaculate.” At just 27 years old, she’s reached A-list status, but even fame can be a downside when it disrupts a peaceful vacation at Disney World, as curious reporters intrude on her relaxation.

The movie “Joker: Two Madnesses” originally considered casting another actor as the notorious villain, but Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga played Arthur Fleck and Lee Quinzel instead. However, the film’s reception at the box office and among general audiences has been less than favorable, mirroring the contentious nature of the original film. Consequently, “Joker: Two Madnesses” appears to have created a unique legacy for Phoenix’s portrayal of the Batman antagonist, opening up possibilities for multiple interpretations of the Joker character.

During its second week, a show has taken the lead on Netflix’s English TV chart with approximately 15.9 million views, pushing “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story,” by Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan, to the number two position. From September 30 through October 6, the latter series garnered around 13.1 million views. Both shows had been at the top of the chart the week prior, but “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story” had been in the lead.