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Today, on the second day of December 2024, the film industry was bustling with significant events and updates. If you’ve missed out on anything crucial, don’t fret! This roundup covers the day’s top news headlines. From Priyanka Chopra, Nick Jonas, and their daughter Malti Marie attending a Moana 2 watch party to Vikrant Massey dropping hints about leaving Bollywood, here’s what went down.

Sydney Sweeney and Colman Domingo are part of the cast for the TV series “Euphoria”, with Sweeney portraying high school student Cassie and Domingo playing N.A. sponsor Ali. For now, both actors are expected to return to their roles in the third season of the popular HBO show, filming scheduled for 2025. On a different note, these talented individuals have an upcoming project: Miramax drama “Scandalous”, which will be Domingo’s directorial debut. Currently, there is speculation about how this new movie might affect their responsibilities on the previously mentioned show.

Despite numerous films receiving sequels, prequels, or reboots, Tim Burton has declared he won’t be going back to his cherished Christmas film. Recently, he was on the big screen with the much-anticipated “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” featuring Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, Catherine O’Hara, and newcomer Jenna Ortega. The movie was a commercial success, but it sparked debate among fans and critics. Yet, Burton’s fanbase remains enthusiastic, and viewers have yearned for more Jack Skellington and Sally since “A Nightmare Before Christmas” hit the screens in 1993.

The limelight in entertainment is temporary – this truth is evident to anyone associated with it. While some actors and personalities maintain their popularity over long periods, others see their fame dwindle, hit career lows, or vanish entirely. For reality TV stars, the shine often fades quickly. The top-tier reality shows can catapult contestants into stardom, while poorer reality programs serve as a final stop on the fame journey for some, and in worst cases, taint them with an enduring sense of disgrace.

The renowned French-Danish actor Niels Arestrup, a creative inspiration to director Jacques Audiard (Emilia Pérez), who graced numerous international films including Steven Spielberg’s “War Horse” and Julian Schnabel’s “The Diving Bell and the Butterfly,” has passed away at the age of 75.