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Charli XCX will be showcasing her rebellious side on the silver screen, securing her second live-action movie appearance in the upcoming project by director Gregg Araki.

For many years past and those to come, a variety of films will continue to captivate us with stories of happiness and sadness, animated escapades, heartwarming family dramas, comical relief, and more. However, what truly enchants many is a narrative that revolves around individuals who perform extraordinary jobs or possess genuine magical abilities. To satisfy this craving, let’s delve into the lives of 32 renowned actors who have bewitched us by portraying wizards, witches, or magicians in beloved movies.

As the presidential election draws nearer, fans of Saturday Night Live are eagerly waiting for an abundance of political sketches when the show resumes its 2024 TV lineup in a matter of weeks. Viewers are already thrilled at the prospect of Maya Rudolph reprising her role as Kamala Harris alongside James Austin Johnson, the current cast member portraying Donald Trump. The Bridesmaids actress has shared her excitement over the anticipation surrounding this event, stating that she’s “never encountered anything quite like this.”

As soon as Britney Spears confirmed that she was collaborating with Jon M. Chu on a biopic detailing her life, whispers about casting began straightaway. This high-profile project is expected to propel whoever lands the lead role into stardom. Portraying the legendary pop icon would be an unparalleled chance, and the chosen actress will have to sing, dance, and convincingly embody Spears’s spirit. One notable actress is already aggressively vying for the part, convinced that her admiration for Spears and her story make her ideal for the role.

As a movie enthusiast, if I were Donald Trump, I might be holding out hope that the contentious film about me wouldn’t make its way to the big screen before my current re-election campaign. However, it seems that hope should be reconsidered. The Apprentice generated quite a stir when it debuted at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, and given Trump’s evident disapproval of the film, it appears that the release is full speed ahead, potentially right before the upcoming election.