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According to The Hollywood Reporter, StudioFest has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court claiming that James Franco and Alison Brie declined to star in a movie titled “Better Half” which StudioFest financed and owns the rights to, in 2023. StudioFest suspects that the couple chose not to act in this film because they planned to create another movie with writer-director Shanks (another WME client) that eventually became “Together,” a supernatural film featuring a similar plot about a couple whose bodies merge. The defendants named in the lawsuit are producers Franco and Brie, director Shanks, talent agency WME, and Neon, who purchased the movie from the Sundance Film Festival.

There is limited information available about the upcoming film titled “Beetlejuice 3,” as it has only recently been announced. The movie is likely to continue the story of the Deetz family, who have been integral since the original, as they navigate the chaotic bioexorcism antics of Betelgeuse once more. In this new adventure, Lydia and Astrid Deetz are expected to join forces. Given their significant role in “Beetlejuice” from the beginning, it would feel strange not to include them in “Beetlejuice 3.” However, it seems that the Deetz family is losing members at a rapid pace, necessitating the introduction of a new Deetz family member in “Beetlejuice 3” to maintain continuity.

This month, the popular animated children’s show will be screened in over 2,600 cinemas globally for a special event titled “Peppa Meets the Baby Cinema Experience.” The screening includes ten fresh Peppa Pig episodes, six new songs and music videos. Unlike regular movies where silence is enforced, this experience encourages children to dance and sing along with Peppa and her friends, making it an exciting and joyful event.

Laneige is marking the AAPI Heritage Month by introducing a delightful, fresh collection that draws inspiration from a beloved traditional Asian snack.

Screenwriter Liz Maccie, known for writing Stephen Chbosky’s comedy feature film Nonnas for Netflix, will transform Bruce Schoenfeld’s book The Match into a feature film. The project, spearheaded by 1Community, Access Entertainment and Four Daughters, intends to adapt the sports history account in Schoenfeld’s book titled The Match: Althea Gibson & Angela Buxton: How Two Outsiders – One Black, the Other Jewish – Forged a Friendship and Made Sports History.