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Cody Gakpo, a Liverpool player, dribbled past Manchester City player Oscar Bobb and performed a trivela pass during the Netherlands national team's final preparations for their match against Ecuador. The highlight was shared by OnsOranje on social media.

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Ahead of Sunday's Oscars—falling on Irish Mother's Day, Buckley's first as a new mom—her County Kerry hometown has turned into a sea of tributes for her Hamnet role, following her recent IFTA win where she spoke emotionally about motherhood. This mirrors Irish tradition, like Paul Mescal's old driving school celebrating his 2023 nod with a photo of his L-plated test certificate, or Cillian Murphy's school hailing his Oppenheimer triumph. The parochial pride, full of wit and warmth, shows how Ireland makes its stars' successes feel deeply personal.

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In Killarney, Jessie Buckley's face beams from lampposts, shop windows, and even driving school signs, as locals rally behind their Best Actress nominee with flags and heartfelt banners.

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Marty Supreme, directed by Josh Safdie in his solo debut, crossed $147 million worldwide, surpassing Everything Everywhere All at Once’s $143 million. The film earned $93 million domestically and $54 million overseas, marking A24’s priciest production at $60-70 million. Inspired by real ping-pong champ Marty Reisman, it follows Chalamet’s hyperkinetic turn as a driven player navigating glory and personal lows, now hitting digital platforms amid Oscar buzz and fan memes over emotional scenes like a raw floor collapse.

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Timothée Chalamet’s ping-pong powerhouse just smashed records, topping A24’s box office charts with a gritty tale of ambition and faded dreams.

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Seat fillers dressed as Michael B. Jordan appeared at the Oscars, referencing his role as twin brothers Smoke and Stack in the film Sinners. Numerous individuals mimicking Jordan filled empty seats during the ceremony.

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In a recent IndieWire interview, Oscar-nominated Teyana Taylor shared she's had serious talks with Anderson about a sequel to *One Battle After Another*, focusing on a 16-year time jump into Perfidia's past. The film, which earned a 94% on Rotten Tomatoes and $209 million worldwide, follows washed-up explosive expert Bob Ferguson (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his ragtag revolutionary crew—including Taylor's charismatic Perfidia—as they battle a corrupt officer (Sean Penn). It swept awards like Best Picture at the Critics' Choice and BAFTAs, with Taylor winning a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress; fans buzz with sequel dreams, though Anderson has never made one in his career.

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Teyana Taylor's fiery plea to Paul Thomas Anderson captures her deep bond with Perfidia Beverly Hills, the breakout character who lit up screens in his 2025 hit.

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On March 15, GMMTV's Pond Naravit Lertratkosum and Phuwin Tangsakyuen teamed up with rising duo William Jakrapatr Kaewpanpong and Est Supha Sangaworawong for FanDay 29 at Glendale's Alex Theatre, capping their U.S. tour after New York. The 1,400-seat show sold out fast, with extra seats added, featuring Q&As, performances, and fan interactions that highlighted the pairs' signature bonds—like William jokingly grilling Est about his jacket. Offstage, they scooted through LA on matching rides and posed at Santa Monica Pier, while GMMTV thanked fans for the 'true happiness' in packed-theater posts.

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Fans packed the historic Alex Theatre, waving lightsticks as PondPhuwin and WilliamEst delivered playful chemistry, sing-alongs, and cozy backstage moments that had everyone screaming.

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Ujjwal posted that Black Americans should engage with African cinema from various countries to expand beyond films like Sinners and Nickel Boys, quoting a recommendation for the 1991 Senegalese film Toubab Bi directed by Moussa Touré. The statement drew significant criticism for being tone-deaf and presumptuous from a non-Black person.

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