Irish actor Saoirse Ronan just landed the role of Paul McCartney’s late wife Linda McCartney in The Beatles upcoming biopic. It is expected to hit theaters in 2028. More Than 6K Arrested in FL ...

Saoirse Ronan will play Linda McCartney, the wife of Sir Paul, in the upcoming four-part Beatles biopic by director Sam Mendes. The four-time Oscar-nominated actor will star alongside Paul Mescal as ...

Saoirse Ronan will portray Linda McCartney alongside Paul Mescal in the four Beatles films at Sony. Ronan would portray Linda McCartney, née the American photographer and musician Linda Eastman who ...

Netflix will release a new prequel series to the DreamWorks Animation hit The Bad Guys on November 6th, 2025. Titled The Bad Guys: Breaking In, the new series serves as a precursor to the films and ...

EXCLUSIVE: Four-time Oscar nominee Saoirse Ronan (Brooklyn) has inked a deal to play Linda McCartney, the first wife of The Beatles‘ Paul McCartney, in Sam Mendes’ The Beatles — A Four-Film Cinematic ...

DreamWorks Animation is expanding one of its most successful recent film franchises with a new Netflix series, The Bad Guys: Breaking In, debuting on November 6. Serving as a prequel to the hit ...

Country star Zach Bryan has previewed a new song "Bad News" that is going viral online for lamenting the policies and general spirit of America under President Donald Trump. In an Instagram post ...

Here's why lawyers are obligated to reasonably inform their clients and recommend a course of action—even if it's a harsh reality—most likely to be successful or to address the client’s goals and ...

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If you’re a fan of Stanley Tucci’s recent forays across Italy in search of food, or Eva Longoria’s adventures through Mexico or Spain, this might be the next series for you. The series features the ...

Bad Bunny delivered a message to U.S. Latinos in Spanish during his opening monologue on Saturday Night Live (SNL) this weekend, referencing his newly announced NFL Super Bowl half-time performance.