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Fresh off of the smash hit success of the indie horror film “Obsession,” Michael Johnston is in talks to join Universal’s upcoming legacyquel to “The Mummy” starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz set to hit theaters in October 2027, TheWrap has learned. While Johnston previously starred in the MTV series “Teen Wolf,” he has now reached a global audience with his performance in “Obsession” as Bear, an emotionally stunted man who, unable to express his feelings for the woman he has a crush on, makes a wish that she loves him “more than anything else in the world.” Bear’s wish…

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Shopping for a wedding dress can be overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to find a designer-worthy look that fits your budget and timeline. Thankfully, one of the biggest names in bridal fashion is now making the process even easier by offering several beloved gowns on Amazon. David’s Bridal has built its reputation on timeless silhouettes, flattering fits and accessible pricing, and now you can shop many of the brand’s newest bridal styles without leaving your home. Whether you’re dreaming of sleek satin, romantic lace or modern corset details, these standout gowns deserve a spot on your shortlist. To help, we…

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The Atlantic on Monday escalated its legal fight with FBI Director Kash Patel, asking a federal judge to throw out his $250 million defamation lawsuit. In a 42-page court filing, obtained and viewed by TheWrap, the magazine contended that Patel’s lawsuit was “an assault” on the First Amendment by “a man who swore to uphold it,” arguing the FBI director is targeting reporting he found “politically inconvenient.” The Atlantic also stated in the filing that Patel’s suit was part of a broader pattern, noting the FBI director has filed multiple defamation lawsuits against media organizations in recent years. “Merit is…

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