Naya Rivera’s son, Josey, is set to make his acting debut six years after his mom’s tragic death. Josey, 10, booked his first onscreen role in the upcoming feature film The Burning Valley, written and directed by Evan Coury, according to Josey’s IMDb page. His character is listed as “Boy.” Josey’s father, Ryan Dorsey, is also slated to appear in the film as “Sam Pope.” “Ryan says he is a very proud dad,” a rep for Dorsey, 43, told People on Sunday, August 30. “Josey has been working very hard and has shown incredible growth as an actor.” Though a…
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It’s never a good sign when a movie reminds you of the Poochie episode from “The Simpsons.” No, Adam Wingard’s low-budget genre mash-up doesn’t have an insufferable, focus-grouped mascot strutting from scene to scene, ruining everything he touches. But “Onslaught” does promise, over and over, that it will eventually visit the proverbial fireworks factory, and it never actually gets there. There’s a literal countdown to the mayhem in the first half of this movie, and when the clock runs out we’re still waiting. And waiting. And waiting. Adria Arjona stars as Celeste, an ex-Army sniper who lives in a trailer…
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Parton’s estate described the shows as “a global double-day, double-weekend, double-continent party of a lifetime.”
When Argentina’s Lionel Messi walked off the pitch after a devastating 1-0 loss to Spain in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final in July, many assumed it was for the last time in international play. Now, it’s official. Messi, 39, announced his retirement from international soccer on Monday, August 31, sharing a letter via Instagram that he wrote two days after the World Cup ended. “After the time that has passed since the final, and after giving it a lot of thought, I want to let everyone know that I am retiring from the National Team,” he wrote in the…