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The award-winning actor James Earl Jones died Monday at his home in Dutchess County, New York. He was 93.

Deadline was the first to report the news, which was confirmed by Jones’ representatives at Independent Artist Group.

The prolific actor’s signature deep, rumbling voice gave life to iconic movie characters, such as Darth Vader in “Star Wars” and Mufasa in both the 1994 and 2019 versions of Disney’s “The Lion King.”

Jones, born in Arkabutla, Mississippi, in 1931, was the son of Broadway actor Robert Earl Jones and Ruth Connolly Jones.

Jamie Foxx

Jamie foxx is finally ready to open up about the medical emergency he suffered in 2023. Fans and industry peers were shocked to learn that he had been hospitalized for days while shooting the netflix film back in action in atlanta last april.

Several weeks went by before he was spotted in Chicago amid reports that he was recovering at a rehabilitation facility that specialized in serious ailments. It wasn’t until that July that his supporters, who had been praying for his full recovery, heard him speak as he cryptically addressed his absence in a self-recorded video uploaded on Instagram.

 “Reasonable Doubt” is returning for a second season, and the legal series is tackling a very serious

LOS ANGELES — The legal series, “Reasonable Doubt,” is returning for a second season.

Besides the drama and the romance fans have come to love, this season also tackles a very serious subject matter: domestic violence.

Season two finds L.A. defense attorney Jax Stewart, played by Emayatzy Corinealdi, trying to help one of her best friends, who admits to killing her abusive husband. The show’s leading lady says if you watch, pay close attention.

“You can’t miss a moment,” said Corinealdi. “All the details count, so you have to, you know, really be invested and be tuned to the whole story as it’s unfolding, because that’s what makes the story great,” she said. “You really can’t miss anything.”

Court case aside, there’s plenty of relationship drama here, too, between the two leads.

Irv Gotti

Irv Gotti gives fans an update on his health.

According to TMZ, a representative for Irv Gotti confirmed that he suffered a stroke six months ago.

Irv’s team shut down Wack 100’s claims that the producer is currently using a “walker” to walk, and in a rehab facility.

“Irv has been struggling with diabetes for years, which caused him to have a minor stroke over six months ago. He has since changed his diet to eating more healthy. He’s been successful in making a full recovery. Irv is not in a rehab facility. He is at home with his family, enjoying life” confirms the rep.

Following the statement, Gotti put out a response of his own. “I’m getting older. That’s all,” he says. “Only thing worse than getting old is not getting old.”

He goes on to say, “life is good,” as he has been spending family time with his sons, #Sonny and #JJ, and his two dogs. He also shares that his children didn’t like Wack 100’s claims. “They love their dad so much,” he said.

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence

Since Will Smith and Martin Lawrence’s Bad Boys Ride: or Die opened with a robust $56 million, we’ve seen nearly uninterrupted franchise offerings that have performed either as well as hoped (A Quiet Place: Day One, Alien: Romulus, etc.) or even better than optimistically projected (Inside Out 2, Deadpool & Wolverine). Concurrently, Sony and Wayfarer Studios’ It Ends With Us has passed $200 million worldwide on a mere $25 million budget.

So it’s worth noting that Bad Boys 4 has passed $400 million worldwide, including $196 million ( a rousing 3.5x multiplier) in North America, on a $100 million budget. That’s not far from Bad Boys For Life ($206 million domestically and $430 million globally) in early 2020.