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🛒📖 The physical edition of Hilary Duff’s 2026 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2026 issue is now available at newsstands and magazine retailers. You can also order your copy online here: orderprint.si.com/si_swimsuit_20…

Darren Aronofsky tells #Cannes AI Summit that the technology liberate directors, citing Orson Welles as an example. "I think storytellers more than ever will have an easier time to tell stories,” he said

James Cameron says he wants to make his next two "Avatar" films "in half the time for two-thirds of the cost": "‘Avatar 4’ and ‘5’ are still floating out there. We’re going to be looking at some new technologies to try to do them more efficiently. Because they’re hideously expensive and take a long time. I want to do them in half the time for two-thirds of the cost. That’s my metric. And so it’s going to take us a year or so to figure out how to do that.” variety.com/2026/film/news…

🚨🎤 Hilary Duff performed “Breathe In. Breathe Out.” for the FIRST TIME EVER tonight at her @SIRIUSXM concert in LA.

Back To Titanic Original Soundtrack by James Horner 2xLP vinyl is up for pre-order at Amazon: ($56.98) amzn.to/4dvlcJ5 #ad June 12th release date • Limited edition of 1500 individually numbered copies on violet purple coloured vinyl • Deluxe sleeve finished with linen laminate • Includes 4-page booklet with liner notes by director James Cameron • Score by James Horner, feat. Máire Brennan, I Salonisti, Gaelic Storm and Eileen Ivers • Includes Academy Award-winning song “My Heart Will Go On (Dialogue Mix)" by Celine Dion • 180 gram audiophile vinyl Back to Titanic is the second soundtrack album released for the ultimate classic film Titanic. Composer James Horner created a new suite of light and dark music to represent "the soul" of his original score. The inspiration used in composing the original soundtrack formed the basis for the new pieces Horner developed for this album. It features a piano solo performed by James Horner in "The Portrait" and newly recorded suites by the London Symphony Orchestra and the Choristers of King's College. The first highlight is the opening 19-minute suite, "Titanic Suite", which captures the essence of the film. The other major suite is the final track, titled "Epilogue - The Deep and Timeless Sea". James Horner returns to the main Titanic theme in a subtle way, honoring the losses of the disaster.