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For those looking to get their blood pumping and heart rates up, here are five novels being turned into films in 2021 sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Pop legend Madonna, 62, took to Instagram over the weekend to share a snapshot of herself posing with screenwriter Erin Wilson, amid reports that Diablo Cody is no longer working on her biopic.

Beatty played in an unforgettable scene in the 1976 film "Network," in which he starred alongside Peter Finch and Faye Dunaway.

We run through the list of the upcoming movies and TV shows Armie Hammer won't be starring in, and some that he will.

"If you've seen a Shirley Temple movie, you have in a sense gotten to know who she was as a person," Caltabiano said.

Automakers including Audi, Aston Martin, and Alfa Romeo have utilized movies to showcase their models before they hit the market. Infiniti and Cadillac are newer to the game, creating shorts to show off their new SUVs.

Actress Kate Hudson stars in a new short film directed by Zack Snyder, best known for his "Justice League" movies, that will serve as a debut of the redesigned 2022 Infiniti QX60. It will be released on June 23.

Timothy Affleck revealed he is the last to know details about the new and improved Bennifer.

Here's to hoping that comedic shows will soon be considered just as "prestige" as the dramas that producers have been so keen to feed us on screens of all sizes for a few years now.

The Global Times, a Communist Party newspaper, praised the actor and wrestler's quick apology after he angered Chinese fans by referring to Taiwan as a country.

Netflix has just cast the 2000s teen icon in an upcoming Christmas movie, in what could mark the end of the 34-year-old's Hollywood hiatus.

The controversy came while Cena made an appearance to promote the upcoming film F9. While being interviewed on the Taiwanese broadcaster TVBS, he said, "Taiwan is the first country that can watch" the film. It sparked backlash in China, which considers Taiwan to be a breakaway province.

The professional wrestler called Taiwan a country while promoting his appearance in the new "Fast & Furious" movie during an interview in Mandarin earlier this month.

"Around the world, the wild is declining. We have degraded three-quarters of the wild places and pushed more than one million species to the brink of extinction," the actor said in a statement.

The 45-year-old actor was charged with three counts of rape by force or fear, to which he pleaded not guilty in January.

A look at the biggest box office smashes that soared despite being rated R.

Chris D'Elia's scenes had to be digitally edited into existing footage for the upcoming Zack Snyder film "Army of the Dead."

Tributes for the acting giant have been pouring in, as Norman Lloyd's glittering career working with luminaries such as Orson Welles and Charlie Chaplin is remembered.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is facing a backlash over its record of diversity and representation.

Gratuitous violence, sexual scenes and on-screen drug use: tick. Despite box office limitations, however, some NC-17 movies have performed well.

Nicole Kidman has been photographed as Lucille Ball in the upcoming biopic "Being the Ricardos", but fans are asking if she is the right choice to play the legendary comic.

Married for 66 years, the couple's love story was highly celebrated and immortalized in their enduring love letters.

While COVID-19 hobbled film industries in every country, China has recovered well considering the circumstances, and looks to be in a good position to continue its movie-grossing dominance.

Fern or Fran? Fern is the name of McDormand's character in "Nomadland" so it is unclear if Zhao intended to introduce her as her character or if it was a slip of the tongue.

18 years after the film's release, Jack Black fans share what he means to them after a clip about body positivity goes viral.

The specter of a Hollywood boycott is once again looming in the state. Will Smith's upcoming film "Emancipation" was the first to pull its production this week.

"Knives Out" director Rian Johnson summed up his feelings in a tweet that read: "Well this sucks."

The Peter Jackson series' three films were scheduled to return to Chinese theaters this month.

"We cannot in good conscience provide economic support to a government that enacts regressive voting laws that are designed to restrict voter access," Smith said in a joint statement with director Antoine Fuqua.

The prolific producer has been accused of overseeing an abusive workplace in a devastating exposé published this week.