Some of the survivors were still recovering at hospitals while others were already in their homes
Hollywood's summer season - the film industry's most lucrative time of year - is increasingly shutting down because of the pandemic. Theaters nationwide have closed and major film productions have halted with no clear timeline for resuming.
Ghostbusters: Afterlife, set 30 years after Ghostbusters II, had been scheduled for July 10, but it will now open March 5 next year. The Jared Leto-starring Morbius, slated for July 31, will now be released March 19 next year. Greyhound, a World War II drama starring Tom Hanks, is now to-be-determined instead of opening June 12.
Last week, Warner Bros. postponed Wonder Woman 1984 to August instead of June, and undated its adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda's In the Heights. The Walt Disney Co. took Marvel's Black Widow (previously May 1) off the schedule. Those postponements followed others for the Fast and Furious movie F9, the James Bond film No Time to Die and the horror sequel A Quiet Place Part II.
One Sony release moved up. Fatherhood, with Kevin Hart, will open in October instead of next January.
Some of the survivors were still recovering at hospitals while others were already in their homes
The vaccines will be flown to Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nigeria, South Africa, Ivory Coast and Cameroon
‘My current position is, to be honest, beyond all my pre-tournament expectations,’ said the tournament host
The confirmed case involved a 51-year-old man, who is currently in stable condition and undergoing treatment
Regarding the possibility of elections in the violence-hit country, the foreign affaires adviser said there would be more clarity on the timeline by September
The Zurich-based body said it has now moved the assessment to October
Mohanlal and other AMMA leaders resigned, accepting accepting moral responsibility for the association’s failure to address the issue
Found unconscious with a head injury near the Notting Hill Carnival, he was rushed to a hospital and fought for his life