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Warrior is ready to fight another day.

Season 3 of the action-packed drama series, which is based on the writings of martial arts legend Bruce Lee, is set to debut with its first two episodes on Thursday, June 29, on what will by then be known as simply HBO Max. Watch a teaser trailer above.

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The teaser trailer’s only features 15 seconds of footage, but at least Warrior fans are finally getting an update on the much-anticipated third season. The Max Original drama will premiere with the release of the first two episodes of season three on June 29, 2023, two and a half years after the season two finale.

The critically acclaimed martial arts action drama debuted on Cinemax in April 2019. Season two followed in October 2020, wrapping up on December 4, 2020. Luckily, for those of us who need a refresher, the first two seasons of the show are available for binge-watching on HBO Max, which will soon be known as just “Max.”

Andrew Koji returns to lead the cast as Ah Sahm. Season three also features Dianne Doan as Mai Ling, Olivia Cheng as Ah Toy, Jason Tobin as Young Jun, and Joe Taslim as Li Yong. Hoon Lee stars as Wang Chao, Kieran Bew is Bill O’Hara,...

The widow and daughter of deceased grunge icon Kurt Cobain have accelerated their efforts to block the release of photos depicting Cobain’s 1994 suicide, contending that their release would be “highly offensive” and would cause “substantial irreparable harm” to Love and Frances Bean. In court papers obtained by TheWrap, Cobain and Frances Bean also contend that the release of the photos to conspiracy theorist Richard Lee, who asserts that Cobain did not commit suicide, is “not of legitimate concern to the public.” “There is no genuine issue of material fact that releasing the ‘death-scene’ photographs of Kurt Cobain would sustainably and.

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In this day and age, footballers are often seen to be style icons and it can be argued that some of them care about their appearance of the field just as much as their ability on it.

However, there’s definitely been the occasional oddball who’s not quite content with the safety of the short back and sides look. Certain players have tried to – key word being tried – pull off a more controversial look and it’s safe to say not all are able to get away with such crazy ideas.

Some may argue that it was the style of the time, others that it’s their personal preference, but one thing that is for sure is they were, and still are, a bit of an eye sore.

Away from Newcastle you’ve had Jason Lee getting mocked by fans for ‘having...

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In the least surprising development of transfer deadline day, West Brom chairman Jeremy Peace has confirmed once more that Saido Berahino isn’t for sale at any price, as reported by Sky Sports News HQ.

Obviously there is still time before the transfer window slams shut at 11pm, but at this stage it would surely take something major for Peace to let his most valuable asset leave to a relegation rival.

Sky Sports say Peace is confident that they will not see a drop in valuation for the England forward, even if he continues not to play presumably and they clearly have no financial worries if they’re turning down more than £20m for a player who has largely sat on the bench recently.

Meanwhile, Rmc have confirmed that Marseille are going to follow up their baffling loan acquisition of Sunderland’s Steven Fletcher by...

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Papiss Cisse will undergo an operation on his groin injury in Paris, reports the Chronicle.

This will prolong his absence from the Newcastle first team with early estimates suggesting he could now be out for up to five weeks. That would likely see him miss 7 or 8 games, a huge run for Newcastle to be without their number 9 in their fight against relegation.

Cisse being on the sidelines heightens United head coach Steve McClaren’s urgency to purchase a new striker. Big question marks still surround Aleksandar Mitrovic’s ability to consistently put the ball in the back of the net, leaving only Ivan Toney (picked up from the lower leagues in the summer and severely lacking experience at this level) and Emmanuel Riviere (who has been sidelined through injury all season to date and had a torrid season last campaign with only one, scuffed, league...

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After the year Newcastle United have had on the pitch, you would have been forgiven for thinking that we’d be hard pressed to find five individual performances that were worth writing home about.

Despite Steve McClaren, his new backroom team, and over £50 million worth of signings heralding what we all thought was a new dawn at St James’ Park, Newcastle followed a worrying trend all year long that doesn’t look like leaving the squad any time soon.

There’s a losing mentality around NE1 at the moment. It’s solely in Mike Ashley’s hands whether that leaves or not. You don’t need me to tell you how he can do that…

The Magpies managed to win just eight games throughout a year that nearly saw them relegated to the Championship, prevented only by a Jonas Gutierrez inspired final day win over West Ham,...

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If there’s one thing we can gleam from Steve McClaren inexplicably fielding the same 11 on Monday just two days after a gruelling 90 minutes against Everton, it’s that he doesn’t believe he has an actual squad of players at Newcastle United he can trust.

The game after the boxing day fixtures is historically the match where you would usually rotate but it saw the likes of Florian Thauvin, Siem De Jong, Cheick Tiote and Yoan Gouffran stationary on the bench at the first whistle, and you just have to wonder if McClaren has given up on anyone outside his first 11-13 men.

Against Arsenal today, the safe bet would once again be on Newcastle being unchanged though McClaren is forced into one move with a hamstring injury seeing Vurnon Anita sidelined, with Tiote expected to be his replacement. Rob Elliott is also a huge...

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It was a strange atmosphere prior to kick off at St James’ Park as a deflated Newcastle United faced a freshly blown up Chelsea.

The Magpies’ pre-match atmospheric video broke a deathly silence that swiftly returned upon its completion. The stadium announcer’s war-cry of “Lets Make Some Noise For Newcastle United” was met with a eery knee-pat, resembling the latter stages of a charity raffle.

Presumably Newcastle’s defeat against Sheffield Wednesday in the League Cup had spooked the Geordie fan-base but the Magpies’ thrilling start turned up the volume as Steve McClaren’s 4-4-2 or 4-4-1-1 formation with Aleksandar Mitrovic and Ayoze Perez up front gave Jose Mourinho’s side some early problems.

Kevin Mbabu’s fearless, energetic and unfazed workmanship (or a severe mid-week telling off) lifted the whole team and made them unrecognisable from the side (and support...

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Tottenham Hotspur reportedly made a £15 million deadline bid for Newcastle’s Ayoze Perez but the striker is focused on improving at the Magpies.

The club swiftly confirmed that any link with Spurs or “anyone else” was “total rubbish” and that Perez will be staying put on Tyneside.

The Spanish forward scored seven Premier goals last season after moving from Tenerife for just £1.5 million. Originally signed for the future, Perez broke into Alan Pardew first team set up and made 37 league appearances for the club.

The 22-year-old is hoping to improve this season and continue to develop at Newcastle and described his time at the club as “like a dream”.

Speaking to the Shields Gazette, the player said:

“It’s harder because I had a good season last year, and I have to keep going and improve and maybe do better if I can.

“That’s what I want to do.

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Olivier Kemen has completed his transfer to Ligue 1 outfit Olympique Lyonnais.

The midfielder announced the transfer via his own Twitter account late on Monday night and expressed his delight at signing for the club.

Last week, French paper L’Equipe announced that As Monaco had made a £500,000 offer for Kemen sparking rumours that the player would leave before the end of the transfer window.

The 19-year-old completed his medical on Monday night and wrote on his Twitter account:

He said:

“Officially a Lyon player. Really happy to sign this great club.”

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Newcastle United are yet to confirm the transfer and the fee is yet to be revealed.

Kemen – who has performed well in 26 appearances for the Magpies’ Under-21 side, scoring three times – also went to Greece to captain France in the UEFA Under-19 Championship, where he impressed.

The midfielder arrived on Tyneside from Metz two years...

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As Monaco have made a £500,000 offer for Newcastle United midfielder Olivier Kemen, according to L’Equipe.

The French side are the latest big-name club linked with a move for the Magpies midfielder who has been linked with a number of top sides all summer.

The 19-year-old was a stand out performer at the U19 European Championships and gathered a lot of attention from Premier League sides Liverpool and Tottenham.

Yesterday Steve McClaren didn’t include Kemen in his squad as Newcastle beat Northampton Town 4-1 at home, opting to play Yoan Gouffran in the middle of midfield instead of giving the youngster a shot.

The midfielder arrived on Tyneside from Metz two years ago and he has failed to break into the first-team picture to date, yet L’Equipe claimed last month that he had entered into negotiations with Italian giants Milan.

Yet it is the general...

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Remy Cabella moved to Marseille earlier this month in a transfer deal that brought Florian Thauvin to Newcastle United.

Thauvin scored a goal inside 180 seconds of his full debut yesterday, provided three assists and then left the field after 65 minutes to a St James’ Park standing ovation as Newcastle beat Northampton 4-1 in the Capital One Cup second round.

Cabella also enjoyed his first game for his new club, grabbing an assist as Om beat Troyes 6-0 at home.

Speaking to Rmc Sport the former Magpie has given his first interview since leaving the club and spoke highly of his £13 million replacement.

He said:

“I think he [Thauvin] can win. He will play left midfield or right midfield and that is the position where the coach was looking for someone.

“He has the qualities to win but it will take a little time as it takes time to adapt to England.

A lawsuit filed by Richard Lee, against the city of Seattle to release the graphic photos taken by police at the death scene of Nirvana’s frontman, Kurt Cobain, was thrown out by a judge on Friday. Lee, a conspiracy theorist who believes the late Cobain was murdered, filed the suit in response to the city of Seattle denying his […]

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Privacy, please. Courtney Love and her daughter, Frances Bean, are fighting to keep Kurt Cobain's death-scene photos sealed, The Guardian reported on Friday, July 31. The late rocker's widow, 51, and only child, 22, are up against Richard Lee, who is suing Seattle and the Seattle local police department for not releasing material that allegedly proves that Cobain did not die from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in 1994. Instead, the public access TV employee believes that the Nirvana frontman was murdered. Judge Theresa Doyle will decide whether to [...]...

Cover art for “The Companions,” the 28th book in the Drizzt Do’Urden series.

The latest novel in the Drizzt Do’Urden series hit bookstores last week and was well received by critics.

R.A. Salvatore’s “The Companions” is the 28th full-length novel to focus on Drizzt and his friends. The lavender-eyed drow and his companions have captured the hearts and imaginations of fans since the first book was published in 1988. The original series wasn’t even focused on Drizzt, but after a massive response from fans Salvatore decided to run with the character.

The latest novel is the first in a series titled “The Sundering,” which ushers in a change to the Forgotten Realms, one of the shared worlds that Dungeons and Dragons players use in role-playing games owned by Wizards of the Coast.

The Sundering is a major event for the Forgotten Realms, and will feature six major hardcover novels,...

Below you can see the trailer for the web comedy series Boystown, starring Adamo Ruggiero, his fellow Degrassi alum Ben Lewis, and Richard Lee.

It follows three single twenty-something gay boys as they navigate a thriving out and proud community filled with its own tribes of twinks, bears, ricequeens and gymbunnies. This series is not only sassy and hilarious, but tackles issues of sexual racism that are absolutely prevalent in the gay community.

Instead of Kickstarter, the show is up for "view-based funding." Would you like to see it go to series?

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"Degrassi" stars Adamo Ruggiero and Ben Lewis are starring in a new comedy web series called "Boystown" along with Richard Lee and Brett Donahue. The Toronto-based series is about three gay friends looking for love and sex.

The premiere episode explores race and fetishes, specifically with Asian men within the gay community.

"Boystown," which is directed and written by Austin Wong, is adding to the recent influx of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (Lgbt) web series such as "The Outs", "No Shade" and "Girl Play."...

London, Oct 18: The results of the most extensive face transplant done on a man who shot himself in the face 15 years ago has been unveiled.

Pictures of Richard Lee Norris, from Hillsville, Virginia, were released earlier this week showing the results of a 36-hour final surgery performed in March by a 100-strong team, the Telegraph reported.

Norris was injured in a gun accident years ago, where he shot himself in the face.

He lost his nose, sense of smell.

Miranda Lambert has made some impressive leaps and bounds in the television industry, going from her acting debut in an episode of Law & Order: Svu to executive producing her first series in less than a year. And what’s even more impressive than that is the show she’s created has had a good amount of interest shown in it from a couple of big networks. Originally, the series was to be picked up by ABC Family, but now NBC has bought the light drama, which is inspired by Lambert’s life growing up in Lindale, TX. For someone who’s mostly known for her country music career, I think you’ll all be surprised at the potential gem she’s created.

According to Deadline, Lambert’s project found its way to NBC thanks to the relationship the network has with her husband, Blake Shelton, who is also an executive producer on the project.

Exclusive: In a competitive situation, NBC has bought a light drama executive produced by country star Miranda Lambert. The deal brings both halves of country music’s “it” couple to NBC, with Lambert joining her husband, The Voice co-star Blake Shelton, whose relationship with the network played a role in the project landing there. Chad Hodge is set to write the project, which is inspired by Lambert’s experience growing up and centers on a couple who run a highly successful detective agency while also trying to raise two teenagers. Aaron Kaplan of Kapital Entertainment, Hodge and Lambert are executive producing with Lambert’s manager, Marion Kraft. The project was set up at ABC Family last year with a different writer. Lambert and her younger brother grew up in Lindale, TX. Their father, Richard Lee “Rick” Lambert, a retired police officer, became a private investigator in partnership with her mother,...

You can! For 40 bucks you can don the gimp suit made famous in Ryan Murphy’s American Horror Story. A decent replica, while not all-rubber, is being sold on the Comic-Con convention floor in San Diego. Vendor Richard Lee says he’s already sold one of the costumes today, and the buyer promised to wear it around the event. So, eyes peeled, everyone!

Three things to check out on TV tonight.

Jane Espenson's latest episode of Once Upon a Time, "Skin Deep," airs tonight at 8 pm Et. Jane will do a live Q&A on Twitter during the West Coast airing. From ABC's press release:

Fans of ABC's hit drama, "Once Upon a Time" will be able to submit questions and receive real-time responses from writer/consulting producer Jane Espenson, who will be up on Twitter at @JaneEspenson during the West Coast broadcast of the show on Sunday, February 12 from 8:00-9:00 p.m., Pt. Espenson will also offer commentary and behind-the-scenes anecdotes about working on the show.

On Sunday's episode, "Skin Deep" - which was written by Espenson -- after Mr. Gold's house is robbed, Emma keeps a close eye on him when it looks like he wants to track down the criminal and dole out some vigilante justice as payback,...

Fresh from winning four trophies at the 46th Annual Academy of Country Music Award, Miranda Lambert announced that she is taking over TV world. The recipient of Top Female Vocalist of the Year would develop a scripted program centering on a family in Texas for ABC Family.

The project is close to the country singer's life as a child growing up in Texas. It revolves around parents who are private investigators and their children who assist them in solving crimes. According to Deadline, Lambert, along with her younger brother, grew up in Lindale, TX. Her father, Richard Lee "Rick" Lambert, a retired police officer, became a private investigator in partnership with her mother, Beverly "Bev" June Lambert.

Miranda would be an executive producer of the hour-long episode along with her mother, manager Marion Kraft and Kapital Entertainment's Aaron Kaplan. Assisting in the writing department is Scott Kaufer of "Memphis Beat...

Exclusive: Miranda Lambert is probably the hottest female country singer at the moment after winning four Academy of Country Music awards last night. Now I hear the 27-year-old is venturing into scripted series with an hourlong project at ABC Family based on her childhood, which is being executive produced by Kapital Entertainment. Lambert, along with her younger brother, grew up in Lindale, TX. Her father, Richard Lee "Rick" Lambert, a retired police officer, became a private investigator in partnership with her mother, Beverly "Bev" June Lambert. Described as Hart to Hart with a family, the project for ABC Family will center on a Texas family where the kids help their Pi parents in solving cases. Scott Kaufer (Memphis Beat) has been tapped to write and executive produce the drama, now in very early stages of development. Lambert is also executive producing along with her mom, Bev, manager, Marion Kraft, as well as Aaron Kaplan.

Rapper takes a more restrained approach for the upcoming clip.

By James Montgomery, with reporting by Kelly Marino

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If there's one word that's not used all that often to describe anything Nicki Minaj does, it's "understated."

Yes, from her vast collection of neon wigs to her closet full of skintight outfits, Nicki is rarely, if ever, subtle. But in her upcoming video for "Right Thru Me," all of that has changed. Gone are the Kool-Aid accoutrements and Harajuku Barbie getups, replaced instead with a side of the rapper most of her fans have never seen before: a sensitive, softer one.

And that was very much the plan, as Minaj told MTV News when we visited the set of "Right Thru Me" last month in Los Angeles. Because unlike her previous singles, this one gets downright personal.

"The song is [about] just being in awe at another...

Kandahar Break, a new independent film written and directed by David Whitney, offers a love story as old as Romeo and Juliet at the core of a more contemporary thriller, every scene of which is packed with suspense. We are at first confronted with the stark landscape of Afghanistan: forbidding, dry, lonely, and frightening. The drama takes place in 1999 -- pre 9/11, before this strange and foreign place had assumed a large hold on our collective psyche. But this rough, mountainous region does have such a hold on us today, so the story becomes larger and scarier as each scene unfolds. Richard Lee, played by Shaun Dooley, is a member of a team of British engineers who are trying to find and destroy land mines that spot the dangerous countryside. But working for the Taliban, whose stringent rules restricting the...

Finding enough of this green stuff is not the problem. When Proposition 19, California’s pot-legalization initiative, hits the ballot in November, it has the potential to send thousands of voters to the polls—but only if they know about it. That means a TV campaign, which would cost $10 million. But Prop 19 doesn’t have that kind of money! Richard Lee, the initiative’s sponsor, himself donated “$1.5 million of the $1.9 million raised through June,” the L.A. Times reports, and other investors have been slow to get in on the action. Not even financial powerhouse George Soros, who “has invested about $3 million to liberalize California’s drug laws,” has contributed this time around.

Rapper's latest is officially due out on June 22.

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Eminem's <i>Recovery</i>

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It doesn't matter if you're a new kid on the block like Drake or a veteran like Eminem, chances are your new album is bound to leak early at some point. Marshall Mathers is the latest to fall to the leak plague, as his upcoming Recovery hit the Internet on Monday, two weeks before its June 22 official release date, and spread like wildfire.

Fan forums immediately blew up with quick-take reviews on the rapper's second album in as many years, raving about the many different sounds Slim Shady tries on over the course of the disc. The opening track, "Cold Wind Blows," finds Em taking aim at some of his favorite targets, viciously daring haters to take him on while dropping references to Elton John, Michael Vick, Aquaman, Michael J. Fox and Mariah Carey before dipping into a sing-songy chorus,...

Breaking down windows with his bare hands, jumping into canyons and learning to fly, surviving a walk in Newark: such are the superpowers of Eminem in the Richard Lee-directed clip to his "Not Afraid." The song explains his years-long struggle with drugs and the battles of fame, which translates into ambiguous visual metaphors of standing on  the ledge of a tall building, a creepy hall of mirror, the ilk. Em puts on his serious acting  face for his scenes of confusion and then ultimately his triumphs, as he bobs and gestures through dark, weird scenes on Market Street and a dirty...

'For him to have brought himself here and that video shoot here, it's gonna bring more attention to the Brick City,' one local says.

By Shaheem Reid

Eminem shoots "Not Afraid" in Newark, NJ

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Newark, New Jersey — Imagine you're walking down your block and somebody tells you that Eminem is filming his new video in your neighborhood. Imagine, even further, that you live in a tough city like Newark, which is near New York but doesn't exactly see that kind of high-profile action every day.

But of course, in one of the main sections of Eminem's just-released video for "Not Afraid" (from his forthcoming Recovery LP), Slim Shady walks down Market Street in downtown Newark among some locals.

"It was a month or three weeks ago," Newark native Kyro "Ro" Inman, who appeared as an extra in the video, told MTV News. "I was walking [on Market Street] and I asked,...

Slim Shady soars through Newark like a superhero in heavily symbolic new clip.

By Shaheem Reid

Eminem's "Not Afraid"

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Eminem's video for "Not Afraid," the first offering from his June 22 release Recovery, has premiered.

Directed by Richard Lee, the video starts with Eminem standing on a rooftop ledge that overlooks New Jersey. As he says his opening lines, the clip shifts to a basement, where Slim Shady is rhyming on the steps, then standing.

The video goes back to the rooftop, where Em goes closer to the edge. The shot could be taken as a metaphor for his life. Last year, the Grammy Award winner very openly told his story of being in a drug-induced haze for years. He said his addiction was so horrific, he almost overdosed and died.

Just like in real life, Em stops short of going off the ledge in the video. Instead, he...

Slim Shady soars through Newark like a superhero in heavily symbolic new clip.

By Shaheem Reid

Eminem in "Not Afraid"

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Eminem's video for "Not Afraid," the first offering from his June 22 release Recovery,, dropped on Saturday (June 5) — and you can watch the full clip right here.

Directed by Richard Lee, the video starts with Eminem standing on a rooftop ledge that overlooks New Jersey. As he says with his opening lines, the clip shifts to a basement, where Slim Shady is rhyming on the steps, then standing.

The video goes back to the rooftop, where Em goes closer to edge. The shot could be taken as a metaphor for his life. Last year, the Grammy Award winner very openly told his story of being in a drug-induced haze for years. He said his addiction was so horrific, he almost overdosed and died.

Just like in real life, Em...

A funny thing happened on the way to the global economic meltdown: The weak U.S. dollar got stronger.

But as the greenback flexes its muscles for the first time in nearly a decade, the U.S. movie industry is bracing for slimmer revenue as foreign currencies shrink in dollar terms when repatriated to the U.S. Major studio number crunchers are busy handing down new exchange rates for use in converting boxoffice revenue.

Studio year-by-year overseas boxoffice comparisons will be adversely affected if the strength of the dollar persists through 2008.

In 2007, the dollar fell 6.8% against global currencies, according to Reuters, and if trends persist, any such currency "bonus" will be missing this year. Last year, the favorable currency exchange helped pave the way for a record $9.4 billion in overseas grosses for the major studios.

Since the end of June, the U.S. dollar has staged a dramatic comeback. Of...