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Fans hoping to see Sydney Sweeney in 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' will be disappointed as her cameo has been cut. The actress filmed a brief scene as a celebrity client interacting with Emily Blunt's character, but it was removed during post-production due to creative decisions. The sequel, releasing May 1, sees the return of original cast members.

Hollywood icon Kim Novak has publicly opposed Sydney Sweeney's casting as her in the upcoming biopic "Scandalous!" The 92-year-old star believes Sweeney is unsuitable, fearing the film will sensationalize her 1950s romance with Sammy Davis Jr.

Actor and writer Stephen Hibbert, renowned for his role as The Gimp in 'Pulp Fiction', has passed away at 68. Hibbert, who also penned for 'Late Night with David Letterman' and animated shows, died unexpectedly from a heart attack. His family confirmed his death, remembering his dedication to arts and family.

The father-son duo of Rory McIlroy and his father, Gerry McIlroy, won the prestigious Seminole Pro-Member event in Florida, posting an impressive gross score of 63. The victory will serve as a significant boost for McIlroy ahead of the Arnold Palmer Invitational. The Seminole Pro-Member pairs world-class professionals with amateurs for 18 holes.

Australian skipper Pat Cummins has backed newcomer Nathan McSweeney to excel in his Test debut against India in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy opener. McSweeney will open the batting, filling the void left by David Warner's retirement. Cummins urged McSweeney to play his natural game and not feel pressured to emulate Warner's aggressive style.

Danica Patrick has questioned the backlash surrounding Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ad, which features the actress modeling jeans with the tagline "Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans." While some critics claim the ad promotes white beauty standards, Patrick and WWE legend Sgt. Slaughter have voiced their support for Sweeney. Others, like ESPN's David Dennis Jr.

'Euphoria' actor Sydney Sweeney will be starring in an upcoming psychological horror film titled 'Immaculate'.

Australia's Test opener Nathan McSweeney has been dropped from the squad for the fourth Test against India after struggling against Jasprit Bumrah. Teenage prodigy Sam Konstas receives his first call-up. McSweeney, a non-specialist opener, averaged a meager 14.40 in three Tests. His dismissal by Bumrah four times in six innings sealed his fate.

Sydney Sweeney embodies boxing legend Christy Martin in the new film, 'Christy,' which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The movie chronicles Martin's journey from West Virginia to becoming a world champion and her resilience after a brutal attack by her husband. Sweeney underwent rigorous training, engaging in real sparring for the role.

Sydney Sweeney traded her usual attire for boxing gloves in 'Christy,' which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film, based on Christine Renea Salters' life, sees Sweeney's character navigating relationship issues and career challenges after a significant fight. Reviews are mixed, with some praising Sweeney's performance as Oscar-worthy, while others find the film conventional.

Sydney Sweeney's portrayal of boxer Christy Salters Martin in the biopic "Christy" at TIFF has generated significant Oscar buzz. Sweeney transformed physically and emotionally to embody the boxing icon, earning praise from Martin herself.

Young batter Nathan McSweeney remains hopeful about joining Australia's Test team, aiming to succeed veteran Usman Khawaja, who hints the Ashes may be his last series. Despite a challenging debut series and being dropped for Sam Konstas, opener McSweeney intends to consult Aussie selectors on future opportunities.

Job security isn't the only thing Don Sweeney's two-year deal is about: it's about redemption. After the disaster that was the 2015 draft, it seems that the Bruins are giving him one final shot at getting it right. With a high draft pick, stockpiled future selections, and a strong core already in place, Sweeney has every tool there is to prove himself now: whether he can learn from his mistakes and take Boston to its next Stanley Cup run remains to be seen.

Australian cricketer Nathan McSweeney is set to make his Test debut as an opener in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India, despite not usually playing that position. Former Australian opener David Warner has expressed confidence in McSweeney's abilities, highlighting his strong technique and patience as key assets.

Australian opener Usman Khawaja has offered reassurance to his new opening partner, Nathan McSweeney, ahead of the India Test series. Khawaja emphasized that McSweeney shouldn't feel pressured to emulate David Warner's aggressive style, believing that a solid foundation is more crucial than rapid scoring.

Ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Ricky Ponting and Ian Healy backed Nathan McSweeney, the Australia A captain, to open for the hosts while citing his recent form and experience. He outperformed other contenders such as Sam Konstas, Cameron Bancroft, and Marcus Harris and has been picked in XI for Perth.

Sydney Sweeney stars in 'Christy', a biopic about boxing legend Christy Martin. She gained 30 pounds for the role and is almost unrecognizable. The movie premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and received a standing ovation. Sweeney thanked Martin for her inspiring life. The actress loved transforming into the boxer and dedicated herself to training.

David Warner has backed Nathan McSweeney to excel in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy, starting Friday. The 25-year-old South Australian captain is set for his Test debut as an opener alongside Usman Khawaja. Despite limited experience in the role, Warner believes McSweeney's technique and patience will be crucial for Australia.

Sydney Sweeney transformed herself for the biopic 'Christy', portraying boxing legend Christy Martin. Sweeney underwent rigorous training and a specific diet, including Chick-fil-A, to embody the athlete. The film, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, received a standing ovation. Sweeney expressed her honor in telling Martin's story, which highlights her boxing career and struggle with domestic abuse.

Sydney Sweeney, who is known for her roles in 'Everything Sucks!', 'The Handmaid's Tale' and 'Sharp Objects' shared, that she wants to do projects that are out of the box and surprise the audience.