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Hollywood stars Michael B Jordan and Austin Butler will lead the "Miami Vice '85" reboot. Joseph Kosinski directs the film, set for an August 6, 2027 release. Jordan plays Ricardo Tubbs, and Butler is James Crockett. The movie revisits mid-1980s Miami's glamour and corruption. It draws inspiration from the original TV series' pilot and first season.

Rumors are buzzing in Hollywood that Tom Cruise could embody the villain in the forthcoming 'Miami Vice' revival, directed by Joseph Kosinski. Although some industry voices are alluding to discussions, others are pushing back against the notion. Cast in the lead roles, Austin Butler and Michael B. Jordan will bring Crockett and Tubbs back to life.

Tom Cruise is reportedly being considered for the villainous role in the upcoming 'Miami Vice' reboot, directed by Joseph Kosinski and starring Austin Butler and Michael B. Jordan. This potential move would mark a return to darker characters for Cruise, following his extensive hero roles.

The United States is experiencing a chaotic mix of extreme weather, from blizzards in the Great Lakes to potential tornadoes in the East and unprecedented heat in the Southwest. While spring naturally brings volatile conditions, scientists suggest a 'wacky' jet stream, potentially influenced by climate change, is amplifying these events.

Christian Bale has officially confirmed his role in 'Heat 2', joining Leonardo DiCaprio in the highly anticipated sequel to the 1995 crime classic. Bale revealed his return to Chicago for the film, which is based on Michael Mann's novel. Production is set to begin in August across international locations, with details on the stars' roles still under wraps.

Actor Chris Hemsworth has signed up to star in Michael Mann's untitled film.

A sequel to Michael Mann's iconic film 'Heat' is officially confirmed. Pre-production is underway for 'Heat 2'. Big names like Leonardo DiCaprio, Austin Butler, Adam Driver, and Bradley Cooper are being considered for roles. The film will explore different timelines, including the younger years of Al Pacino's character. This new movie follows the release of the novel 'Heat 2'.

Actor Christian Bale is touted to play the titular character in Michael Mann's 'Ferrari'.

A furloughed convict and his American and Chinese partners hunt a high-level cybercrime network from Chicago to Los Angeles to Hong Kong to Jakarta.

Hugh Jackman is in talks to replace Christian Bale in the Enzo Ferrari biopic.

Christian Bale and Noomi Rapace will reportedly star in Paramount's film on the Italian auto mogul Enzo Ferrari.

The responses to Mira Nair's new work The Reluctant Fundamentalist which opened at this year's Venice Film Festival, left Mira humbled.

Filmmaker Michael Mann's biopic film 'Ferrari' on Thursday received a 7.5-minute-long standing ovation after its screening at the Venice Film Festival.

The world is getting warmer, winters included. The US, however, has experienced severe winter storms in recent years, and experts are taking a closer look at the link between these extreme cold events and climate change. While the link between global warming and heat waves is very direct, the behavior of winter storms is governed by complex atmospheric dynamics that are more difficult to study.

Michael Mann, a leading climate scientist and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, has gained recent attention due to a controversial comment regarding President Donald Trump’s refusal to comply with a federal court ruling. Known for his contributions to climate science, particularly the "hockey stick" graph, Mann has faced legal and political battles, including defamation lawsuits. Despite controversies, Mann continues to advocate for urgent climate action, maintaining his position as a significant voice in climate policy discussions and scientific communication.

Filmmaker Michael Mann has roped in actors Adam Driver, Penelope Cruz, and Shailene Woodley to star in his upcoming racing drama 'Ferrari'. Driver, who replaced Hugh Jackman in the project, will star in the film as ex-racecar driver and auto manufacturing giant Enzo Ferrari.

Adam Driver, star of the film "Ferrari," revealed that he wasn't allowed to drive the race cars in the movie due to insurance reasons. The film, directed by Michael Mann, tells the story of Enzo Ferrari and his struggles in 1957. Driver's co-star, Patrick Dempsey, did get to drive replicas of the cars. The film features authentic sounds recorded from the original cars and is one of 23 movies competing for the Golden Lion award at the Venice Film Festival.

This year is "virtually certain" to be the warmest in 125,000 years, European Union scientists said on Wednesday, after data showed last month was the world's hottest October in that period. Last month smashed through the previous October temperature record, from 2019, by a massive margin, the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) said. "The record was broken by 0.4 degrees Celsius, which is a huge margin," said C3S Deputy Director Samantha Burgess, who described the October temperature anomaly as "very extreme".

Austin Butler is attached to headline a new biopic on cycling icon Lance Armstrong, bringing together a package stacked with Academy Award-nominated talent.

Actor Roger E. Mosley passed away early on Sunday at the age of 83, his daughter announced. He was best known for playing Theodore "TC" Calvin, a helicopter pilot, in the CBS television series "Magnum P.I."

A recent study led by US scientist James Hansen suggests that global warming is happening faster than previously thought, and a critical temperature limit could be crossed within the next decade. The research reveals that the Earth's climate is more responsive to human activities than previously understood, meaning that a “dangerous” burst of heating will be unleashed which could lead to a significant increase in global temperatures, with the world becoming 1.5°C hotter than what it was within the 2020s and 2°C hotter by 2050.

Hollywood superstar Johnny Depp shocked restaurant staff in Chicago by leaving a mammoth tip of $4,000.

Actor Hugh Jackman says he was initially unsure about the ending of 'Logan', as he believed it would have been more powerful if Wolverine survived.

University of Pennsylvania climate professor Michael Mann is under fire after suggesting on social media that the US is in "second amendment territory" if President Donald Trump does not comply with a federal court ruling blocking his effort to dismantle the Education Department. Mann later clarified his comments as a rhetorical defense of democracy. The remarks sparked backlash, legal scrutiny, and debate amid ongoing tensions between academia and the Trump administration.

Exciting news from Tinseltown! Michael B. Jordan may soon trade his usual roles for that of Detective Ricardo Tubbs in Universal's fresh take on "Miami Vice." Under the skilled direction of Joseph Kosinski, this film promises to delve into the surreal sparkle and harsh realities of mid-'80s Miami life.

Zoe Saldana, whose films have grossed $15 billion, plans to venture into directing action movies, particularly heist-themed ones inspired by 'Heat'. Her film 'Emilia Perez' is generating awards buzz at the Toronto Film Festival after success at Cannes. She also reflected on her roles in blockbuster hits like 'Avatar' and 'Avengers'.

Jennifer Garner says she and husband Ben Affleck are like ‘passing ships’.

Bollywood stars Ranbir Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan are set to grace the Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, this December. They will participate in the 'In Conversation' segment, sharing the stage with prominent figures like Viola Davis and Mona Zaki.

Hollywood star Mark Ruffalo in talks to join 'Crime 101' cast with Chris Hemsworth. Directed by Bart Layton, the crime thriller is based on Don Winslow's novella, featuring detective Lou Lubesnick and 'Crime 101' rules. Further, Chris Hemsworth is also set to produce the film with a stellar production team.

The Academy of Motion Picture Art & Sciences has announced a roll back of its decision to present four categories of Oscars during the commercial breaks.