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USAInside James Gunn, Peter Safran’s DC Ouster: Exec Tensions and a Fateful David Ellison Visit
Russian-language media abroadDirector James Gunn will leave the post of head of DC. His place will be taken by a native of Marvel Jeremy Latch
EuropeBritish police say assessing further reports about Russell Brand
RussiaFamous stand-up comedian sentenced for rape: more than 10 years in prison
EuropeDenis Villeneuve “having a great time” picking next James Bond from star-filled shortlist
Belarus, the Caucasus and Central AsiaFive actors are considered for the role of Bond, including Pattinson and husband Dua Lipa
RussiaZelda: Ocarina of Time has received 96 points from critics
Middle EastGamers set for Zelda remake to hit the shelves
USARemembering Sebastián Lelio, an Auteur Who Centered Women’s Stories With Style and Sensitivity
Latin AmericaChile Declares Mourning for Director Lelio
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