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Prime Video has cast Ray Winstone as Alan “Razor” Sharp, a former SAS operative haunted by a botched mission, in the new action-comedy series Danger Money, produced by Harry and Jack Williams.
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A Kentucky Education and Labor Cabinet report, summarized by WKYT, indicates unemployment rates rose in nearly all counties over a period beginning in May 2025, with some areas reaching 3.8%.
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In remarks tied to her Democratic primary campaign, Darializa Avila Chevalier, backed by Mamdani, said she plans not to engage with criticism that describes her as a communist, while arguing her political outlook aligns with the Democratic Party’s core base.
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The agreement covers 11 films and expands first-time franchise broadcasts to MTV, Nickelodeon, Nick at Nite, and Paramount Network starting July 3.
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A black-tie “Jackass” premiere event highlighted spectacle elements including a lewd-food presentation, an aerial drone display, and an ice installation shaped like a butt, according to Page Six. Johnny Knoxville attended, the outlet reported.
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The Czech filmmaker’s feature directorial debut, centered on legendary cinematographer Robert Richardson, has been boarded for distribution by B-Rated International ahead of its festival run.
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The feature documentary “Robert Richardson: The White Devil” will move toward international release after B-Rated International secured worldwide sales and distribution rights, with a first-look trailer released ahead of the Karlovy Vary film festival.
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Canada’s national public broadcaster, CBC/Radio-Canada, was confirmed as a full member of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) at the EBU’s 96th General Assembly in Prague, Czechia, formalizing a long-running relationship with Europe’s public service media organizations.
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The Lexington Duck Derby, part of the Sertoma Duck Race Festival, is set to return for its sixth year, with organizers using plastic ducks to raise money for local charitable work.
