Elliot Page and James McAvoy are weighing in on Marvel’s plans to recast the X-Men in the future. The actors, who played Kitty Pryde and Professor Charles Xavier, respectively, in the 20th Century Fox ...

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The actors, who played Kitty Pryde and Charles Xavier, were asked what they thought about the rumors of Bella Ramsey and Colman Domingo taking over the roles in the MCU. Elliot Page and James McAvoy ...

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AUBURN — Following the news of team captain Damari Alston's departure from the Auburn football program Monday, Oct. 13, multiple teammates expressed their support for him. Alston, a senior running ...

Diane Keaton’s famous friends took to social media to mourn her death at the age of 79. The iconic actress died in California, a family spokesperson told People Saturday. The cause of death is unclear ...

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Jakirovic: 'This league is about energy' Hull City boss Sergej Jakirovic said that it is more "no than yes" as to whether striker Oli McBurnie will be available for Saturday's Championship game ...

President Trump on Saturday directed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to use all of the department’s “available funds” to go toward paying military servicemembers during the government shutdown.