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O.J. Simpson speaks on "Tiger King" and Carole Baskin as he remains on the golf course during the coronavirus pandemic.

Much like the rest of us, O.J. Simpson has watched the new Netflix docu-series Tiger King: murder, Mayhem & Madness and he has some theories over what actually happened to Carole Baskin's husband.

The former football star is widely believed to have gotten away with murder, and now he seems to believe that Carole Baskin has done the same thing.

Recording a video on the golf course where he is currently not social distancing, O.J. Simpson claimed that he watched the majority of Tiger King this week and he is convinced that Baskin had something to do with her husband's death.




"There's not a shred of doubt in my mind that that lady's husband is tiger sashimi right now," said Simpson before laughing and signing off.

Carole Baskin has vehemently denied having anything to do with her husband's death, for the record.

In the same video, Simpson makes a comment about race and the current state of America.

"Oh my god, is America in this bad of shape?" asks the man. "I watched about six episodes of this show and I couldn't even believe what I was looking at. White people! What's with you and wild animals? Leave them animals alone!"

Watch the full video below and be prepared to cringe.

Taraji P. Henson has been forced to delay her wedding to Kelvin Hayden once again, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The 49-year-old actress had initially set an April date for her nuptials, but pushed it back to June for fear of bad weather.

However, now that the Covid-19 virus is leading to the cancellation of weddings all around the world - due to the rules in many countries that there be a maximum of five guests at any ceremony - Taraji will have to wait a little longer before she walks down the aisle.


“It’s probably going to be more like July," she explained to U.S. TV show Extra via video chat app Zoom. "We have to see what this will be like at the other end."

The "Empire" star added that both she and Kelvin have elderly relatives to take into consideration when thinking about when to reschedule their wedding for.

"Our grandparents, my grandmother is about to turn 96, his is 86, how do we get them to the wedding now? Now, we are concerned, just trying to figure out the safest and best way," she said.

In the meantime, Taraji, who will next be seen in Netflix movie "Coffee & Kareem," is doing her best to keep herself busy during the lockdown period, and has even lost 5 lbs since she started social distancing.

She's also picked up a new hobby, as she revealed: "I have aligned all of my chakras more than once, meditating a lot. I find myself praying, reflecting a lot, doing a lot of things I have said I wanted to do around the house that I donÂ’t have time to do... Keeping busy, I learned how to do gel nails. I am a nail tech now."

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"By now, Star Wars fans likely know that legendary composer John Williams appears in a cameo shot in J.J. AbramsÂ’ saga-ending Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. ItÂ’s a terrific tip of the hat to an iconic composer who contributed just as much to the seriesÂ’ success as any director, writer or cast member. Without exaggeration, WilliamsÂ’ score is a character in the Star Wars legacyÂ… and WilliamsÂ’ legacy, as it turns out, made it into the scene.

During the latest ReelBlend episode, Debs Paterson spoke with the hosts about her documentary The Skywalker Legacy, which is included as a supplemental feature on the Rise of Skywalker Blu-ray and DVD. And when she talked about being on the set the day that John Williams filmed the cameo, Debs revealed that there are 51 Easter Eggs included in the production design of the scene – one for every Oscar nomination that Williams had received. She told us:

The John Williams thing was incredible. And I’d been tracking that for some seven months or something. Rosemary Brandenburg, who I love, talked us through all of the different [references]. She talks us through all 51 of the tributes that they did. … I emailed her the other day actually to say, ‘Look, you have to do a full list. The internet would love you for doing full list.’

That would be insane. Because for the moment, the only footage we have is IN Paterson’s documentary, where J.J. Abrams is telling John Williams about the tribute. The composer seems incredibly impressed. Can you imagine? 51 Oscar nominations, for one man? Actually, it’s 52 now, as the composer also ended up being nominated for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, though he lost to Hildur Guðnadóttir, composer for Joker.

ItÂ’s remarkable that Debs Paterson was able to get that footage for her documentary, as it is, because everything in Star Wars world is cloaked in secrecy. As she tells the ReelBlend guys:

So basically they’d made all the tributes during the shoot, and then shipped them over to L.A. and then recreated the little bar area in the backlot of Bad Robot. So basically, that happened as a little piece during the edit. And it was, again, it was all so secretive. But I, like, I had my people by that point to say when it was going to be [filmed]. So I made sure I was there to film it. And then after, J.J. was like, ‘I don't know how you knew that was happening, but thank you so much for getting it!’

Want to hear the full interview? ItÂ’s part of the latest episode of ReelBlend:"

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"Colin Trevorrow has given fans an exciting first look at Jurassic World: Dominion ahead of the movie's release next year.

Although production on Jurassic World: Dominion has halted due to coronavirus, Trevorrow is still hard at work while maintaining social distancing. Posting on Instagram, Trevorrow shared the first official look at the upcoming threequel alongside the caption, "Working from home." The movie only started shooting at the end of February, so this might explain why there isn't much to show just yet.


Even though there are no dinosaurs in the photo, it shows someone riding a bicycle down a smoke-filled street of destruction. Following the cliffhanger ending of Fallen Kingdom, last year's Jurassic World: Battle at Big Rock was a short film that neatly set up Dominion's storyline.

While Steven Spielberg famously opened the gates to Jurassic Park back in 1993, Trevorrow introduced a whole new generation to the dinosaur romp with 2015's Jurassic World. This was followed by J.A. Bayona's Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom in 2018, before returning to Trevorrow to round off the new trilogy in 2021.

Filming was underway in London with an impressive cast that's set to bring back Bryce Dallas Howard and Chris Pratt alongside Jurassic favorites Jeff Goldblum, Laura Dern, and Sam Neill. Trevorrow's first shot comes after he shared a tease of Jurassic World: Dominion's poster. There's no official synopsis for the movie, which makes Trevorrow's Instagram post even more mysterious.

Directed by Colin Trevorrow, Jurassic World: Dominion stars Bryce Dallas Howard, Chris Pratt, Jake Johnson and Omar Sy along with Sam Neill, Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum from the Jurassic Park trilogy. The film is currently scheduled to arrive in theaters on June 11, 2021."

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"Star Wars confirms Emperor Palpatine was a clone in Return of the Jedi. The classic villain made a surprise return in The Rise of Skywalker, becoming the thread that tied all three trilogies of the Skywalker saga together. The twist (which was saved as a surprise reveal for the first Rise of Skywalker teaser trailer) made the Emperor the overarching antagonist of the entire narrative, which was an exciting proposition for fans. Unfortunately, Palpatine's role in The Rise of Skywalker ended up being one of the most polarizing elements of the entire film, as his reappearance came across as random and sudden - rather than being an organic build-up to a climactic showdown.

The movie was scant on vital details about Palpatine's return, including how exactly he survived the events of Return of the Jedi Lucasfilm has used tie-in publishing materials, like the Rise of Skywalker visual dictionary and novelization, to fill in these gaps. Among the biggest revelations are Rise of Skywalker's Palpatine being a clone body the Emperor transferred his consciousness to as he was falling down the second death Star's shaft. Fan reaction to these reveals have been just as mixed as the film, so it'll be interesting to see what the response to this latest bit of information is.

In the recently released book The Art of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, none other than director J.J. Abrams confirms Palpatine was a clone in Return of the Jedi. He stated he learned this while talking with George Lucas prior to writing the Rise of Skywalker script. Check out his quote in the space below:







It's unknown why Lucas didn't make this clear until now (although, this is the same person who sat on A New Hope's "Maclunkey" edit for years), but it's bound to be frustrating for viewers. It's another illustration of the Star Wars franchise's continued reliance on non-movie materials to flesh out key aspects that fundamentally alter the films. The Star Wars books (including the non-narrative ones) and comics are arguably at their best when they're simply fleshing out little aspects in the movies, giving interested readers additional context that may enhance their rewatches of the films. They shouldn't be required reading to have a full understanding of the movies; that could be alienating for general audiences who just want to follow the films' story. Knowing Palpatine was a clone in Return of the Jedi fundamentally alters how one looks at that movie and is something that should have been revealed long ago.

It'll be interesting to see if this Return of the Jedi twist is explored further in future Star Wars materials. The art book is slim on elaboration, leaving many questions viewers might have unanswered. For now, fans are left to their own devices to piece everything together, including why Palpatine needed to be in a clone body during the original trilogy. People know the Emperor was obsessed with unlocking the key to immortality, so perhaps this was all just part of a cycle for him and he transferred his consciousness to a new vessel once every decade or so. As Lucas would say, it's like poetry, it rhymes."


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