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An image shared on X claims to show the Iranian president’s helicopter crash. The wreckage of Iranian President Raisi’s helicopter has been found.#Iran #Reuters #HelicopterCrash #IranianPresident#Raisi#Iran #Iranian #Iran #إيران#الرئيس_الإيراني #Raisi pic.twitter.com/kc82BRgfbE — احمد صلاح (@mdl959809929722) May 19, 2024 Verdict: False The image is from January and was taken in Texas, not Iran. Fact Check: The Iranian president and […]

USA Today debunked the claim via a May 17 article, citing First Amendment experts who labeled the claim as 'unconstitutional'

This is the seventh such lawsuit filed against the music mogul

'The gang violence is on the rise'

The monkey was later captured and placed in a zoo

News Ink Blood Sister Scribe An Outlander Writer Is Adapting Ink Blood Sister Scribe as a Series Magical sisters AND magical libraries, huzzah By Molly Templeton | Published on May 22, 2024 Emma Törzs photo by Maxwell Collyard Comment 0 Share New Share Emma Törzs photo by Maxwell Collyard Emma Törzs’s debut novel, Ink Blood Sister Scribe, made a considerable splash when it was published in 2023. The fantasy tale was chosen as a Good Morning America Book Club pick and a New York Times Notable Book, and now, a year after publication, it has a new claim to fame: Deadline reports that it’s been greenlit as a series by Gato Grande, which is part of Amazon MGM Studios. The novel will be adapted by writer and executive producer Bronwyn Garrity, who has an interesting track record with SFF shows: She has been a writer and/or producer on series including Under the Dome, Outlander, The Umbrella Academy, and The Peripheral. Ink Blood Sister Scribe comes recommended by a host of stellar authors, with blurbs from Marlon James, Kelly Link, and more. In The Washington Post, Charlie Jane Anders called it “downright irresistible.” Here’s the book’s synopsis: For generations, the Kalotay family has guarded a collection of ancient and rare books. Books that let a person walk through walls or manipulate the elements—books of magic that half-sisters Joanna and Esther have been raised to revere and protect.All magic comes with a price, though, and for years the sisters have been separated. Esther has fled to a remote base in Antarctica to escape the fate that killed her own mother, and Joanna’s isolated herself in their family home in Vermont, devoting her life to the study of these cherished volumes. But after their father dies suddenly while reading a book Joanna has never seen before, the sisters must reunite to preserve their family legacy. In the process, they’ll uncover a world of magic far bigger and more dangerous than they ever imagined, and all the secrets their parents kept hidden; secrets that span centuries, continents, and even other libraries . . . The adaptation news comes just in time for the novel’s paperback release; you can get that edition on June 11th. No casting has been announced for the adaptation yet.[end-mark] The post An Outlander Writer Is Adapting Ink Blood Sister Scribe as a Series appeared first on Reactor.

News X-Men The Next X-Men Movie Might Have a Writer Don’t screw this up, Marvel! By Molly Templeton | Published on May 22, 2024 Screenshot: 20th Century Fox Comment 0 Share New Share Screenshot: 20th Century Fox Following the 2019 purchase of Fox by Disney—a business move that meant mutants could appear in the same cinematic universe as Avengers—Marvel has been slowly dipping its toes in mutant waters. A Beast here, a reference there. A delightful animated show that presumably has no bearing on whatever live-action X-Men come to the screen next. But an X-Men film is most certainly on the way: Last fall, Deadline reported that the studio had begun meeting with writers, but was taking its time with the inevitable project. Now, Deadline says Marvel may have found their guy (and yes, it’s a guy). Michael Lesslie is “in negotiations” to write the film, which has no director and no stars as of yet. (As ever, baseball hat aficionado Kevin Feige will produce.) Recently, Lesslie adapted The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes for the screen. He was one of the three writers of the Assassin’s Creed movie adaptation, and his upcoming projects are an odd bunch, including Now You See Me 3 and the very intriguing, Riz Ahmed-starring take on Hamlet. As no X-Men fan has forgotten, the last live-action X-Men movie was 2019’s Dark Phoenix (pictured above), which marked not the first but the second time writer Simon Kinberg botched the Dark Phoenix plotline from the classic comics. (Kinberg wrote and directed Dark Phoenix; he was also one of the writers of X-Men: The Last Stand.) Once upon a time, the X-Men films were great, and their success arguably paved the way for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in which we now all live. Perhaps we can have greatness once again. [end-mark] The post The Next X-Men Movie Might Have a Writer appeared first on Reactor.