“Building terrain. See you in theaters July 23, 2027,” Legendary and Warner Bros. posted on Instagram along with a picture of two pickaxes resting on top of a crafting table.
The Grammy winning artist reached the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the very first time, thanks to his song “What an Awesome God” reaching the No. 100 spot this week.
“People want the truth. They want the real truth. They don't want the ‘my truth.’ They want the Jesus truth. People are hungry to know what is real. And there's an aching world out there, and we get to bring them the hope of Jesus.”
Netflix looks to make its gaming library more valuable than ever by introducing party games hosted on a user’s TV, while players use their phone as a controller.
“I woke up one morning, threw up blood,” Cooper previously told Pastor Greg Laurie on PRAISE. At the time, Cooper’s wife, Sheryl, grabbed him by the ear and told him, “Party’s over.”
“The story of David is pretty wild, and I think there’s a reason why it’s resonated for so many years,” he told AP News. “People have come up to me from all walks of life — not just Christians — and they talk about how much they love it.”
Prince William shared that his family places a strong emphasis on spending time together, which is a major reason why he and Kate Middleton do not allow their children to have phones.
Executive producer Steven D. Binder gave some hints about the upcoming season in an interview with TVLine, including if "the Carla Marino story would tie into the Lily mystery and the anomaly in Eleanor Parker’s death certificate.”
GROW “follows Dinah Little (Golda Rosheuvel), a no-nonsense farmer with a tough-as-a-pumpkin exterior, who reluctantly takes in her abandoned niece, Charlie (Rose-Brookwell)."
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