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Beetlejuice scoffs chicken wings in meta Hot Ones special opposite Michael Keaton

‘Who the hell are you?’ Beetlejuice asked Keaton between swigs of hot sauce

The Independent UK

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice has been summoned onto the cover of the new issue of Total Film

Catch yourself a sighting of the ghost with the most before the long-awaited sequel arrives to haunt cinemas

Total Film

Jenna Ortega says "my soul left my body" when she first saw Michael Keaton as Beetlejuice: "I wanted to remember it for the rest of my life"

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is out September 6

Total Film

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New Beetlejuice 2 trailer is a a wacky, macabre joyride with Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder

A new Beetlejuice Beetlejuice trailer is here

Total Film

Jenna Ortega Praises Winona Ryder As A Guiding Light

Jenna Ortega shines in 'Wednesday' and 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' sequel alongside Winona Ryder, promising fans a nostalgic yet fresh experience.

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The Cliff by Manon Debaye review – misfits with a monstrous plan

This deceptively charming story of preteen friends seeking refuge in the French countryside is a modern-day Lord of the Flies

The Guardian - UK

Belgian royal holds spotlight on human rights in trade

Princess Astrid of Belgium has continued her visit to Australia, part of her nation's first economic mission here in more than 10 years.

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Belgian royal leads trade mission after stalled EU deal

Princess Astrid of Belgium has met Governor-General David Hurley in Sydney at the start of a week-long trade mission to Australia.

Cinemablend

America Ferrera Has Some Thoughts On The Live-Action How To Train Your Dragon Remake

CinemaBlend spoke to America Ferrera about her thoughts on Astrid being reimagined in live action for an upcoming How To Train Your Dragon remake.

The Guardian - UK

Hot off the press: authors pick their page-turners for summer

From murder mysteries to comic novels, Maggie Shipstead, Caleb Azumah Nelson, Nina Stibbe, Paul Murray and other authors choose unputdownable favourites for your summer break

The Guardian - UK

Windmill Hill by Lucy Atkins review – haunted by the past

A tale of scandal in the English countryside from the author of Magpie Lane is rich in charm and surprises

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Daily Mirror

Three royal princesses' remarkable US tour - from Disney trips to meeting Elvis

Queen Margrethe of Denmark, Princess Margaretha of Sweden and Princess Astrid of Norway travelled on a joint trip of California in 1960 and were pictured at Disneyland and met other famous faces

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should my boyfriend stop farting in front of me?

He thinks it’s natural and funny. She thinks it’s gross and it kills the romance. Can you smell a rat?

Wales Online

Boy left paralysed after 'blood vessels exploded in his brain'

Josh Pollard suffered four seizures in 15 minutes

Daily Record

Scots boy saved by mum's quick thinking after 'blood vessels exploded in his brain'

Nine-year-old Josh Pollard suffered four seizures in just 15 minutes after suddenly falling ill while out pumpkin picking in October 2021 before medics discovered he had an arteriovenous malformation.

Tribune News Service

Rekha Basu: An Iowa 'Documented Dreamer' tells a U.S. House panel about her plight, shared by 200,000 others

Pareen Mhatre of Iowa City got a reprieve, or something like that, considering she'd done nothing wrong to warrant one. She got to complete her degree from the University of Iowa in biomedical engineering. But once she gets it, in December, she could be thrust back into the visa limbo…

Evening Standard

Welcome to Eden, the new Spanish hit on Netflix: a trippy, dated dystopia – but still good fun

This Spanish-language series delivers every ingredient for a YA hit, but the plotting leaves something to be desired

The Independent UK

Welcome to Eden wants us to question what we consider paradise

Despite so much of Netflix’s new Spanish hit not making sense, it undeniably strikes a nerve, writes Amanda Whiting

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