Chase effectively stepped away from acting in 2016, following a series of personal and legal issues

More than 28,000 tickets to Christopher Nolan’s historical epic at London’s BFI IMAX were snapped up within the first 24 hours

Comedian has been hinting at a fourth ‘Austin Powers’ for years

Oscar-winning director praised his sound designer and said he ‘would have found a way’ without needing to use AI

‘They were not 100 per cent on board,’ producer Kathleen Kennedy admitted

The trailer offers fans a glimpse into the eagerly-awaited fifth instalment of the animated franchise

Woolf’s second novel, Night and Day, published in 1919, is often seen as an anomaly

The Oscar-winning actor will also write the script for the project

There’s still wit and imagination here – and unexpected timeliness with the UK social media ban for under-16s – but the emotional stakes feel tired and the storylines recycled. It is the worst in the series by far

Holland has not announced any official plans to retire from the iconic superhero role

Oscar-winning actor to write and direct fact-based movie that will follow a police officer mixed up in 2021 Capitol riot

Sean Penn will direct a new film about the January 6 riot set to star Bradley Cooper.

According to Deadline, the star, who recently won his third Oscar, will bring what’s been described as a “passion project” to the screen and act as both writer and director.

This article was amended on 16 June 2026. An earlier version stated that Sean Penn had won two Oscars, not three.

A Luke Skywalker light saber from ‘The Empire Strikes Back’ is expected to fetch at least $1 million at an upcoming auction

Studio confirms ‘Furiosa’ star will play a Sindar elf who is ‘a trusted and lethal agent of King Thranduil’

‘I couldn't string two words together!’ Oscar-nominated star confessed

Film star was diagnosed with aphasia in 2022 and frontotemporal dementia a year later

Actor is reprising role as mutant leader Magneto in forthcoming film

Couple ended their eight-year first-look deal with Netflix in April

A Fujifilm Portugal fechou o ano fiscal de 2025 com receitas de 60 milhões de euros, um crescimento de 8% face ao ano anterior. O desempenho da filial portuguesa não só bateu o próprio recorde como superou o crescimento global do grupo Fujifilm Holdings Corporation, que aumentou 5% para 19,18 mil milhões de euros.

O resultado coloca Portugal como um dos mercados mais dinâmicos da multinacional japonesa na Europa. A região europeia cresceu 6,7% no mesmo período, para 3,32 mil milhões de euros, mas a operação portuguesa conseguiu ir ainda mais longe. Já a operação ibérica, que junta Portugal e Espanha, atingiu uma faturação de 169 milhões de euros.

O grande motor dos resultados foi a área de Healthcare, que representa já 52% da faturação total da empresa em Portugal. O foco em soluções de diagnóstico por imagem tem posicionado a Fujifilm como parceira estratégica na modernização tecnológica do setor da saúde nacional.

“Os resultados alcançados refletem a relevância crescente da operação portuguesa na estratégia europeia da Fujifilm. Portugal tem vindo a afirmar-se como um centro de competências especializadas, com equipas altamente qualificadas”, afirma Pedro Mesquita, Diretor-Geral da Fujifilm Portugal e Espanha.

Para sustentar o crescimento, a empresa vai reforçar a equipa em Vila Nova de Gaia nos próximos meses. A unidade de Gaia é hoje um polo estratégico para a Europa, responsável pela reparação de equipamentos fotográficos e de endoscopia para vários mercados. Atualmente, a Fujifilm Portugal conta com 165 colaboradores.

O ano de 2025 ficou ainda marcado pela abertura da Fujifilm House of Photography Porto, um investimento de 500 mil euros que segue o conceito já implementado em Londres e Barcelona.

Com atividade nas áreas de Healthcare, Imaging e Business Innovation, a empresa garante que vai continuar a apostar na inovação tecnológica e no desenvolvimento de competências especializadas para manter a trajetória de crescimento.

The actor starts chant after president said he doesn’t ‘think about Americans’ financial situation, not even a little bit’

Robert De Niro has renewed his attack on Donald Trump at an event in New York on Sunday. Speaking at Rise Up, Sing Out: A Concert for the first amendment, the actor led the crowd in a repeated cry of “shut the fuck up!” in response to assorted remarks and policies of the current president.

“I’m pretty close to being a free speech absolutist,” said De Niro, “even speech I don’t like, and there’s plenty of that around. So when I hear something I don’t like, I use my own free speech to respond.

Actor said he has ‘no plans’ to work with his former friend