Jenna Ortega is setting the record straight. The Wednesday star confirms her Scream 7 exit had nothing to do with scheduling and everything to do with Melissa Barrera's firing — as protests erupt at the film's premiere.
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Warner Bros. is developing a "Dune-sized" Game of Thrones movie focused on Aegon's Conquest, with "Andor" writer Beau Willimon attached — while HBO develops a rival series version of the same story.
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Jenna Ortega is setting the record straight. The Wednesday star confirms her Scream 7 exit had nothing to do with scheduling and everything to do with Melissa Barrera's firing — as protests erupt at the film's premiere.
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Instagram is rolling out a new feature that will notify parents when their teenager repeatedly searches for terms related to suicide or self-harm — a significant escalation in Meta’s efforts to position itself as a responsible platform for young users amid mounting regulatory and public pressure. Starting next week, parents enrolled in Instagram’s parental supervision tools in the U.S., U.K., Australia, and Canada will receive an alert via email, text, or WhatsApp if their teen makes multiple searches for phrases associated with suicide or self-harm within a short period of time. The rollout will expand to other regions later this