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Ridley Scott says he’s still working on his Prometheus and Alien: Covenant sequel.

He told the LA Times it would see Michael Fassbender’s David creating a “brave new world for himself.” As one of the sickos that liked those movies, I’m pumped, but not holding my breath. There’s a sequel to Romulus and a second season of Earth on the way too, plus a new Alien: Isolation game. [Link: Ridley Scott's new movie is about the end of the world, but he's far from done | https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/movies/story/2026-08-26/ridley-scott-director-dog-stars-alien-blade-runner-gladiator-artificial-intelligence-ai | Los Angeles Times]

Iowa’s Democratic governor candidate: Kamala Harris shouldn’t run in 2028

Rob Sand, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee in Iowa, said in an interview released Wednesday that former Vice President Kamala Harris should not run for president in 2028. “Nope,” Sand remarked, after Politico’s Jonathan Martin asked him whether Harris should seek the Democratic nomination again. He also brushed off questions about Harris, who ran two unsuccessful…

Charlamagne knocks Jeffries over Kushner meeting: ‘Yo Hakeem, we don’t believe you’

Charlamagne Tha God slammed House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) over his private meeting with Jared Kushner, President Trump’s son-in-law, accusing the Democratic leader of undermining his own attacks on Trump and his allies. “Yo Hakeem, we don’t believe you,” Charlamagne said Tuesday on “The Breakfast Club,” days after The New York Times reported Sunday…

Blue states launch new suit to stop Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions

Democratic-controlled states brought a new lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s mail-in voting restrictions on Wednesday, hoping they’ll find better success after the Supreme Court ruled they sued prematurely. The high court found the states had no right to sue over the president’s executive order that he signed in the spring. But it left open the possibility that someone…