Justin Timberlake showed off his fatherly duty on a phot he posted on his Instagram account, where he also greeted all the fathers celebrating their big day. Meanwhile, he has been reported to plan or rather make another baby with partner Jessica Biel. Meanwhile, plenty of celebrities also extended their father's day greetings on social media.
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Avengers: Infinity War Part 1 Casting Under Way for Evil Character, Magus; Beyonce Joins Marvel Cinematic Universe as Boom-Boom?
Casting is underway for Marvel's much-awaited film, Avengers: Infinity War Part 1, as auditions are being held for the evil character, Magus. Also, Beyonce might be making an appearance in MCU as she is being courted to play a role in the film. Several plot theories have surfaced about the film's possible plot.
Final Fantasy 15 Episode Duscae 2.0 and Wrestling Scenes; Final Fantasy VII Remake Arrives on PS4 All Improved
Find out what are the most recent news in the development of Final Fantasy 15 as Square Enix unveils several improvements in the demo released earlier in June. The remake of Final Fantasy VII makes several reveals as Tetsuya Nomura in interviewed.
Until Dawn Arrives as a Completed Title on August 25; Dev Says All 8 Characters can Stay Alive
Until Dawn follows the Butterfly Effect scheme where the storyline will be driven by the choices that the players would make. With that, all 8 characters can live or die. The Supermassive Games title will come with awesome graphics and animations. Check out these updates and wait for more to come as the horror video game releases in August this year.
Project CARS DLC Coming Soon; Dev Confirms Project CARS 2 with Largest Track Roster, Hillclimbs, Touge, and Rallycross Motorsports
Slightly Mad Studios confirms the release of Project CARS DLC in the near future as the sequel, Project CARS 2 is also in the works through a crowdfunding method. The next title will come with amazing features such as more tracks, locations on loose ground, over 200 cars and many more.
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Selena Gomez just premiered her lates single 'Good For You,' a song featuring A$AP Rocky. According to her vocal coach Steve Mackey, the song was about Justin Biber, though she did not directly pointed it out on the song. Meanwhile, Selena Gomez showed off her baseball skill during the Big Slick Celebrity Softball Game last June 19.
Bobby Heyward, Lamar Odom's close pal died recently due to suspected drug overdose. Heyward, 30, had just posted a photo days ago honoring their late friend Jamie Sangouthai who died of a skin infection due to intravenous drug use.
Priness Kate Middleton reveaeld her secret on shedding fats after giving birth. She in fact hired a personal trainer to keep her fit and healthy especially after giving birth to Princess Charlotte. Princess Kate had to eat organic fruits, vegetables and lean meats in order for her to stay slim.
SHINee bid farewell on weekly music shows with special performances as gift for the fans from their fourth full-length album “Odd.” The fans will have very little time to be lonely as the band will return soon this July with their newest repackaged album.
Super Junior leader Leeteuk discloses his consultations regarding his cancellation for his plans of nose job. Online communities, however, says that he must be referring to his second nose job.
Google Inc launched a free version of its music streaming service on Tuesday, as it sought to upstage the debut of Apple Inc's rival service next week.
British private equity firm Charterhouse [CHCAP.UL] is working with JP Morgan (JPM.N) on options for healthcare company Tunstall, in a deal which could value the company at up to 700 million pounds ($1.1 billion), a source familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
U.S. stocks ended with slight gains on Tuesday, with the Nasdaq eking out another record close while investors continued to await clarity on whether Greece could reach a deal to prevent defaulting on its loans.
Boeing Co (BA.N) on Tuesday named Dennis Muilenburg as chief executive officer, effective July 1, succeeding Jim McNerney.
