John Kani

Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler are back as a mystery-solving duo in Netflix's upcoming sequel to 2019's "Murder Mystery." In the four years since their last adventure, Aniston and Sandler's characters, married couple Audrey and Nick Spitz, have become full-time detectives now struggling to get their agency up and running. But an invitation to their friend the Maharaja's disastrous wedding may change all of that when it lands them in yet another conundrum in "Murder Mystery 2."

"The Maharaja's been kidnapped, and all of you are suspects," Sandler's Nick says in the trailer, as the camera pans over a cast lineup that consists of Jodie Turner-Smith, Mélanie Laurent, Kuhoo Verma, and John Kani. Aniston's Audrey quips, "We're not going to be invited anywhere ever again."

The highly anticipated live-action prequel to 2019's "The Lion King" remake finally has a title and tentative release year. This year's D23 expo included plenty of buzzy highlights, and among them was an update on "The Lion King" prequel, originally announced in 2020 with Oscar-winning filmmaker Barry Jenkins ("Moonlight" and "If Beale Street Could Talk") attached as its director.

As per Variety, Jenkins unveiled the official name of his prequel film on 10 Sept. during D23 along with exclusive preview footage, which began with John Kani's Rafiki recalling the story of Mufasa to young cubs, which revealed that the lion was actually "an orphaned cub who had to navigate the world alone until he rose to become the king of Pride Rock."

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex ran a gauntlet of boos as they arrived at the first public engagement of their pseudo-royal tour. Harry and Meghan were met by demonstrators (insets) as they pulled up at Manchester's Bridgewater Hall, despite using a decoy car and entering through a back door. In the building, where Meghan would later give a keynote address at the One Young World summit for youth leaders, the welcome was warm.