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Sophie Turner Injured, Production on 'Tomb Raider' Pauses Amid Recovery

Sophie Turneris recovering from an unspecified injury, leading to a production pause on Prime Video's newTomb RaiderTV show.

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"Sophie Turner recently experienced a minor injury," Amazon MGM Studios said in a statement toDeadlineon Sunday, March 29. "As a precaution, production has briefly paused to allow her time to recover. We look forward to resuming production as soon as possible."

Turner, 30, plays archeologist and adventurer Lara Croft in the new television adaptation based on theTomb Raidervideo game series. The series is executive produced byFleabagcreatorPhoebe Waller-Bridge.

"I'm so excited to announce the formidable Sophie Turner as our Lara alongside this phenomenal creative team," Waller-Bridge said in a September 2025 statement announcing Turner's casting. "It's not very often you get to make a show of this scale with a character you grew up loving. Everyone on board is wildly passionate about Lara and are all as outrageous, brave, and hilarious as she is. Get your artifacts out… Croft is coming…"

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"I am thrilled beyond measure, to be playing Lara Croft," Turner added. "She's such an iconic character, who means so much to so many – and I am giving everything I've got. They're massive shoes to fill, following in the steps ofAngelina [Jolie]andAlicia [Vikander]with their powerhouse performances, but with Phoebe at the helm, we (and Lara) are all in very safe hands. I can't wait for you all to see what we have cooking."

Tomb Raiderbegan filming in January and will also starSigourney Weaver,Jason IsaacsandMartin Bobb-Semple.

In a January appearance on SiriusXM'sThe Julia Cunningham Show, Turner opened up about how she prepared for the shoot.

"We've been doing eight hours a day, five days a week, since February last year of training, so it's been a lot," the actress said.

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She continued, "I've learned I have a perpetual back problem, but I also realized that it's much easier to build muscle if you've ever worked out before in your life, which I never had, so it has taken me months and months and months to get into good shape. That's what I've learned."

Turner also spoke about how her iconic role as Sansa Stark inGame of Thronesdid little to help her prepare for her new part.

"I was the cool queen who, like, didn't have to do that," she said of playing Sansa. "I also just kind of was the one that got beat up, not the one doing the beating. So, it's quite nice to learn how to throw a punch and not just take it."

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Arnold Schwarzenegger's Son Joseph Baena Wins His First Bodybuilding Competition

Arnold Schwarzenegger's son, Joseph Baena, won first place in multiple categories at the NPC Natural Colorado State competition this weekend

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  • "Mission Accomplished!" Baena wrote on Instagram, sharing photos of himself flexing onstage

  • The actor and bodybuilder's victory came a few days after he was spotted training with his dad at Gold's Gym in Venice Beach

Arnold Schwarzenegger's son,Joseph Baena, is officially a bodybuilding champion.

On Saturday, March 28, Baena, 28, shared a post onInstagram, revealing that he won first place in multiple categories at the NPC Natural Colorado State competition — including the Men's Open Body Heavy Weight Class, Men's Classic Physique True Novice and Men's Class Physique Novice.

"Mission Accomplished! 🥇," he wrote alongside several photos of himself flexing onstage during his bodybuilding debut.

Joseph Baena (left) working out with dad Arnold Schwarzenegger (right).Credit: Joseph Baena/Instagram

Baena, whose mom isMildred Patricia Baena, celebrated his first victory just days after he spent some time training and receiving tips from his dad at Gold's Gym in Venice Beach, Calif.

TheTerminatorstar, 78, started training at the same gym after moving to the United States in the 1960s.

From there, Schwarzenegger has been widely considered one of the greatest bodybuilders of all time, having won the Mr. Olympia title seven times and Mr. Universe five times, before he stopped competing in 1980.

While Baena is following in his father's footsteps, he opened up about howhe didn't always have the most toned physiquein a JulyInstagrampost.

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"People sometimes forget that I used to be chubby in high school," theGunneractor explained in his caption. "I got cut from my basketball and soccer team because I couldn't keep up with the other kids."

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"Swim didn't have tryouts thankfully and completely changed my life forever," he added. "That was my introduction to Fitness and training."

Baena previously told PEOPLE in 2022 that he used to beharassed by his classmates for his weight— even the ones he'd considered friends.

"I was bullied when I was a kid, elementary, middle school, and not really in high school, but I just felt like an outsider in high school at the beginning," he said at the time, further explaining that he was "really overweight from the end of elementary school into the beginning of high school."

"It was my closest friends that were the ones that bullied me the most and made fun of me for being overweight and all these kind of things," Baena continued. "So, that was really a big struggle for me in finding myself and figuring out and creating that ambition to change my weight and my physique."

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Scream 7 is heading to digital and Blu-ray on March 31

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  • PEOPLE has an exclusive look at a behind-the-scenes featurette included in the purchase, which explores the relationship with Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox's iconic characters Sidney Prescott and Gale Weathers

  • The digital download features over 40 minutes of bonus content, including deleted scenes and a music video for "Twisting the Knife" by Ice Nine Kills and Mckenna Grace

Scream 7is heading home!

The box office hit will be released on digital and Blu-ray on March 31, and PEOPLE has an exclusive look at a behind-the-scenes featurette included with the digital purchase.

The exclusive clip explores the intense relationship betweenNeve Campbell,Courteney Coxand their characters Sidney Prescott and Gale Weathers, both of whom first appeared in the 1996 Wes Craven-directed original.

"Its been really great to reunite with Courteney again, we love working with each other," said Campbell, 52, in the clip. "We were saying the other day we can't believe its been 30 years, it's just so crazy."

Cox's Gale Weathers is the only character to appear in all sevenScreamfilms. Its latest film also saw the return ofDavid Arquette,Matthew LillardandScott Foleyto reprise their beloved roles in the franchise.

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The digital download is packed with over 40 minutes of bonus content, including deleted scenes, and even a music video for "Twisting the Knife" by Ice Nine Kills andMckenna Grace, who stars in the film.

Scream 7finds Sidney Prescott living a quiet life with her family when a new Ghostface surfaces to target her and her teenage daughter (Isabel May). The film was a box office hit, grossing over $195 million worldwide.

Neve Campbell and Joel McHale in

According to its star, an eighth film in the iconic franchise is possible. Campbell spoke toEntertainment Tonighton set ofScream 7, saying there will "hopefully" be aScream 8,ifScream 7is well received.

"Let's see how audiences like it," said Campbell. "It would be great. It'd be fun."

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Robert De Niro stands against 'fool' Trump at No Kings protest

AsNo Kings protestsswept the nation,Robert De Niroupped the ante on his criticism of PresidentDonald Trump.

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Speaking with Rev. Al Sharpton, with whom he'd stepped out for a No Kings Day event in New York earlier in the day on March 28, the 82-year-old actorsaid on MS Nowthat the massive turnout gave him hope that the midterm electionswould not go in favor of the presidentand his Republican allies.

"Our democracy is at stake, period. And this fool is taking it with the fools around him. It's like a surreal dream; it's crazy," De Niro said. "We cannot let up until the midterms are resolved, and resolved for the right reasons. We cannot let up with this guy."

Accusing Trump of trying to "deflect" from theEpstein files, he added: "If I know anything, I know this guy will try anything because he's crazy. He's not well. He's a damaged person, period. You've got to stand up."

Robert De Niro speaks during a press conference for the March 28, 2026, No Kings against President Donald Trump's administration policies in New York City.

The Oscar-winning actor opened up about feeling "good now" after the third No Kings demonstration, saying, "I don't want to say the word 'hope' again that things will get even better and stronger, but it's the only way we're going to get out of this."

"My country's at stake. I'm not going to keep my mouth shut, and why should I?" he told Sharpton. "Why should I not say anything, especially when I know I'm right?"

Organizers estimated 8 million people showed up to the 3,300 events across the U.S. on Saturday, March 28, though the total has not yet been independently verified. The turnout tops the 7 million who attended demonstrations in October, and the 5 million who rallied at the inaugural protest on June 24. The loosely organized group, unified in its opposition to Trump, names a few issues inits platform, including immigration enforcement, healthcare access, environmental protections, gun control and war funding.

When reached for comment, White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson responded: "The only people who care about these Trump Derangement Therapy Sessions are the reporters who are paid to cover them."

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Rock legendBruce Springsteentook the stage on March 28, 2026, to perform his protest song "Streets of Minneapolis" at the Minnesota State Capitol in Saint Paul on Saturday.Springsteenperformed during a"No Kings" protest— the third nationwide "No Kings" protest held against the Trump administration. Musicians Joan Baez and Maggie Rogers were also scheduled to perform at the protest.

De Niro was among a slew of celebrities who spoke out at protests – a lineup that includedJane Fonda, Bruce Springsteen, Joan Baez and "M*A*S*H" star Mike Farrell.

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Speaking at a press conferencefor a No Kings event in New York City, De Niro said from the podium, "When the crowds are chanting 'no kings,' what I'm hearing, as we all know, is 'no Trump.'"

'Betrayed by my country':Robert De Niro condemns Trump amid State of the Union

"There have been other presidents who occasionally tested the limits of their constitutional power, but none have been such an existential threat to our freedoms and security," he continued. "None, except Trump. He must be stopped, and he must be stopped now."

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Among moves that have been deemed by civil rights organizations as unconstitutional is President Trump's 2025executive orderthat aimed to restrictbirthright citizenship, a constitutional right originally established in 1868. The American Civil Liberties Union, among other groups, sued the Trump administration, arguing the move violated the14th Amendment.

De Niro also called for "no unnecessary wars that rob our resources, sacrifice our great servicemen and women and slaughter innocents" and vowed to "go from the streets to the ballot box."

The U.S.-Israel war with Iran, launched Feb. 28, is now in its fifth week. U.S. Central Command said in aposton X on March 28 that 3,500 troops and the amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli arrived in the Middle East region. The contingent includes sailors, Marines and strike fighter aircraft.

The number of American service members wounded in the Iran war hasgrown beyond 300, according to the Pentagon. The death toll remains at 13 service members killed.

The U.S. hasoffered a 15-point ceasefire planto Iran, with a proposal to reopen waterways and restrict Iran's nuclear program. But Tehran has rejected the list and put forwardproposals of its own.

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David Bowie's 'Starman' Named Humanity's Theme Song in New Viral Trend

WithRyan Gosling's megahit crowd-pleaser,Project Hail Mary, flying high in theaters right now, it's givenHarry Styles' 2017 debut solo hit "Sign of the Times" new life. The song, performed in a moving karaoke scene in the film by Sandra Hüller's character, Eva Stratt, is now going viral again and re-charting following its peak at No. 4 on theBillboard Hot 100in April 2017.

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American Songwriterseemingly picked up on the trend, as they just published a list of songs that "accidentally became humanity's theme song thanks to classic spacemovies." They have the 1998 anthem "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" byAerosmithfromArmageddonand the 1972 yacht rock classic "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" byLooking GlassfromGuardians of the Galaxy. But at the top?

David Bowie's 1972 cosmic calling card, "Starman," is the ultimate theme song for humanity. A message about hope for futuregenerations, the song was the lead single from Bowie's fifth studio album,The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders FromMars, and launched into a new orbit withRidley Scott's 2015sci-fiepic,The Martian, starringMatt Damon,Jessica Chastain,Chiwetel Ejiofor, and so many more familiar faces.

"Perhaps it's an obvious song choice for a movie about a man trapped in space, but David Bowie's 'Starman' has never sounded more at home than it did in the 2015 film,The Martian,"American Songwritersays. "As Matt Damon's character starts to get a grip on his marooned trip to Mars, this song gets a needle drop, giving viewers a dose of classic rock magic."

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The film, which follows the action-, comedy-, and emotion-packed mission of getting an astronaut abandoned on Mars back home to Earth, was a monstersuccess, raking in $630,621,406 worldwide and sevenOscarnominations. The track, from the 2012 remaster of Bowie's album, plays during a montage ofNASAhatching their plan to bring Damon's Mark Watney home.

"Not only does this song have major cultural appeal, but it's a classic for a reason,"ASwrites. "Even without the space imagery this film provides, 'Starman' became a universal favorite. Hearing this song in this setting feels like opening a capsule sent from humanity to some unknown, attempting to encapsulate what we're all about."

Listen toStarmanabove.The Martianis available to rent or buy onPrime Video.

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Five Britons detained in UAE for taking pictures of Iranian attacks

At least five British people are being detained in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on charges relating to taking pictures of missiles and drones, Whitehall sources said.

The Telegraph The missile strike on Dubai's Fairmont Palm Hotel was captured on film and posted on social media

A campaign group this weekend claimed that more than 70 Britons have beenarrested over photographs and filmsof Iranian attacks in the gulf state since war broke out.

Tourists and expats in citiessuch as Dubaiwere quick to start filming and taking pictures whenIran began firing missilesand drones at the UAE when the Middle East conflict began at the end of February.

The state's authorities, however, clamped down on the practice andwarned residentsand holidaymakers that they could face prison for posting such material.

Since then rules have become even more strict, with police now arresting some bystanders in targeted areas for having photographs of missiles on their phone – even if they have not been posted online.

Even receiving an image could be deemed illegal under the gulf state's strictest laws – and carry a sentence of 10 years in prison or fines of up to £200,000.

A drone hit Dubai's airport on March 7

Dubai Watch, a campaign group, is representing eight Britons who have beenarrested under the laws, which UAE authorities say are enforced to protect "national security and stability".

David Haigh, its founder, said trusted local lawyers had told him at least 35 Britons had been detained in Dubai along with a similar number in Abu Dhabi, the UAE capital.

While some Britons may have been released from detention, it is also possible that some holidaymakers or expats might not have informed the Foreign Office of their arrest.

Some detainees – who include a cabin crew member – have been held in overcrowded police cells as a result of these arrests and in some cases, reportedly denied sleep, food and medicine.

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Mr Haigh, who was detained in Dubai himself for 23 months a decade ago, said the situation had "definitely got worse".

"Before it was just warnings online and now they are arresting people and actually putting them in jail," he said.

Mr Haigh said he had heard of one case where a woman had been locked up and was facing the UAE's federal court over taking a photograph she never published.

"Police are now at these sites and asking to go through people's phones," he added.

"Even a picture – not even sent it or shared it anywhere – they are taking you in for questioning."

An Iranian strike targeted Jebel Ali Port on in early March

The Telegraph previously revealed the arrest of a 60-year-old British tourist who was arrested after allegedly filming missiles.

The London-based holidaymaker was later charged along with 20 other people under the Gulf state's cybercrime laws – despite the man deleting the video from his phone immediately when asked and telling police he had no intention of doing anything wrong.

Radha Stirling, chief executive of Detained in Dubai, the group supporting the tourist, said at the time: "The charges sound extremely vague but serious on paper. In reality, the alleged conduct could be something as simple as sharing or commenting on a video that is already circulating online.

"Under UAE cybercrime laws, the person who originally posts content can be charged, but so can anyone who reshapes, reposts or comments on it. One video can quickly lead to dozens of people facing criminal charges."

A Foreign Office spokesman said: "We are providing consular assistance to a small number of British nationals detained in the UAE in connection with this issue, and our ambassador is engaging with the Emirati authorities about their cases."

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