Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson set to star in Call of Duty film adaptation

1Feb

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Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson set to star in Call of Duty film adaptation

Action movie star 'The Rock' Johnson reportedly announced in an interview a video game adaptation in which he himself would star. Will it be CoD? According to the latest report published on (extra), Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson is the highest earning actor in the world. It wasn't until recently that the ex-WWE star caused a small earthquake in video games by appearing in Fortnite video footage. After a virtual appearance in the gaming universe, a lead role in a live-action adaptation of an FPS title should follow. 'The Rock' set to star in Call of Duty film adaptation In an interview with Men's Journal, Dwayne Johnson opened up about his preparation for the role of 'Black Adam', a superhero in DC's announced comic book adaptation of the same name. The final question posed to Th...

24Jan

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The referee comments on the controversial call

Munich/Tampa Bay - The narrative that superstars like Tom Brady are favored by the referees was put to the test in the playoff duel between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Los Angeles Rams. After a hard hit from linebacker Von Miller, who caught Brady on the chin with his helmet and caused the seven-time Super Bowl champion to bleed, the Buccaneers quarterback and the umpires had a heated argument. Tom Brady insults referee Miller certainly shouldn't have complained about a roughing the passer call since Brady clearly threw the ball away beforehand. The 44-year-old reacted correspondingly angry when he got up again with a bleeding lip and saw no yellow flag on the ground.As can be seen in the repetition of the scene, he stormed towards the referee crew with a red face and let his disp...

Drama in Arvida: touching call to ‘celebrate life beyond drama’

23Jan

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Drama in Arvida: touching call to ‘celebrate life beyond drama’

The two children who lost their lives two weeks ago in an explosion caused by their father in Saguenay were taken to their final resting place on Sunday afternoon during a moving ceremony. “It's the drama that has always been in the foreground. So today is the time to celebrate the two children, so to celebrate their lives,” said priest Mario Tremblay before the ceremony at the Complexe funéraire Chicoutimi. The room was decorated with flowers, balloons, toys and colorful clothes, like the lively little boys, Félix Lalancette, 2, and his brother, Édouard, 6 months. ...