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The fight against homelessness starts with prevention. That idea is at the heart of Music with a Mission, an inaugural live music fundraising event presented by Chords4Change on Wednesday, November 25 ( 7 pm) at Théâtre Plaza (6505 Rue Saint-Hubert), with proceeds benefiting the Old Brewery Mission’s homelessness-prevention efforts. The evening will bring Montrealers together for a high-energy night of live music featuring local acts The One Love Project and The 80’s, performing iconic hits and dance anthems. Montreal Executive Committee members, Councillors Leslie Roberts and Jim Beis will co-host the event. “We created Music with a Mission around a simple idea: bring people together through music and use that energy to make a difference,” said Jonathan Maldoff, Founder of Chords4Change. “It’s going to be a great night, but it’s also about something much bigger. By supporting the Old Brewery Mission, we can help people who are at risk of homelessness get the support they need before they reach a crisis.

John Cena, who starred as the patriotic mercenary Christopher Smith in James Gunn's "Peacemaker," recently said that he understands why the show is no longer a top priority for Gunn, who served as the TV series' writer, creator and showrunner. In an interview with "Happy, Sad, Confused" podcast host Josh Horowitz, the actor first answered the question of if audiences had seen the last of the fan-favorite anti-hero. "You need a different guy in this chair," said Cena, ostensibly referring to Gunn. When asked if he'd been in costume since Season 2 wrapped, Cena replied, "No," adding, "When I put that helmet on, I told James, I'm like, 'Dude, I'll put this helmet on as long as you need me to.' He makes me a better performer, so I love being around him. "More from VarietyCena continued, noting that when Gunn wrote what would become "Peacemaker," he had just done "Guardians of the Galaxy," and then "got invited to DC. He had one crew to mess around with: the Suicide Squad.

Naman RamachandranSun, October 11, 2026 at 11:31 PM UTC‘Demon Hunters’ India-Taiwan Action-Comedy Sets Netherlands Theatrical Release (EXCLUSIVE)"Demon Hunters," Mei-Juin Chen's India-Taiwan action-comedy, will open in cinemas across the Netherlands on Oct. 29 via LAX Entertainment, extending a run that began theatrically in Taiwan and continued on streaming and digital platforms in India and the U. S. LAX chief Soeniel Sewnarain has lined up screens with leading Dutch exhibitors, among them Pathé and Kinepolis. More from Variety"What attracted us to 'Demon Hunters' is that it is genuinely different. It brings together India and Taiwan in a way that is energetic, entertaining and accessible to an international audience," said Sewnarain. Arjan Bajwa, JC Lin, Regina Lei, Jack Kao, Harry Chang and Jayanta Meetei star. Chen's film mixes action and comedy with a supernatural streak, and builds its story around the collision of two cultures. The film first played in Taiwan through Vie Show Cinemas. Indian audiences then got access via JioHotstar and Prime Video, and a U. S. rollout followed on Apple TV, Amazon, YouTube and other digital services.

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The Brooklyn retail store Kelly Clarkson put on blast for giving her the “Pretty Woman” treatment has responded to her claims, saying Clarkson wanted to buy something that wasn’t for sale. “Yesterday, Kelly Clarkson visited us in Brooklyn and inquired about buying ‘Molly,’ a one-of-a-kind singing and dancing bird automaton who plays an important role in the magic shows we host here,” the store, Art of Play, wrote Sunday on its Instagram. “Molly is permanently attached to the wall and isn’t for sale. However, the negative experience Kelly described on twitter would resonate with anyone who has ever felt judged in a shop.”The response comes one day after Clarkson took to X to complain about the service she received at the store. She wrote that she “drove all the way to Brooklyn” to visit Art of Play, but once she got there, the employees looked at her like she “couldn’t afford” the piece and told her they could “find something comparable” for her. “Wow, dude. You’re an idiot and just lost a huge sale,” Clarkson wrote on X. “But y’all should go check out Art of Play in Brooklyn if you enjoy being treated like Julia Roberts character in Pretty Woman.

Key PointsSamuel L. Jackson never imagined he would meet Stan Lee, as a childhood fan of Marvel comics. The actor, who has played Nick Fury across 12 MCU movies, said it was "beyond" a dream come true to come face to face with Lee. The iconic comic book visionary died in 2018 at the age of 95. Before he was the MCU's Nick Fury, Samuel L. Jackson was just another Marvel Comics fanboy. While attending the premiere of his latest film, The Beast, Jackson looked back on getting the chance to meet Marvel comics icon Stan Lee before his 2018 death. "Things like that happen that you never expected," he told PEOPLE at the premiere event. "Those are things that you can't even imagine when you're a kid and you're reading the books and you see his name all over the place. "He continued, "Never occurred to me as a kid growing up in segregated Tennessee I would meet Stan Lee. So when it happens, it's not even a dream come true. It's something beyond that. "Jackson and Lee in Las Vegas in 2007Credit: Frank Micelotta/GettyJackson, who met Lee several times over the years, went on to describe the writer-producer as a "wonderful, charming person.