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The internet couldn’t stop replaying it: Idris Elba, fresh off the decks, dropping the headphones and diving straight into a packed living room full of dancers as the final house track thumped through the speakers. A 61-second clip of the moment exploded across X, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, racking up millions of views in days. Fans called it pure vibes. One popular post from @DailyLoud captured it perfectly:“Actor Idris Elba closed his set for Black House Radio with an absolute banger and then started dancing with the crowd.”In the footage, the room is alive. Hands wave in the air,...

Henry Cavill has signed on to star opposite Kevin Hart in an untitled spy action-comedy for Netflix, the streamer announced Thursday (June 5). The project will be directed by McG (Joseph McGinty Nichol), whose credits include the Charlie’s Angels film and The Babysitter series. The script is written by brothers Adam and Aaron Nee (Masters of the Universe) and Jonathan Tropper, based on an original short story by Sean Lewis. https://twitter.com/PopCrave/status/2062980522880745648?s=20 According to reports, the film follows two rival spies whose double lives intersect when their wives become fast friends in a Lamaze prenatal class. Forced into each other’s personal orbits, the...

Quentin Dupieux has unveiled his first animated feature, “Le Vertige” (English title: Vertiginous), a playfully glitchy, low-poly comedy that deliberately mimics the look of early 2000s PlayStation games — and it has emerged as one of the more talked-about titles at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival. The film premiered as the closing night selection of the Directors’ Fortnight sidebar on May 21. Clocking in at a brisk 67 minutes, “Le Vertige” follows a man (Alain Chabat) who becomes convinced that reality is a simulation, pulling his skeptical friend (Jonathan Cohen) and the friend’s pregnant partner (Anaïs Demoustier) into an increasingly...

The iconic house used for exterior shots of the Parker-Nichols family home in Nickelodeon's Drake & Josh has been torn down, with a sleek contemporary residence now standing in its place. The property at 3878 Alonzo Avenue in Encino, California, which appeared in opening credits and numerous establishing shots throughout the series' 2004-2007 run, was sold in February 2018 for approximately $1.55 million. Shortly after the sale, the original two-story home — built in 1976 with classic suburban features including brick accents, a gabled roof and front steps — was demolished. A new modern two-story structure featuring white stucco exteriors,...