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- 1Strait of Hormuz shipping traffic remains below pre-war levels●Shipping traffic via Strait of Hormuz stays lower than 10-day average, data shows Before the US-Israeli war on Iran star
Shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains below its 10-day average following the US-Israeli war on Iran, which began on February 28. Before the conflict, the strait typically handled around 125 large commercial vessels a day, including tankers, gas carriers, bulkers and container ships. The continued shortfall points to lingering disruption and caution among shipowners in one of the world's most important oil transit routes.
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Filmmaker Jon Watts, known for directing the recent Spider-Man films, has been set to direct the next Star Wars movie, according to Variety. The announcement adds to Lucasfilm's slate of upcoming films in the franchise. Details about the film's plot, setting, or release date have not been disclosed, but the choice of Watts has drawn attention from fans and industry watchers.
- 3Actor Adam Brody calls Gaza war a genocide▼‘Nobody Wants This’ ‘hot rabbi’ Adam Brody calls Gaza war a genocide
Adam Brody, the star of the Netflix comedy 'Nobody Wants This' who plays its so-called hot rabbi, has described the war in Gaza as a genocide. The remark draws attention because his breakout role is a Jewish character beloved by Jewish audiences, making his comments especially contentious amid ongoing debate over Israel's campaign in Gaza.
- 4Jon Watts to Direct Next Star Wars Film●'Spider-Man' Director Jon Watts to Direct Next 'Star Wars' Movie
Jon Watts, director of the recent 'Spider-Man' films starring Tom Holland, has been tapped to direct the next 'Star Wars' movie for Lucasfilm. Few details about the project have been announced yet, including its release date or story. The pairing links one of Marvel's most commercially successful filmmakers with Disney's flagship sci-fi franchise.
- 5New Star Wars trilogy tipped with Jon Watts directing Skywalker story▼Star Wars tipped for new film trilogy with first instalment from Spider-Man: No Way Home director and with focus on Skyw
Reports say Star Wars is lined up for a new film trilogy, with the first instalment to be directed by Jon Watts, the filmmaker behind Spider-Man: No Way Home. The story is said to focus on the Skywalker family, though Lucasfilm has not confirmed details. Fans are debating what a fresh Skywalker-centric saga could mean for the franchise's future.
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Filmmaker Jon Watts, known for directing the most recent Spider-Man trilogy starring Tom Holland, is set to direct a Star Wars project, according to reports circulated in entertainment circles. The news has quickly drawn attention from film fans, many of whom are curious whether Watts will bring the same blockbuster touch he brought to the Marvel franchise to a galaxy far, far away. Details about the project's story and release timing have not been confirmed.
- 7Jon Watts Eyed to Direct Next Star Wars Skywalker Saga Film●‘Star Wars’ Wants Jon Watts to Direct the Next Skywalker Saga Movie
Reports say Lucasfilm wants Jon Watts, director of Marvel's Spider-Man trilogy, to helm the next film in the Star Wars Skywalker saga. If confirmed, it would mark Watts's move into the Star Wars franchise and signal Disney's continued reliance on filmmakers with Marvel ties to relaunch its space saga on the big screen.