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7 days ago
- Entertainment
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Tom Holland Addresses James Bond Rumors: ‘We'll Get There One Day'
Holland, Tom Holland? Rumors have been flying about the casting of the next James Bond and the Spider-Man actor's name has been among them. During an appearance in an episode of Gordon Ramsey's YouTube series Scrambled, Holland addressed the ongoing conjecture, calling the role the 'pinnacle' of working as an actor. More from Rolling Stone 'Spider-Man 4': Tom Holland Reveals 'Brand New Day' Suit as Filming Begins 'Eyes of Wakanda' Will Rekindle Your Love for the Black Panther Universe 'Thunderbolts*' Director on 'Collaborative' MCU and What He Hopes Stands Out on Rewatch 'Listen, there's speculation at the minute,' Holland said when Ramsey joked about the potential of playing Bond. 'We'll keep it to a minimum for now.' 'You think?' Ramsey quipped. 'Yeah, we'll get there one day,' Holland replied. 'Seriously, can you imagine what's going to happen to your life if you do?' Ramsay asked. 'You'd love the opportunity, right?' 'I mean, every young British actor, it's the pinnacle of working in our industry,' Holland responded. 'I already consider myself to be the luckiest kid alive, you know? I could never have dreamed to have the career that I've had.' Holland's name is one of many that's been thrown around since Daniel Craig stepped back from the spy role after 2021's No Time To Die. There has been buzz that Amazon MGM Studios, which nows helms the Bond franchise, wants to cast a younger actor this time around. Variety reported that the studio and the producers are interested in casting a British actor under the age of 30, with Holland, Jacob Elordi, and Harris Dickinson at the top of the list. Dune filmmaker Denis Villeneuve will direct the next 007 movie while Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight will pen the screenplay. Holland has two upcoming films already scheduled. He's currently shooting Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which hits theaters May 1, 2026, and will appear in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, out on July 17, 2026. Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Best 'Saturday Night Live' Characters of All Time Denzel Washington's Movies Ranked, From Worst to Best 70 Greatest Comedies of the 21st Century Solve the daily Crossword
Gulf Weekly
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Gulf Weekly
Celebrating their savoury seven!
melissa@ Bahrain-based group of dosa demolishers Bahrain Masala Dosa Meetup are set to celebrate another year around the sun on Saturday, June 28, marking seven years of savouring the stuffed and spiced Indian crepe across eateries in the kingdom. Fans of the dish will gather, this time at Divya Amudham in Segaya, to sample their version of the fermented rice and lentil creation, which emerged from the South Indian state of Karnataka in the 20th century but, overtime, has gained admiration from foodies around the world. Recently, YouTube was abuzz with reels by Indian content creators, filming their creative takes of the trending 'Dosa, Idli, Sambar, Chutney, Chutney' jingle. Prior to that, eight-Michelin star British celebrity chef and restaurateur Gordon Ramsey featured the 'spicy pancake' on his popular TV show Gordon Ramsey's Home Cooking. For the uninitiated, Masala Dosa is a crispy crepe-like dish stuffed with spiced potatoes and typically served with coconut chutney and sambar – a lentil and vegetable stew. Variations like Spring Dosa, stuffed with Chinese stir-fried noodles and spinach dosa, exhibitng a vibrant green, spinach-infused crepe, among others are also served at some local restaurants. 'As we celebrate this milestone, I want to thank each and every one of you who has been part of this journey – your presence, laughter, and stories have made this group truly special,' said the group's coordinator Keyem Thomas, who is also a 'laughter ambassador', promoting the practice of laughter as a form of well-being. 'Back in June 2018, when Sushma Gupta, Neil Desai, and I first dreamed of creating a group that celebrates South Indian breakfast and meaningful conversations, we never imagined how far it would go. Today, we are a family of over 40 members from different walks of life — doctors, teachers, engineers, athletes, Toastmasters, and more — all brought together by our mutual appreciation for food and friendship,' the 63-year-old from Zinj, who came to Bahrain in 1987, told GulfWeekly. United by their love for the humble dish, the group has explored numerous restaurants, staging monthly gatherings since 2018, give or take an occasional pandemic shutdown, with old members leaving the kingdom and newbies signing up to take up their places for the culinary sessions. 'We were surprised to learn that this delicious dish has 600 varieties,' Irish-English couple Shakti and Dominic McPolin, who have been part of the group for a year, said. 'This lovely bunch has given us the opportunity to try the breakfast dish in different restaurants in Bahrain. If dosa was available throughout the day, this would be our go-to.' The group's motto, 'Meet, Greet, and Eat', continues to unite and guide the foodies. 'It's not just about breakfast — it's about connection, culture, and community. Each meetup is a reminder of the joy that simple things can bring when shared with the right people. Here's to many more years of crispy dosas, delicious sambars, and cherished mornings together,' Keyem said. The upcoming meetup on Saturday starts at 8am - all are welcome. To RSVP, contact Keyem on 39867041
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Climate
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As Camp House and Jenkins Creek fires fade, a new wildfire ignites in Minnesota
A small wildfire has developed in far northern Minnesota, with authorities saying the likely spark for the fire came from a lightning strike on Thursday, May 22. Called the Horse River Fire, it is currently 5-10 acres in size and located east of Horse River in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. It is zero percent contained as of midday Friday. Smoke from the fire was detected on Thursday and an aerial survey revealed that the fire is burning in a remote area of the BWCA with "very poor" ground access. "The area is remote and over a mile off any canoe route, and is a mix of swamp and forested vegetation, so access is very challenging," authorities said. The forecast for the area calls for a high near 58 degrees on Friday, with winds out of the north at 5 mph, gusting to 15 mph. The low will drop to approximately 33 degrees overnight amid calm winds. The wind Saturday will also be calm, with a high temp around 60. The Horse River Fire started as the Camp House and Jenkins Creek fires are winding down. According to the Eastern Area Incident Management Team, all roads around the Camp House are now open and crews are "just doing cleanups" in the area. The Camp House Fire is 90% contained and has burned 12,071 acres. A total of 311 personnel continue to work the fire. There are still 271 personnel working the Jenkins Creek Fire, which is now 47% contained after burning 16,781 acres. "Helicopters remain assigned to support water drops, reconnaissance, or other fire response needs throughout the day," the management team said Friday. Saint Louis County Sheriff Gordon Ramsey noted Friday that campfires are "strongly discouraged" over Memorial Day weekend.
Yahoo
20-05-2025
- Climate
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MN wildfires: St. Louis County issues local emergency, disaster declarations
St. Louis County has declared a state of local emergency and state of local disaster in response to the wildfires that are ravaging part of Superior National Forest. The declarations are a "procedural step" that will allow the county to unlock state funding to pay for the ongoing response and recovery activities. It comes eight days after the Camp House Fire started, and a week since the Jenkins Creek Fire began during hot and dry conditions in northern Minnesota. As of Monday, the fires are still only partially contained, with gusty winds expected to impact suppression efforts this week. Thus far, more than 150 buildings have been destroyed by the fires. The declarations will be formally voted upon by the St. Louis County Board on Tuesday morning, with St. Louis County Sheriff Gordon Ramsey providing commissioners with an update on the wildfire response. The county says it continues to work with local cities and townships to conduct damage reports ahead of a submission for public disaster assistance to the Minnesota Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM). On Monday, authorities said they made "great progress" towards containment of the Camp House Fire, which is now 40% contained as of Monday morning. The Jenkins Creek Fire, which remains at just over 16,000-acres, is only 6% contained, with work continuing to prevent spread to the Skibo and Hoyt Lakes area. The smaller Munger Shaw Road further south is now 95% contained, with the number of responders delegated to the fire now reducing to 3-5 staff starting at 6 a.m. Tuesday, with management fire transitioned to the local Cloquet Area DNR Forestry.
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Climate
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Evacuation order lifted for 1 of 3 wildfires in northern Minnesota
Residents living in the vicinity of one of three wildfires burning in St. Louis County have been told they can return home. The evacuation order was lifted for areas around the 1,600-acre Munger Shaw Fire, with the news confirmed on Thursday evening by St. Louis County Sheriff Gordon Ramsey. "It was lifted earlier this evening due to the more favorable weather conditions and successful work on preventing further spread, residents have been allowed to return to their properties beginning earlier tonight," Ramsey said. The fire is now considered 25% contained, according to a Friday update from the Minnesota Incident Command System. "I'm happy to report the Munger Shaw Fire was much better than it was the last few nights, and hopefully with the rain we received this evening we can take that one off the list," he added. "Residents will be able to come and go as they need." The storms that passed through northern Minnesota on Thursday evening dropped around three-quarters of an inch of rain in parts of the Iron Range, bringing much-needed relief to the dry conditions that helped fuel the fire. But the winds that preceded it caused significant concern for responders particularly those fighting the 15,000-acre Jenkins Creek Fire, which Ramsey said "did continue to expand" on Thursday. This expansion prompted changes to the evacuation zones, moving the City of Hoyt Lakes into the second-highest alert – "SET" – which recommends residents be prepared to evacuate if needed. "We had some worries this afternoon when that wind really picked up," Ramsey said. "The heavy wind was gusting to the 30s as the storm moved in, and we we heard there was a gust of 74mph in Hovland. "We were really concerned about that fire and what was happening with it, however the rain came and diminished the worries significantly for tonight (Thursday)." While evacuation zones are still in effect for the Jenkins Creek and Camp House fires, authorities said residents would be allowed to return to their homes temporarily during the day on Friday provided they check in with officials at Hugo's Bar in Brimson. They must be out of the homes by 8 p.m. BMTN Note: Weather events in isolation can't always be pinned on climate change, but the broader trend of increasingly severe weather and record-breaking extremes seen in Minnesota and across the globe can be attributed directly to the rapidly warming climate caused by human activity. The IPCC has warned that Earth is "firmly on track toward an unlivable world," and says greenhouse gas emissions must be halved by 2030 in order to limit warming to 1.5C, which would prevent the most catastrophic effects on humankind. You can read more here.
