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Few names illicite more excitement and hype in One Piece than the King of the Pirates himself, Gol D. Roger. The Pirate King ushered in the Great Pirate Era and had more impact on One Piece's story than any other character in the series, but beyond Roger's importance to the narrative, he was written to be legendary, and his influence expands across the shōnen genre as one of the most legendary characters in all of anime.

When Roger speaks, everyone listens and his character was not only written to be a legendary figure, but his name creates more suspense and inspiration than any other character in shōnen. While Roger himself is long dead, his presence remains constant throughout One Piece's saga and is one of the few instances in fiction where a character influenced an entire generation of fans to where every One Piece fan can recite the...

Peacock has announced the lineup of movies, TV shows, and live sports that will be available on the streaming service in September. The Peacock September 2024 schedule includes Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist, which tells the infamous story of how an armed robbery on the night of Muhammad Ali’s historic 1970 comeback fight transformed Atlanta into the “Black Mecca”).

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Little House on the Prairie on September 11 (all nine seasons are currently streaming on Peacock). Plus, get a double dose of housewife realness with the two-part reunion of The Real Housewives of Dubai Season 2 uncensored on September 11 and 18, and the season five premiere of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City on September 19.

Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist

September also brings the spooks! Peacock’s “Face Your Fears” horror collection starts to roll out on the 1st, with more than 75+ Halloween titles arriving in September alone,...

The race to find the wealth and treasure of Gol D. Roger has reached its final stage with the beginning of the finale saga in One Piece, and the only main contender who is the closest to becoming Pirate King is the protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy. He is almost done with his exploration of Egghead Island and will soon start his journey toward Elbaf.

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Although, among the Worst Generation, Luffy is the only one who has come close to One Piece, there is one other character who has declared that he is going to find the One Piece treasure. This character is none other than Red-Haired Shanks, the Emperor of the Sea. Shanks’ declaration of claiming the One Piece has raised many eyebrows.

However, the One Piece theory proves that Shanks is only coming for One Piece because of a plan that was...

Gols are your primary currency in My Time At Sandrock, making them perhaps the most important resource to earn fast in this adventure RPG. Nothing is free in the small town of Sandrock in this post-apocalyptic yet wholesome world your character finds themselves in. You'll have to focus on specific upgrades and pay attention to your objectives and missions to farm a good amount of money for your adventures.

The easiest way to collect Gol comes from completing each Mission tied to the main story, especially the ones early in the game. With the Knives Out update to My Time At Sandrock, there is far more story content you can finish for a large amount of Gol as a reward. Side Missions are also worth pursuing for the same reason, so make sure to keep an eye out for a question mark icon on your mini-map that shows the location of optional quests.

David Beckham's upcoming Netflix documentary will explore his life as a footballer and delve into his love story with Victoria Beckham. The documentary will showcase their ability to maintain a strong bond despite constant media attention and fame. Victoria Beckham has also achieved fame beyond her music career, appearing in numerous reality shows and making guest appearances on TV series.

The life of David Beckham comes to the screen thanks to Netflix with the first trailer for Beckham, the upcoming documentary focused on the British sporting legend.

No longer the subject of constant media attention as he was during the 1990s and early 2000s, the former footballer is still linked to the world of sport as one of the men in charge of the Inter Miami Cf soccer club. Now, Beckham is ready to take center stage once again in the new Netflix documentary, which explores the footballer's life...

Craig Heaney's role as Private Roy W. Cobb in Band of Brothers was a breakout role and the highlight of his career, with no other projects as prominent or lasting. Heaney's acting career seemed to have ended after his final role in The Queen in 2009, as he has not appeared on-screen since then. Cobb, Heaney's character, faced a downward spiral in the Army, culminating in his assault on a sergeant, resulting in a court-martial, discharge, and eventual move to New York, where he died of cancer later in life.

Band of Brothers tells the story of Easy Company — 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division in World War II, and the television show features an ensemble cast, including Craig Heaney as Private Roy W. Cobb. Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks created the HBO miniseries, which ran for ten episodes in late 2001 and received widespread critical claim.

Exclusive: Two-time Emmy winner Nicole Kidman (The Undoing), nine-time Emmy nom Liev Schreiber (Ray Donovan), The White Lotus standout Meghann Fahy, two-time Critics Choice Award winner Dakota Fanning (The Alienist), and the Flora and Son duo of Eve Hewson and Jack Reynor are in various stages of negotiations to star in Netflix’s The Perfect Couple, sources tell Deadline.

The limited series, to be directed and exec produced by Emmy winner Susanne Bier (The Undoing), comes from Gail Berman’s The Jackal Group and Shawn Levy’s 21 Laps.

Netflix declined to comment.

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The show was previously set up at Fox, which unveiled...

Love Productions USA (The Great American Baking Show) is set to produce Rhino Reboot, a series following the rebuilding of perennial underdog soccer team, The Rochester Rhinos, after sealing a deal with newly announced co-owners Jamie Vardy and David and Wendy Dworkin.

The Rhinos, a club that has struggled to find itself and establish a winning streak, last played professionally in the 2017 Usl season, but are anticipating a turnaround as they gear up for action in 2022.

The series will document the growth of the franchise as global football phenom Vardy and the Dworkins fill senior roles, including identifying a head coach and chief business officer, sourcing talented young local players who haven’t yet played at the competitive level, and trying to build a team both on and off the pitch. Rhino Reboot will have unfettered access to management, the coaching team, the owners, players and backroom staff. Vardy was...

Great British soccer star Jamie Vardy has teamed up with Love Productions USA on a new documentary series, “Rhino Reboot,” that will see him attempt to rebuild underdog soccer team The Rochester Rhinos.

Vardy, a Premier League soccer player who has also played for England, co-owns the Rhinos along with Sacramento Kings co-owners David and Wendy Dworkin. The series will offer exclusive access to the team’s management, coaching team, owners, players and staff as Vardy and his colleagues re-boot the Rhinos’ image and, hopefully, their performance as they make a bid for glory in 2022.

Among Vardy and the Dworkins’ first tasks will be finding a head coach and chief business officer, scouting for young players and building a team.

Love Productions USA is the U.S. arm of “Great British Bake-Off” producer Love Productions. Its co-presidents, Joe Labracio and Al Edgington, have worked on sports productions including “Last Chance U...

In his latest podcast/interview, host and screenwriter Stuart Wright talks with director Ed Boase about the Blackpool set crime thriller Trick Or Treat, starring Craig Kelly (Queer As Folk) with his brother Dean Lennox Kelly (Shameless) alongside Jason Flemyng, Kris Marshall (Love Actually), Maimie McCoy (Van Der Valk), Shaun Parkes (The Mummy Returns), Hugo Speer (The Full Monty) and Frances Barber (Goal!).

Taking place over the course of a single psychedelic Halloween night in ghostly Blackpool, Trick Or Treat sees depressed Greg Kielty’s life get turned upside down when his estranged brother Dan turns up, claiming to have drunkenly run someone over. But has Dan just murdered a gangster’s son? Or maybe there’s an even more sinister explanation.

Trick Or Treat will be released on all major UK digital platforms on 1st June 2020 by genre specialists Evolutionary Films. Nb: This podcast was recorded in Autumn 2019 but...

Anthony Mackie, co-star of the hoops drama Crossover and Warner Bros.' upcoming gridiron flick We Are Marshall, is moving on to track and field. According to Variety, the young actor has been tapped to play legendary Olympic gold medalist Jessie Owens in an untitled biopic from Milkshake Films' Mike Jefferies and Matt Barrelle (Goal!). Ray scribe James L. White penned the project, which follows the American athlete's rise to fame at the 1936 Berlin games. Producers are aiming for a summer 2008 release.

NEW YORK -- The Tribeca Film Festival announced its Tribeca Family Festival lineup Thursday, including T4Teens, a new section of films for young adults. The 15-feature slate includes a mix of studio and indie fare: Charles Sturridge's remake of Lassie, starring Peter O'Toole, Peter Dinklage and Samantha Morton; Barry Sonnenfeld's RV, featuring Robin Williams as a father on a cross-country family trip; and Ted Wilde's classic 1927 silent film Speedy, starring legendary comedian Harold Lloyd. The four-film T4Teens section features Danny Cannon's soccer fable Goal! The Dream Begins and Alex Steyermark's comic look at a terminally ill teen with a final wish, One Last Thing.

SYDNEY -- Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory again sweetened the international boxoffice over the weekend, which also saw a sprinkling of such strong openings as Flightplan, Goal! and Night Watch. According to weekend estimates, Charlie grossed $10.2 million from about 3,200 screens in 52 countries, bringing its cumulative to date to $219 million. In Japan, it held the top spot for the fourth consecutive weekend, unwrapping an estimated $3.1 million from 360 screens to finish ahead of openers Sin City and local film Semishigure. In Italy, Charlie maintained its lead for the second weekend in a row with an estimated $2.4 million from 428 prints. Pride & Prejudice held its top ranking in the U.K., grossing an estimated $2.7 million. With strong openings in Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands, the film's cume now stands at around $17.9 million, with 51 more territories still to open.

SYDNEY -- Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory again sweetened the international boxoffice over the weekend, which also saw a sprinkling of such strong openings as Flightplan, Goal! and Night Watch. According to weekend estimates, Charlie grossed $10.2 million from about 3,200 screens in 52 countries, bringing its cumulative to date to $219 million. In Japan, it held the top spot for the fourth consecutive weekend, unwrapping an estimated $3.1 million from 360 screens to finish ahead of openers Sin City and local film Semishigure. In Italy, Charlie maintained its lead for the second weekend in a row with an estimated $2.4 million from 428 prints. Pride & Prejudice held its top ranking in the U.K., grossing an estimated $2.7 million. With strong openings in Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands, the film's cume now stands at around $17.9 million, with 51 more territories still to open.

SYDNEY -- Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory again sweetened the international boxoffice over the weekend, which also saw a sprinkling of such strong openings as Flightplan, Goal! and Night Watch. According to weekend estimates, Charlie grossed $10.2 million from about 3,200 screens in 52 countries, bringing its cumulative to date to $219 million. In Japan, it held the top spot for the fourth consecutive weekend, unwrapping an estimated $3.1 million from 360 screens to finish ahead of openers Sin City and local film Semishigure. In Italy, Charlie maintained its lead for the second weekend in a row with an estimated $2.4 million from 428 prints. Pride & Prejudice held its top ranking in the U.K., grossing an estimated $2.7 million. With strong openings in Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands, the film's cume now stands at around $17.9 million, with 51 more territories still to open.

PARIS -- Richard Shepard's black comedy The Matador, starring Pierce Brosnan and Greg Kinnear, will kick off the 31st Deauville Festival of American Cinema next month, organizers announced Thursday. Officials said Deauville also will feature a pair of world premieres in the Normandy town: Goal! from U.K. helmer Danny Cannon (I Still Know What You Did Last Summer), details the story of a young soccer player hitting the big time; and Harold Ramis' action-comedy Ice Harvest, which stars John Cusack and Billy Bob Thornton in the story of a Christmas Eve crime gone awry. Half of the 10 independent U.S. films in competition previously unspooled at January's Sundance Film Festival. The titles include Rebecca Miller's The Ballad of Jack and Rose, about a hippie father who tries to shield his daughter from the real world; Brick, writer-director Rian Johnson's Dashiell Hammet-inspired first feature; Ira Sachs' Forty Shades of Blue, about a Russian woman who is estranged from her Memphis music-legend husband and winds up in her stepson's arms; Marcos Siega's high-school revenge drama, Pretty Persuasion; and the made-for-television film Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical, directed by Andy Fickman.

PARIS -- Richard Shepard's black comedy The Matador, starring Pierce Brosnan and Greg Kinnear, will kick off the 31st Deauville Festival of American Cinema next month, organizers announced Thursday. Officials said Deauville also will feature a pair of world premieres in the Normandy town: Goal! from U.K. helmer Danny Cannon (I Still Know What You Did Last Summer), details the story of a young soccer player hitting the big time; and Harold Ramis' action-comedy Ice Harvest, which stars John Cusack and Billy Bob Thornton in the story of a Christmas Eve crime gone awry. Half of the 10 independent U.S. films in competition previously unspooled at January's Sundance Film Festival. The titles include Rebecca Miller's The Ballad of Jack and Rose, about a hippie father who tries to shield his daughter from the real world; Brick, writer-director Rian Johnson's Dashiell Hammet-inspired first feature; Ira Sachs' Forty Shades of Blue, about a Russian woman who is estranged from her Memphis music-legend husband and winds up in her stepson's arms; Marcos Siega's high-school revenge drama, Pretty Persuasion; and the made-for-television film Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical, directed by Andy Fickman.

English soccer ace David Beckham is set to make his big screen debut in Mel Gibson's sports film Goal!. The Real Madrid player will take a small role, playing himself alongside teammates Zinedine Zidane and Raul, in the film about South American football star Santiago - played by Diego Luna - who signs for English team Newcastle United. And Beckham's England teammates Kieron Dyer and Wayne Rooney will also star in the movie, which is financed by Gibson's Icon Productions and directed by Danny Cannon. Beckham enthuses, "I believe the Goal! trilogy will provide a positive message to kids around the world."...

Indie production company milkshakefilms has struck a deal to co-produce the soccer-adventure drama Goal! with producer Lawrence Bender. Goal! is the story of a young Latino man who makes his way from Los Angeles to England with hopes of becoming a Premier League soccer star. With a budget estimated in the $20 million range, milkshake toppers Mike Jefferies and Matt Barrelle and Bender are launching the project as the first in a trilogy.