Nouveau film historique d'Arabie : une princesse contre un empereur
Un nouveau film s’appelle "Desert Warrior". Il parle d’une princesse arabe.
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Un nouveau film s’appelle "Desert Warrior". Il parle d’une princesse arabe.
Dans un nouveau film, Charlize Theron joue Sasha. Elle est une femme forte qui aime les sports extrêmes.
Un nouveau film parle de Michael Jackson. Jaafar Jackson joue son oncle dans 'Michael'.
Un jeune homme s'appelle Swhileyy. Il a 18 ans. Il fait des vidéos pour TikTok.
La télé-réalité "Summer House" a un nouveau scandale. Ciara Miller va parler avec Amanda Batula et West Wilson.
Bob Iger était le chef de Disney. Maintenant, il travaille pour Thrive Capital.
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