Paramount schedules its animated movie Rumble for 2022 release ANI | Updated: Jan 28, 2021 12:58 IST
Washington [US], January 28 (ANI): Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, American film studio Paramount Pictures is moving the release date of its animated feature film Rumble from May 14 this year to February 18, 2022.
According to Deadline, the movie directed by Hamish Grieve is going to be set in the world of monster wrestling, where monsters are superstar athletes. Teenage Winnie seeks to follow in her father s footsteps by coaching a loveable underdog monster into becoming a champion.
The screenplay of the film has been written by Matt Lieberman and Etan Coen, with Mark Bakshi and Brad Booker producing it.
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Abdulla Al Qubaisi (centre), Saeed Al Sulaiti (left) and Mashel Al Naimi pose with their trophies at the end of the 2019-20 season.
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Doha: Abdulla Al Qubaisi has issued a warning to his rivals ahead of the new season’s first race - that he is looking forward dominating the proceedings when the new Qatar Superstock 600 season kicks off at Losail International Circuit (LIC) on Friday.
Al Qubaisi, who was second fastest in the free practice at LIC earlier this week, said: “I’m really happy to be back in racing after a long break. I’m really looking forward to winning the championship again this season.”
The next Parler: I tried four social media networks attracting right-wing users
Rumble, Wimkin, MeWe and Telegram fill the Parler void
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In this photo illustration, the logos of the social media applications Twitter, Rumble and MeWe are displayed on the screen of an iPhone.Chesnot/Getty Images
On the heels of a deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol during the certification of the 2020 election, Amazon booted social media app Parler from its web hosting services at midnight on Monday. In the waning hours of the app, Congressman Devin Nunes posted regular updates counting down the hours until its demise. He, and other users, bemoaned a supposed infringement of free speech while expressing the standard vitriol for Democrats typically found on the platform. Both Apple and Google’s app stores also recently banned Parler, which purportedly played an instrumental role in organizing plans for the gathering and ensuing riot Jan. 6. Without hosting o