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- 1Second Trailer Drops for Johnny Depp's 'Ebenezer'●Ebenezer | Official Trailer 2 (2026 Movie) - Johnny Depp, Ian McKellen, Rupert Grint, Sam Claflin
Paramount Pictures has released a second official trailer for 'Ebenezer', a 2026 film starring Johnny Depp, Ian McKellen, Rupert Grint and Sam Claflin. The trailer is drawing major attention online, with the cast alone generating strong buzz among film fans. Details of the plot and release date have not been confirmed beyond the 2026 label.
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In Coevorden, people living permanently in holiday homes say they are still being bothered despite a call from the minister to leave them alone. The issue touches on a wider Dutch debate about permanent residence in recreational housing, where rules and enforcement remain unclear. Local discussions continue about how these residents should be treated and what policy change is needed.
- 3Liam Lawson opens up about feeling isolated in Formula 1●Liam Lawson reveals bizarre F1 problem: ‘Most alone I've ever felt’
Red Bull Racing driver Liam Lawson has spoken about a strange difficulty he has faced since reaching Formula 1, saying the experience has left him feeling the most alone he has ever been in his career. The New Zealand driver's candid comments have drawn attention as he continues to establish himself in the sport.
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Researchers report that poor nutrition scores can predict mortality risk independently of a person's body weight. The finding suggests that what people eat matters for long-term survival even when their weight appears normal, challenging the assumption that body weight alone is a reliable marker of nutritional health and overall mortality risk.
- 5Wildlife Services to drop oral rabies vaccines for raccoons in western North Carolina●Wildlife Services to distribute oral rabies vaccines for raccoons in western NC
USDA Wildlife Services plans to distribute oral rabies vaccines targeting raccoons across western North Carolina. The baits are scattered in wooded and rural areas so raccoons ingest them, immunizing animals and reducing the risk of rabies spreading to pets and people. Residents are advised to leave baits alone and keep dogs leashed during distribution.