The Highlight Reel September 2016
Fall Movie Preview: Highlights from September to November
There's something for everyone in movie theaters this fall. The calendar is jam-packed with romance, spectacle, and jaw-dropping true life stories.
Some of our most familiar franchises take bold leaps into undiscovered areas of their universes: Marvel side-steps into the metaphysical with the Benedict Cumberbatch-led "Doctor Strange" (Nov. 4), and J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter world gets new life in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" (Nov. 18).
A monthly rundown of fall highlights:
Fall Movie Preview: Highlights from September to November
There's something for everyone in movie theaters this fall. The calendar is jam-packed with romance, spectacle, and jaw-dropping true life stories.
Some of our most familiar franchises take bold leaps into undiscovered areas of their universes: Marvel side-steps into the metaphysical with the Benedict Cumberbatch-led "Doctor Strange" (Nov. 4), and J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter world gets new life in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" (Nov. 18).
A monthly rundown of fall highlights:
SEPTEMBER
"Sully" (Sept. 9) — Director Clint Eastwood takes audiences behind the scenes of the investigation around the Miracle on the Hudson, with Tom Hanks as Capt. Chesley Sullenberger.
"The Magnificent Seven" (Sept. 23) — Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt head to the old West in Antoine Fuqua's remake of the John Sturges film, itself a remake of "Seven Samurai."
"Deepwater Horizon" (Sept. 30) — Discover the true story of what happened to the men and women on the oil rig that caused the catastrophic Gulf of Mexico oil spill. Mark Wahlberg, Kurt Russell and Gina Rodriguez star.
OCTOBER
"The Girl on the Train" (Oct. 7) — Emily Blunt stars in this adaptation of Paula Hawkins' best-selling thriller about a divorced woman who becomes entangled in the mysterious disappearance of a woman she'd watched from afar.
"The Accountant" (Oct. 14) — Who said accounting was boring? A math whiz with some dangerous clients gets in over his head in the new Gavin O'Connor thriller. Ben Affleck, Anna Kendrick and J.K. Simmons star.
"Inferno" (Oct. 28) — Tom Hanks reprises his role as symbologist Robert Langdon in the Dan Brown series.
NOVEMBER
"Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" (Nov. 11) — A young Iraq veteran returns home for a victory tour in Ang Lee's adaptation of Ben Fountain's acclaimed novel.
"Arrival" (Nov. 11) — Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner star in director Denis Villeneuve's mind-bendingly intelligent alien encounter drama.
"Manchester by the Sea" (Nov. 18) — Kenneth Lonergan spins a poetic tale of family and tragedy in a film that's been pegged as an Oscar contender since January. Casey Affleck, Michelle Williams and Kyle Chandler star.
Rihanna Launches New Fashion Collection for Puma
Rihanna says her new collection for Puma was inspired by Japanese street culture.
The pop star launched the autumn/winter 2016 Fenty Puma by Rihanna line on Tuesday at Foot Locker in New York City.
She says she remembers exploring fashion during her first trip to Japan years ago and leaving in awe.
Her edgy collection, mostly in black and white, includes loose sweaters and pants, dresses, skirts, sneakers and sneaker heels.
Fans screamed as Rihanna entered the venue, singing her songs that played in the background. She says she designed the line for her feverish fans.
Dwayne Johnson Tops Forbes List of Highest-Paid Actors
Dwayne Johnson elbowed Robert Downey Jr. aside to become the highest-paid actor with a fast and furious income of $64.5 million, according to Forbes magazine.
The former wrestler beat out Jackie Chan with $61 million and Matt Damon, who earned $55 million. The rest of the top five on the list, released Thursday, included Tom Cruise, with $53 million, and Johnny Depp, with $48 million.
What's more, the top guys make more money than the top ladies. Forbes' list of the highest-paid actresses, released earlier this week, put Jennifer Lawrence on top with $46 million, Melissa McCarthy with $33 million, and Scarlett Johansson with $25 million.
All the data is from between June 1, 2015, and June 1, 2016, before fees and taxes.
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