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LEGO recreates Wicked trailer shot-for-shot to promote new sets. The remake of the 3 ½ minute long trailer offers a glimpse at Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande as their characters in LEGO form. The company previously announced their collaboration with Universal Products and Experiences with the release of 4 new sets based on the film. The sets will be available to fans beginning October 1, just more than a month prior to Wicked Part 1's November 27 release. Sean Kingston facing 10 charges of fraud and theft after reportedly stealing more than $1 million. Kingston was arrested alongside his mother on Thursday under accusations of committing more than a million dollars in fraud between October and March. Money, jewelry, furniture, and a car are included in the value of the stolen property. Kingston was already serving two years of probation at the time of his arrest for trafficking stolen property. The singer's attorney has since spoken out stating that they are ready to fight these charges and prove that the case is civil rather than criminal. Soap Opera star Elizabeth MacRae dies at 88. Best known for her performances on General Hospital , The Andy Griffith Show , and Days of Our Lives , MacRae's acting career spanned more than 30 years. She passed away peacefully on Monday in Fayetteville, North Carolina where she had resided with her late husband Charles Day Halsey Jr. for many years of her retirement. In today's birthday news: Musician/composer Danny Elfman turns 71, singer La Toya Jackson 68, actor Ted Levine 67, actress Annette Bening 66, singer Melissa Etheridge 63, musician Noel Gallagher 57, actress Laverne Cox 52, singer Mel B 49, chef David Burtka 49, singer Pelle Almqvist 46, and actress Riley Keough 35.
LEGO recreates Wicked trailer shot-for-shot to promote new sets. The remake of the 3 ½ minute long trailer offers a glimpse at Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande as their characters in LEGO form. The company previously announced their collaboration with Universal Products and Experiences with the release of 4 new sets based on the film. The sets will be available to fans beginning October 1, just more than a month prior to Wicked Part 1's November 27 release. Sean Kingston facing 10 charges of fraud and theft after reportedly stealing more than $1 million. Kingston was arrested alongside his mother on Thursday under accusations of committing more than a million dollars in fraud between October and March. Money, jewelry, furniture, and a car are included in the value of the stolen property. Kingston was already serving two years of probation at the time of his arrest for trafficking stolen property. The singer's attorney has since spoken out stating that they are ready to fight these charges and prove that the case is civil rather than criminal. Soap Opera star Elizabeth MacRae dies at 88. Best known for her performances on General Hospital , The Andy Griffith Show , and Days of Our Lives , MacRae's acting career spanned more than 30 years. She passed away peacefully on Monday in Fayetteville, North Carolina where she had resided with her late husband Charles Day Halsey Jr. for many years of her retirement. In today's birthday news: Musician/composer Danny Elfman turns 71, singer La Toya Jackson 68, actor Ted Levine 67, actress Annette Bening 66, singer Melissa Etheridge 63, musician Noel Gallagher 57, actress Laverne Cox 52, singer Mel B 49, chef David Burtka 49, singer Pelle Almqvist 46, and actress Riley Keough 35.
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It’s beneficial in so many ways.<br/><br/>“The research shows that unfortunately not all children have easy access to the wonderful outdoors for various reasons, which is something we wanted to change through our work with our new president, Hamza.”<br/><br/>The research also found 88 per cent of parents believe it is important for their son or daughter to experience the great outdoors, with 87 per cent wishing they had more outdoor learning opportunities at school.")
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