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Universal has released a first look at Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler in movie Miami Vice ’85, the upcoming reboot of the 1980’s TV classic.
Below are Jordan as Detective Ricardo “Rico” Tubbs, and Butler as Detective James “Sonny” Crockett.
Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick) is directing the reboot from a script by Dan Gilroy (Nightcrawler), Kosinski and Eric Warren Singer. Supporting cast includes Alden Ehrenreich, Camila Morrone, Walton Goggins, John Leguizamo, Danny Ramirez, Andre Holland, Michael Irby and Whitney Peak.
Pic, which remains in production, is due for release in theaters May 19, 2028. Dylan Clark is producing through his Dylan Clark Productions as is Kosinski.
Miami Vice ’85 began shooting, starring Austin Butler as Don Johnson. Or, Sonny Crockett. Either. Both! This all feels like a semi-orchestrated first look at the film, given that Butler is shooting outdoors in a direct copy of something Don Crockett Johnson wore in the original series. Weirdly, Danny Ramirez is kind of wearing the other outfit in that pic? But I don’t know whom Danny Ramirez plays; it’s not Tubbs, as that is the province of Academy Award Winner Michael B. Jordan. I guess he’s not in this scene. He also doesn’t look quite as outrageously ’80s until you get to his shoes, and even then, it’s sort of a pass. Maybe he dies early so they didn’t really try that hard. The real star of this scene is, however, Austin Butler’s tan. He is giving that pole behind him a real run for its money. He appears to have set the spray nozzle at the salon to Beta Carotene. If this were a small-town medical series, we’d find out that some sort of freak carrot runoff had tainted his drinking water. Even Don Johnson didn’t go that hard. Given how much and how long Austin absorbed his Elvis accent, does this mean he’ll be orange for nine months past shooting?
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Bank details at risk as criminals use AI to create fake sites and emails offering pre-release beta test version
Like millions of gamers around the world, you have been waiting years for Grand Theft Auto VI to be released. Now you have the opportunity to play the much-anticipated game before everyone else.
An email has arrived inviting you to play a pre-release âbetaâ version of the game so that you can alert the makers to any bugs before its official release later this year.
But the invitation is a scam, one of many as criminals prey on the anticipation of gamers eager to experience the next chapter in the GTA series. Falling victim to the fraud can result in your personal data being sold or your bank details being stolen.
A new wave of scam websites is offering something millions of people want: a way to play Grand Theft Auto VI before it comes out.
“Get GTA 6 before everyone else.” “Buy VIP early access.” Pay a few hundred dollars in cryptocurrency, enter a payment code, and supposedly unlock the game.
Any site claiming to sell GTA 6 early access is not authorized by Rockstar Games and should be treated as fraudulent unless Rockstar announces it through official channels. You pay, you get nothing, and because the payment is made in cryptocurrency, there’s usually no way to get your money back.
Rockstar Games recently unveiled a new Grand Theft Auto VI teaser and announced that pre-orders would open soon. The release of the new installment of the franchise is expected in November of this year, but only on consoles for now.
The release date for the PC version of GTA VI has not yet been announced, but interest in the game is enormous, which scammers are trying to exploit. After the teaser's publication, a fraudulent campaign targeting PC gamers became active online again.
Cybersecurity experts have warned players about the danger. Victims are offered to participate in the Grand Theft Auto VI PC beta test. Scammers ask them to enter their data into a registration form and even conduct a fake "Are you not a robot?" check to make everything look plausible.
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