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‘Jurassic World: Dominion’ Opens Friday With ‘Roaring Fun’
Universal has positioned las Howard return after star- events of “Fallen Kingdom,”
“Jurassic World: Dominion” as a finale for the franchise, organ- izing a round-up of “Jurassic” stars old and new. The film re- unites Sam Neill, Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum, who all starred in Steven Spielberg’s 1993 original. Chris Pratt and Bryce Dal-
ring in 2015’s “Jurassic World” and 2018’s “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom,” while series newcomers DeWanda Wise and Mamoudou Athie also join the cast of the new entry. The blockbuster will be in the- aters Thursday nationwide.
“Dominion” picks up after the
with dinosaurs now roaming the Earth and forcing the human race to closely guard their position as the apex pred- ators of the planet. “Jurassic World” director Colin Trevor- row returns to helm the series finale.
The sequel grossed $55.4
million at the international box office last weekend, with its
biggest starts coming in Mexico and Korea.
Suspect In Murder of ATL Rapper 'Trouble' Surrenders To Police
TROUBLE, AKA MARIEL SEMONTE ORR AND JAMICHAEL JONES
The man accused of mur- dering Atlanta rapper Trou- ble surrendered himself to local authorities on Tuesday morning. Authorities believe Jamichael Jones shot and killed Trouble on Sunday morning while he was visiting a female friend at Lake St. James apartment complex in Conyers—located near At- lanta.
Police deemed the murder a domestic incident, in which the female knew the suspect Jamichael, but Trouble did not. According to information released by police, Trouble was shot once, in the chest in- side of the apartment. Police responded to a call about a shooting at 3:20 a.m. and when they arrived found Trouble laying on the floor.
Jamichael was quickly named a suspect with the Rockdale County Sheriff’s De- partment issuing arrest war- rants for the 33-year-old. Charges include: murder, ag- gravated assault, battery and home invasion, per @wsbtv.
Police say Jamichael’s mother played a key role in ne- gotiating her son’s surrender after he called her to ask about peacefully turning himself in. This is a developing story.
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