Netflix's "Bridgerton" is set to release its fourth season, featuring Yerin Ha as the series' first Korean lead and second Asian lead, following Simone Ashley's role in Season 2, according to Time. Ha will play the romantic interest of Benedict Bridgerton, portrayed by Luke Thompson.
Ha expressed initial hesitation about contacting Ashley, stating, "I'm quite introverted, so I was like, she's not going to know who I am." To her surprise, Ashley reached out first, offering support, Ha recalled.
The upcoming season places Ha in a position that brings "high levels of public scrutiny," a challenge she shares with Ashley, according to Time.
In other news, multiple sources reported on a variety of developments. Vox highlighted concerns about potential censorship on a U.S. version of TikTok, with some users reporting difficulties posting videos and expressing concerns about content related to ICE and the Trump administration. Apple also introduced a new location data privacy feature for iPhones and iPads, according to Vox.
The political landscape remains complex, with ongoing gubernatorial and congressional races, immigration debates, and accusations of incitement of violence, Variety reported. Global issues such as religious freedom convictions, AI resource concerns, and athlete mental health struggles are also at the forefront.
Time reported on potential U.S. military action against Iran, with possible outcomes ranging from regime change to policy moderation. Experts cautioned against expecting a guaranteed democratic transition. The Library of Congress inducted 25 films into the National Film Registry, including "Clueless" and "Inception," according to Time.
Ari Emanuel is set to release a memoir titled "Roll the Calls" in September, Variety reported. The climbing thriller "Reach" has completed production and secured distribution deals.
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