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Mike McFarland, a voice actor from the English-dubbed versions of “One Piece” and “Dragon Ball Z,” has died following a battle with brain cancer. He was 56.
McFarland was a voice-acting veteran, first playing Master Roshi and Yajirobe in “Dragon Ball” and “Dragon Ball Z” and Buggy the Clown in “One Piece.” His other roles include Jean Kirstein in “Attack on Titan,” Jean Havoc in “Fullmetal Alchemist” and Teppei Sugo in “Psycho-Pass.”
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Incredible comeback! Sooo Happy for
#BrendanFraser and his return to Hollywood. Reprising his role in The Mummy is going to be great for fans!
And the world was never the same again after. OK..3...2...1... Lets Dance! #CowboyBebop #AdultSwim #Anime #Classics
They're doing the series justice with this one! #StreetFighterMovie
PERFECT! Watch the New Trailer for #StreetFighterMovie, hitting theaters everywhere October 16.
Iconic is an understatement! Happy Bday to the #KeanuReeves, the legend.
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EGOT means
She was won E- Emmy (series)
G- Grammy (music)
O- Oscar (movie)
T- Tony (broadway)
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Ms. Lauryn Hill and Erykah Badu for Outlander Magazine - formally photographed together for the first time ever!
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NEW: New Yorkers have started a trend of tagging Mayor Zohran Mamdani to report problems around the city and the fixes are happening so quickly that the videos are going viral.
A dangerous playground hazard was repaired after a resident wrote a letter. A pothole was filled the same day it was posted online. And ahead of this week’s heat wave, the city installed temporary water fountains in Prospect Park.
The message from City Hall: no problem is too small to fix.
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James Cameron def has a better origin story than Christopher Nolan.
In his mid-20s, Cameron was working as a truck driver. On weekends, he drove to University of Southern California and photocopied binders full of technical filmmaking papers.
“I gave myself a full [film] education for like a $120 in [Xerox].”
In 1978, he raised $20k from a network of dental surgeons (dentists love alternative investments) for a 12-minute sci-fi short film called Xenogenesis.
Film didn’t do much but was able to parlay that into a job with horror legend Roger Corman, which led to him directing a Jaws knock-off in 1982 (Piranha II) before breaking out with The Terminator in 1984.
Legit went from truck driver to King of Hollywood.
