BANGOR TOWNSHIP, MI – It was just a scrimmage. But John Glenn was flying around like it was the Super Bowl.

In a recent interview with the magazine Town and Country, the “Bring It On” actor expressed her interest in appearing in the sequel to the Warner Bros. record-breaking film “A Minecraft Movie.” “Maybe ...

Kirsten Dunst has her eyes on the green prize. The “Roofman” star, 43, candidly admitted that she wants to be in the sequel to “A Minecraft Movie” — or any project that gives her bank account a ...

Kirsten Dunst cares about making money moves. The Oscar nominee revealed in a Town & Country magazine interview published Wednesday, Aug. 20, that she would like to star in a sequel to the box office ...

After A Minecraft Movie broke multiple records on its way to $995M globally, Kirsten Dunst wants to join the franchise. The Oscar nominee recently threw her hat in the ring for a part in Warner Bros ...

Kirsten Dunst is well known for teaming up with acclaimed directors, from Sofia Coppola (“The Virgin Suicides,” “Marie Antoinette,” “The Beguiled”) to Lars von Trier (“Melancholia”), Jane Campion ...

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During a recent interview with Town & Country, Dunst explained why she wanted to join the sequel to Warner Bros. Pictures’ A Minecraft Movie, revealing that she would do it for her kids who have fell ...

GREEN BAY – Packers left tackle Rasheed Walker was easing back into 11-on-11 snaps slowly during practices last week, but Monday he was feeling as close to full-go as he's been since a groin injury ...

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