Titanic to Return for 3-D Run

Tip of the Iceberg

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 5:30PM EDT / Published Oct. 01, 2010 4:46AM EDT

The king of the world is making a comeback: More than a decade after it sailed to record box office and a slew of Academy Awards, James Cameron’s Titanic will be returning to theaters for a 3-D run in 2012. That April will mark the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the real Titanic, though it’s possible that the film could return a bit earlier in time to cash in on Valentine’s Day romance. “It’s a time-consuming process, and we want to do it right,” said producer Jon Landau of the project. And Titanic won’t be the only heavyweight returning during the period: George Lucas has announced similar plans to bring back his second Star Wars trilogy during that same time frame.

Read it at The Hollywood Reporter

Shock as TikTok Star Is Found Dead in Her Apartment: TMZ

The 29-year-old’s death shocked friends and family, as well as her more than 300,000 followers.

‘Giant’ Coyote Spotted Prowling Central Park Spooks Joggers

Brett Cohn said the animal stopped him “in his tracks” on Saturday morning.

MLB Likely to Probe Ump’s Bonkers Call Against Yanks Manager

The ump seemingly mistook a fan’s heckling to be the Yanks leader, leading to an incredibly controversial ejection.

Scholz to Putin: Keep Kant’s Name Out of Your Mouth

Olaf Scholz says the Russian president doesn’t have the “slightest right” to cite Imannuel Kant.

Black British ‘Homeland’ Actor Clarifies Blackface Comments

David Harewood initially said actors should be able to play any character, even in blackface, as long as it’s “good.”

Tech Giants Promise to Crack Down on AI-Generated Child Porn

Deepfake nudes have plagued middle and high schools this year, and AI has made it easier for pedophiles to access explicit images of kids.

India’s Modi Slammed for Calling Muslims ‘Infiltrators’

His campaign speech was seen as an ominous warning for India’s religious minorities if he wins a third term this year.

Kate Planning ‘Private Party’ for Birthday Boy Louis: Report

The Princess of Wales is trying to keep things normal despite her cancer diagnosis, a source told Page Six.

Titanic to Return for 3-D Run