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Paul Walker's Brother Won't Help Final 'Fast & Furious' Bring Brian Back
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Paul Walker's Brother Won't Help Final 'Fast & Furious' Bring Brian Back

By Lainey Bobainey | News | September 9, 2026

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In another setback for the final Fast & Furious movie that Vin Diesel swears is still happening, Paul Walker’s brother, Cody, has confirmed that he will not have a hand in bringing Brian back to life for one last ride with Dom and the fam. But before you assume this is about respect for the dead, Cody believes AI can get the job done. Can we leave this franchise on the side of the road yet? - (EW)

“And I welcome AI to replace all the idiots who are into nothing but repeating, repeating, repeating until it’s ad nauseam.” Werner Herzog invites AI “filmmakers” to fail - (AVC)

Give Ellen Burstyn every award; she’s earned them! - (Celebitchy)

Will the scripted banter be stilted and awkward? Probably, but it will still be cute to see some of these actors together again presenting at the Emmys. - (Deadline)

This movie sounds like Dustin catnip. “Step Up and Pitch Perfect and Bring It On and maybe Sister Act II with a little bit of Booksmart since it looks like the friendship is centered over the boy, but still with some kissing.” - (Lainey Gossip)

Five years after a Guardian exposé, Doctor Who star Noel Clarke has been charged with sexual assault, voyeurism, and exposure - (THR)

Saturday Night Live has announced its first three hosts and musical guests for season 52 - (Variety)

But SNL won’t have Martin Herlihy this season - (LateNighter)

In this edition of Seriously, I Don’t Understand How Time Works news: Anna Nicole Smith and Larry Birkhead’s daughter, Dannielynn, just turned 20 - (InStyle)

I need someone to talk me out of buying a $68 cheese grater for my husband for Christmas. - (WIRED)

Robert Pattinson kicks off his Oscar campaign in Venice. I’m really here for the Merritt Wever of it all, though. (GFY)

A lying liar told new 9/11 lies. - (CNN)

While camping during a heat wave, Zirza read six books, mostly three-star reads, but the aptly named A Short Stay in Hell by Stephen L. Peck was her favorite. “Rather than having scary monsters jump out of the closet, it’s watching the sheer desperation set in that does the trick.” What do you consider the best qualities for a vacation read? (Cannonball Read 18)

They are ALL clearly innocent angels!