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The Broadway actor leaves us

Actor Josh Grisetti, recognized for his career on Broadway and his participation in the series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, died at the age of 44. The news was confirmed by his close friend and best man at his wedding, actor Rob McClure.

McClure posted a message on Instagram:

“It is with a broken heart that I share the news that the brilliant Josh Grisetti took his life on Friday (July 10); I am not prepared to even try to understand it.”

Grisetti also ventured onto the small screen with a role in the Prime Video series. He is survived by his wife, Mackenzie Grisetti, 24, who has not spoken at this time. McClure, who served as best man at his wedding, said:

“My heart goes out to his wife and family as they try to come to terms with this reality.”

McClure and Grisetti shared credits in the Broadway play Something Rotten, where they played two brothers. The actor recalled the years of working together:

“Some of the most precious memories I have ever had in life were with him, playing his brother on stage for years…communities around the world will not be the same without him, we love you Josh, it is a devastating loss.”

McClure announced that he will organize a posthumous tribute of which he will give details later. The theater community has expressed its dismay at this loss.

First look

Warner Bros. released the first trailer for Digger, the new film by Mexican Alejandro G. Iñárritu. It marks his return to English-language cinema since The Revenant and his first collaboration with Tom Cruise.

The trailer shows Cruise in the role of Digger Rockwell, a billionaire whose company triggers a global-scale ecological disaster. Far from the action hero, he appears with prosthetics, overweight, gray hair and a southern accent. His character is “the most powerful man in the world”, but also the main person responsible for the chaos.

The plot: Digger begins a race to convince the world that he can save humanity while trying to contain the disaster he himself caused. The trailer starts with a phrase from the protagonist:

“Everything changes. One day you are a king. The next, you are just ashes in a box.”

A key moment: Digger minimizes the displacement of a glacier in Greenland, ignoring irreversible consequences. John Goodman plays the president of the United States, who demands a solution to avoid the catastrophe.

The mix of black humor and political criticism was described by Iñárritu as “a comedy of catastrophic proportions.”

The cast includes Riz Ahmed, Sandra Hüller, Jesse Plemons, Michael Stuhlbarg, Emma D’Arcy and Sophie Wilde. Filming lasted six months in the United Kingdom, with photography by Emmanuel Lubezki in VistaVision format.

For Cruise, Digger represents a turnaround after more than a decade focused on franchises like Mission: Impossible and Top Gun. It is his first project with Warner Bros. since the agreement signed in 2024.

The film hits theaters on October 2.

A family celebration

Paulina Rubio shared the moments of her 54th birthday on Instagram, last June 17. The Mexican singer was accompanied by her two children: Eros, the youngest, and Andrea Nicolás, 15, for whom she faces a legal process with her ex-husband, Nicolás Vallejo-Nájera.

The images show an intimate dinner in what looks like a European city. Andrea Nicolás records her mother while she blows out a dessert candle. Eros, wearing a white beret, smiles while hugging his older brother.

A summer with your children

Despite the judicial tensions, the interpreter of “I am not that woman” made it clear that the teenager is by her side during these vacations. In another clip, he thanks two waiters in French while having a cake for breakfast. The singer also published photos exercising and remembered her parents: Susana Dosamantes, who died on July 2, 2022, and Enrique Rubio González, who died in 2011.

The publication reinforces their family bond at a key moment in the custody dispute over Andrea Nicolás, whose most recent hearing occurred in May in Miami Family Court.