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— Move over, Tom Cruise, your aspirations to become a musical movie star at 60 are being challenged by 26-year-old Tom Hol land (from the latest “Spider-Man” films). While Cruise hasn’t announced his project yet, Holland has committed to star in an untitled biopic on Fred Astaire. Unlike Cruise, who only toyed with singing in movies until he played a rock star in “Rock of Ages,” Holland portrayed the titular charac- ter in “Billy Elliot the Musical,” from 2008-2010 on stage in London. Ironi- cally, Jamie Bell, who played the role of Billy Elliot in the 2000 film, is also set to star in anAstaire biopic forAma zon titled “Fred & Ginger.” But, first, Holland has to deal with his mental health, admitting, “I find Instagram and Twitter to be overstim ulating, to be overwhelming ... I spi ral when I read things said about me online, and ultimately, it’s very detri mental to my mental state. So, I decid ed to take a step back and delete the app.” Social media was instrumental in catapulting his film “Uncharted,” with (a $120 million cost that lead to $406.7 million grosses.) All this time, no one made a film about Fred Astaire, and now, there’s three in

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Q:Is the legal drama “Bull” being renewed, or has it been canceled?—D.K.

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A:AftersixseasonsonCBS,“Bull,” starring Michael Weatherly, hasdoncalleditquits.ShowrunnerGlennGor CaronandactorFreddyRodriguez, whoplayedBenny,leftafterfiveseasons following a workplace investigation.

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Thomas about his intentions with Hope. Sheila shared a stolen moment with Hayes. A conflicted Ridge thought back on his best moments with Brooke andTaylor. Paris modeled Zende’s newest design for Ridge and Thomas. Steffy urged Ridge to admit his feelings to Taylor. Hope attempted to process Liam’s concerns about Thomas’ intentions.

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1. Top Gun: Maverick (PG-13) Tom Cruise, Jennifer Connelly

2. Bullet Train (R) Brad Pitt, Joey King a film based on the popular board Lesley Ann Warren — the film fell short $400,000 of recouping its $14.6 million cost. Now, a remake of “Clue” is in the works, starring Ryan Reyn- olds. Will the creators improve on the screenplay of the original, or are they “Clue-less?”

Portia visited Ava. Nikolas made a mysterious call. Carly’s travel plans hit a snag. Drew and Sam discussed their relationships. Sonny had a revelation. Jordan and Dante were summoned to a crime scene.

3. Spider-Man: No Way Home (PG-13) Tom Holland, Zendaya

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Trina talked to Rory about Spencer. Michael reminded Dex that he was the boss. Carly encountered an unfriendly face. Willow lost her temper. TJ update on a patient. Britt voiced his

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