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Paul was cast as The Bachelorette after rising to stardom on the Hulu series, The Secret Life of Mormon Wives, but controversy emerged recently after it was revealed that she was facing a domestic violence investigation from a few years ago.

Despite Paul doing the typical media rounds ahead of the season,

Everything changed when TMZ released the video of the altercation between her and her ex, Dakota Mortensen, on Thursday morning, causing Disney to pull the plug.

In a statement from her spokesperson, Paul said that she is, quote, very grateful for ABC's support as she prioritizes her family's safety and security.

The statement ends with Paul saying she is currently exploring all of her options, seeking support, and preparing to own and share her story.

Finally, the Dune 3 trailer dropped this week, causing Toby and all the other Lisa and Al-Gaib fans to break out in a cold sweat.

But so did movie theater owners, who began to confront a serious dilemma.

Dune 3 and Avengers Doomsday, two of the most potentially lucrative films coming out this year, are slated to be released on the exact same day, December 18th.

It's like the nightmare version of Barbenheimer.

While Barbie and Oppenheimer were released on the same day in 2023, their audiences didn't have much overlap.

These two movies do skewed heavily male.

The concern is that they'd cannibalize each other and lead to fewer ticket sales overall, a brutal outcome when theaters are fighting for every audience member they can get.

As one movie rep told The Hollywood Reporter, someone's got to move.

Well, yeah, I had not even thought about it before five seconds ago, and that was the first thing that came to mind.

But if you had to move one, which one would you move?

I thought you were just going to say Avengers has to move because I'm way looking forward to Dune 3.

That trailer is insane.

Everyone should go watch it.

Meanwhile, we're both seeing Project Hail Mary this weekend, which is going to be sick.

Ryan Gosling in space.