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Movie Review: In 'Toy Story 5,' it's (digital) apocalypse now for toys

“Toy Story 5” may fall shy of the first three and probably ranks as the fifth best of these movies. But “Toy Story” has a high bar and the quality and thoughtfulness that has long distinguished Pixar is very much present here, writes AP Film Writer Jake Coyle in his review. As the movie’s “toys vs. tech” advertising has made abundantly clear, “Toy Story 5” is predicated on an extremely relatable conflict for kids and parents, alike. In it, tablets arrive just as ominously as weapons did in “2001: A Space Odyssey.” Given just how profoundly screens have altered childhood, the paradigm-shift storyline gives “Toy Story 5” something most sequels can’t claim: a reason for being.

Sean Penn to direct Warner Bros. movie about a police officer at the Jan. 6 Capitol riot

NEW YORK (AP) — Sean Penn will direct a movie about a police officer who was at the Jan. 6 Capitol riot in 2021, Warner Bros. said Tuesday. Following his Oscar-winning performance in “One Battle After Another,” Penn will direct the as-yet-untitled film from his own script. Bradley Cooper is in talks to star, though no deal has been finalized. Penn attended the 2002 hearing of the House Select Committee investigating the attack on the Capitol. The movie’s announcement comes just days after the U.S. Justice Department said it will not challenge Paramount Skydance’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

‘Obsession’ is a sensation. Everyone, including Curry Barker, is trying to figure out what it means

NEW YORK (AP) — Over the last month, “Obsession” has sent shock waves through Hollywood. Curry Barker’s microbudget horror film has grossed $286 million worldwide, and it’s still going. In North America, it has outgrossed “Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu.” It’s Focus Features’ biggest hit in its 24-year existence and ranks among the most profitable movies ever made. Coupled with the A24 hit “Backrooms,” by 20-year-old Kane Parsons, it’s been a coming-out party for YouTube as a breeding ground for the next generation of filmmakers. It’s also brought waves of Gen Z moviegoers into theaters. Summer has historically been dominated by legacy franchises, but “Obsession” may represent a sea change.

A look at presidential libraries as the Obama Presidential Center opens to the public June 19

NEW YORK (AP) — Franklin Roosevelt helped launch the modern system of presidential libraries in the late 1930s. A network of museums and research facilities has since grown nationwide. Historian Douglas Brinkley calls them vital hubs for lectures and research. Presidential libraries often reflect a leader's personality and legacy. Settings for presidential libraries range from small towns to big cities. Former President Barack Obama's library opens to the public June 19 in Chicago. While archives are mostly managed by the National Archives, museums are funded by private donors, which can influence how history is presented.

Rapper Mystikal sentenced to 20 years in Louisiana rape case

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The rapper Mystikal will serve 20 years in prison for raping a woman at his Louisiana home in 2022. He pleaded guilty to third-degree rape in March with a sentencing cap of 20 years. The victim spoke in court before sentencing and asked the judge to give Mystikal the maximum sentence, according to local ABC affiliate WBRZ. She reportedly said the rapper had punched her, choked her, pulled out her braids and forcibly raped her. The Louisiana rapper's given name is Michael Lawrence Tyler. He received multiple Grammy nominations in the early 2000s.

JD Vance went on television to plug a faith memoir. 'The View' had other plans

Vice President JD Vance is promoting his new book, but that wasn’t the main focus when he went on ABC’s “The View” to plug his memoir on faith. Instead, Vance faced tough questions on Jeffrey Epstein, the economy and immigration. His appearance on the show Tuesday marked a rare foray for a Trump administration official into what they consider hostile media, with the long-running morning show generally dominated by its liberal hosts. Vance joked about the challenging environment at the start of the hour, saying, “This is a show of MAGA Republicans, right?” He defended President Donald Trump’s comments on affordability and inflation by rephrasing his remarks on them, leading Joy Behar to ask him, “Are you his interpreter, or are you his vice president?”

The Grammys add 5 new categories and announce changes to best new artist

NEW YORK (AP) — The Recording Academy has announced changes for the 2026 Grammy Awards, including five new categories. These include best Asian pop music performance, best traditional pop vocal performance and best Latin song. Changes have also been made to the R&B and folk categories. The best R&B solo performance is reimagined, and a best R&B collaboration or duo/group performance is added. Folk now includes best contemporary folk album and best traditional folk album. The best new artist category has been updated, allowing artists to submit four times. These changes aim to reflect the evolving music industry.

Cape Verde's Vozinha becomes an Instagram sensation thanks to his saves and a streamer's push

GUADALAJARA, Mexico (AP) — Vozinha gasped and laughed in shock when shown the number of new Instagram followers he had gained after helping tiny Cape Verde hold off powerhouse Spain in his team’s World Cup debut. Less than 24 hours after the game, Vozinha already had nearly 10 million Instagram followers. That is more than NBA superstar Victor Wembanyama and NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes each have. A popular Brazilian streamer was taking credit for the goalkeeper's sudden surge in followers. Meanwhile, efforts are underway to get the 40-year-old goalkeeper's mother a visa to the U.S.

Tom Holland appears to confirm he and Zendaya are married

NEW YORK (AP) — Tom Holland has apparently confirmed that he and Zendaya have tied the knot. This comes after months of speculation sparked by Zendaya’s stylist in March. Holland addressed the rumors during an interview with Esquire U.K. When asked about whether he had to inform his family after AI images circulated showing what appears to be his wedding, he replied, “No, because they were all there.” He also shared how Zendaya and him support each other in their acting careers. Holland and Zendaya first met while co-starring in the 2017 movie “Spider-Man: Homecoming.” Both have major films releasing this summer, including “The Odyssey” and “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.”