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Director Dan Trachtenberg is developing an original film inspired by 'Sleeping Beauty' for Disney, according to Deadline. The project marks another fairy tale-adjacent undertaking for the filmmaker, best known for 'Prey' and the 'Predator' franchise entries. No plot details, cast or release date have been announced, and the story is described as an original take rather than a direct remake of the 1959 animated classic.

Jensen Ackles has been cast as the lead in 'Rules of Prey', a new thriller series ordered by MGM+. The casting gives the actor another major television role following his long run on 'Supernatural' and recent appearances in other genre series. Details about his character and the show's plot have not yet been fully revealed, and fans are following news of the project as production plans take shape.

Filmmaker Dan Trachtenberg, known for Prey and the recent Predator entries, is attached to direct a new movie inspired by Disney's classic tale Sleeping Beauty. Details about the project's plot, cast and release date have not been announced, and Disney has not commented publicly on the scale or timing of the production.

Dan Trachtenberg, the filmmaker behind Prey and the recent Predator films, is developing a new movie at Disney inspired by Sleeping Beauty. Details about the project, including its format, cast and release plans, have not yet been announced. News of the project is drawing attention given Trachtenberg's recent track record of reinventing familiar franchises for Disney-owned studios.

A blogger shared a spam email claiming their blog scored 56% on so-called 'AI readiness', a vague metric with no clear definition. The blogger refused to click any links, joking about wanting the score down to 0% and noting their blog contains old prompt-injection jokes that may have triggered it. The episode highlights a growing wave of AI-themed marketing spam preying on publishers' anxieties about how their content is used by AI systems.

A community discussion thread invites readers to share stories and observations about wildlife living in cities, from foxes and raccoons to birds of prey. The topic reflects ongoing interest in how animals adapt to urban environments and how residents coexist with them in densely built areas.

Director Dan Trachtenberg is developing a Sleeping Beauty-inspired movie at Disney, according to IGN reporting. The news raises questions about his future with the Predator franchise, where he directed Prey and the well-received Badlands. Commenters are debating whether the Disney project signals a break from Predator or a project running alongside it.

A new fossil study suggests some dinosaurs ate seafood that washed up on ancient beaches, adding marine prey to what was long assumed to be a largely terrestrial diet. The finding, published by Frontiers, is drawing attention for reshaping ideas about how adaptable dinosaur feeding habits were millions of years ago.

Conservation voices are highlighting the Chafarinas' skink, a reptile restricted to a narrow stretch of coast around Spain's Chafarinas Islands off North Africa. Its global population has never been measured, yet roads, tourism, lost prey, heat and drought are pressing on the species at once. The argument being made is that a lack of research does not mean a lack of danger, and 'no evidence' of decline is not the same as no impact.

FBI Director Kash Patel has detailed Operation Blackout, an effort targeting large-scale overseas scam compounds that run fraud schemes aimed at draining elderly Americans' life savings. Describing them as scam 'cities', Patel says the networks operate industrial-style call centres abroad. The remarks have drawn attention to the growing scale of transnational fraud targeting older people and calls for tougher international action.