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New Scream trailer teases original stars' return, Squid Game inspired by Trump presidency

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I hope you guys are ready for your next big scare because the very first trailer for Scream is here.

The original stars David Arquette, Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox have returned to face off against the new Ghostface killer.

The fifth installment in the Scream franchise is set to hit theatres in January 2022.

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Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox in 2022's Scream

Neve Campbell (Sidney Prescott), left, and Courteney Cox (Gale Weathers) star in Paramount Pictures and Spyglass Media Group's "Scream." Paramount Pictures

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Smash Mouth lead singer Steve Harwell has retired from the band.

During a recent gig he was slurring his words and yelling at the audience.

The band has confirmed they have no intention of breaking up.

Disney is bringing back Home Alone.

Archie Yates plays the iconic role made famous by Macauley Culkin, once again following the left behind at Christmas plot line.

Home Sweet Home Alone will stream on Disney+ on November 12.

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Megan Fox has revealed she is not as confident as she may appear.

Speaking to GQ, this is a huge admission from Megan.

Squid Game

Squid Game was inspired by the Trump presidency, creators revealed. Netflix

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And the Squid Game creator has revealed Donald Trump's election served as inspiration for the hit show, saying the former president reminded him of the show's VIPs.

The series maker had been sitting on the idea for the show since 2008 but didn't feel the world was ready, but it has already been crowned Netflix's biggest success.

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