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Dune: Part Three trailer breakdown: Paul Atreides’ empire crumbles, Duncan’s shocking return and every reveal explained

Dune: Part Three trailer breakdown: Paul Atreides’ empire crumbles, Duncan’s shocking return and every reveal explained

Dune is heading into its darkest chapter yet. The first trailer for Dune: Part Three is finally here, giving fans their first look at how Denis Villeneuve plans to wrap up his sci-fi trilogy. Based on Frank Herbert’s Dune Messiah, the film shifts the story away from Paul’s rise to power and focuses on the consequences of everything he has achieved. The trailer is filled with stunning visuals, emotional moments and a few big surprises. Here’s everything the trailer reveals. Timothée Chalamet as Paul Atreides in Dune: Part Three. A darker chapter begins Dune: Part Three takes place nearly two decades after Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) claimed the throne at the end of Dune: Part Two. Now Emperor, he has achieved everything he once dreamed of, but at an unimaginable cost. A brutal holy war has swept across the galaxy in his name, and the burden of those choices is finally catching up with him. As old allies return and powerful new enemies emerge, Paul is drawn into a dangerous conspiracy that threatens both his …

From ESPN to Netflix: Elle Duncan’s next big adventure starts with ‘Taipei 101’

From ESPN to Netflix: Elle Duncan’s next big adventure starts with ‘Taipei 101’

Most people can relate to Elle Duncan’s decision to join Netflix. From ESPN to Netflix: Elle Duncan’s next big adventure starts with ‘Taipei 101’ After nearly 10 years at ESPN, Duncan was looking for a new challenge that would show off her versatility as a broadcaster while also trying to find more of a work-life balance. Duncan believes that will happen by joining the streaming giant. She makes her Netflix debut on Friday night, hosting Skyscraper Live. The two-hour event, which begins at 8 p.m. Eastern, features free solo climber Alex Honnold attempt to scale Taipei 101, the tallest building in Taiwan, without ropes. “It was everything I had been asking in the universe to help me be a well-rounded broadcaster and to help me be a well-rounded person. I think I’m going to be able to do both of those things here,” Duncan said before leaving for Taiwan. Duncan left ESPN in December. She joined the network in 2016 and rose to hosting the 6 p.m. Eastern edition of “SportsCenter,” as well as hosting …