Scandal News Today — October 31, 2026

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Martin Scorsese Says His ‘Cleopatra’ Movie With Angelina Jolie Was ‘Ruined’ by Seth Rogen and the Sony Hack: ‘It Was Gonna Be Really Wild’ and more — today's scandal signal.

The entertainment industry is always full of surprises, and today is no exception. One of the most shocking revelations comes from Martin Scorsese, who opened up about his abandoned 'Cleopatra' movie starring Angelina Jolie. According to Scorsese, the project was scrapped after Seth Rogen's involvement led to a leak of sensitive information during the Sony hack, causing the film to be "ruined." The movie was reportedly going to be a wild ride, but unfortunately, it never came to fruition.

In other news, Reese Witherspoon's production company, Hello Sunshine, is undergoing significant changes. The actress recently bought back the company, but not without making some tough decisions - 50% of employees have been let go. This move marks a new chapter for Hello Sunshine, which has been a major player in the entertainment industry. Meanwhile, Hulu and Sony are teaming up to produce a new conspiracy drama called 'Hotline,' and fans of Reese Witherspoon and other celebrities are looking for unique gift ideas, from Mahjong boards to ACOTAR merchandise. With all these changes happening in the industry, it's clear that there's never a dull moment in the world of entertainment.

Today's signal:
• Martin Scorsese Says His ‘Cleopatra’ Movie With Angelina Jolie Was ‘Ruined’ by Seth Rogen and the Sony Hack: ‘It Was Gonna Be Really Wild’ (variety.com)
• Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine Cuts 50% of Employees After Actress Buys Back Company (variety.com)
• Conspiracy Drama ‘Hotline’ in the Works at Hulu and Sony From John Swetnam and ‘Spider-Noir’ Boss Steve Lightfoot (EXCLUSIVE) (variety.com)
• 25 In-the-Know Gifts for Women: Mahjong Boards, ACOTAR Merch, Nathan Fielder Lingerie and More (variety.com)

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