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Marvel Studios moves to distance the live-action Kang portrayal from Jonathan Majors’ controversy by introducing Rama-Tut as a distinct Kang variant in X-Men '97 Season 2, featuring a comics-faithful design that ties to Apocalypse’s origin and signals a broader strategy to continue Kang lore in animation without Majors.
AV Club argues that Run Hide Fight: Infidels, a Daily Wire-produced film starring Jonathan Majors, is clearly propagandistic and aimed at provoking outrage. Its logline centers on radical Islamic terrorists hijacking a liberal college encampment to impose Sharia law while students, a security guard, and a veteran fight back; the piece notes Majors’ public support, on-set labor tensions, and a teaser with provocative 9/11/ISIS imagery as evidence of the film’s controversial aims.
Page Six Hollywood reports Jonathan Majors is making a controversial comeback with Run Hide Fight: Infidels, a $5 million action thriller for The Daily Wire’s Bonfire Legend about radical Islamic terrorists hijacking a liberal college to impose Sharia law, with a Delta Force veteran and students fighting back; the Red Dawn–style film, shot in South Carolina, is set to debut on The Daily Wire in the fall and has stirred debate amid Majors’ 2023 assault case and current culture-war tensions.
Meagan Good revealed on the Picture This podcast that she rehomed her cat Bam Bam after falling in love with Jonathan Majors; the couple began dating in late 2022 and married in March 2025, and she noted Bam Bam struggled with their dogs, prompting the decision, with a quip that she chose the man over the cat.
Jonathan Majors is reportedly shooting an untitled action movie in South Carolina for The Daily Wire, produced by Ben Shapiro and Dallas Sonnier, with a script by Kyle Rankin; described as reminiscent of Red Dawn and Toy Soldiers, it’s unclear whether it will premiere in theaters or on Daily Wire’s streaming service, and this marks Majors’ first project in four years since his domestic-violence conviction.
Jonathan Majors is filming his first movie in four years—a Daily Wire and Bonfire Legend action pic shot in South Carolina, directed by Kyle Rankin. Details such as the title and cast are being kept under wraps, but the project is described as an 80s/90s‑style teen‑action story in the vein of Red Dawn and Toy Soldiers, part of Majors’ career resurgence after past legal issues, with producers Ben Shapiro and Dallas Sonnier on board.
Hollywood actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors received Guinean citizenship after tracing their ancestry to Guinea through DNA testing, and were celebrated in a private ceremony in Conakry, highlighting Guinea's recognition of descendants of enslaved Africans.
US actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors traveled to Guinea to trace their ancestry through DNA testing and are set to receive Guinean citizenship in a private ceremony, reflecting a broader trend of celebrities reconnecting with African heritage. Their visit includes touring historic sites and participating in cultural events, highlighting Guinea's efforts to promote heritage and investment among the diaspora.
Keke Palmer explained that her podcast episode with Jonathan Majors was pulled due to concerns over insensitivity following his legal issues and public reaction, despite her intention to provide a platform for him to speak. She emphasized her unbiased approach and respect for free speech, while also expressing hope that the interview might be released in the future.
Jonathan Majors' ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, has dropped her assault and defamation lawsuit against the actor after reaching a settlement. The case was dismissed with prejudice in Manhattan federal court, and Jabbari's lawyer described the settlement as favorable. Jabbari had accused Majors of physical and verbal abuse, leading to his conviction for misdemeanor assault and harassment. Following the conviction, Majors was dropped by Marvel Studios but has recently begun to reemerge in Hollywood, with his film "Magazine Dreams" set for release and an engagement announcement with Meagan Good.
Jonathan Majors' ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, has dropped her assault and defamation lawsuit against the actor after reaching a settlement. The case was dismissed with prejudice in Manhattan federal court. Jabbari had accused Majors of physical and verbal abuse, but her lawyer stated the suit was "favorably settled." Majors, who was previously convicted of misdemeanor assault, was dropped by Marvel Studios but has recently reemerged in Hollywood, with his film "Magazine Dreams" set for release and an engagement to actress Meagan Good announced.
Jonathan Majors and his ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari have settled a lawsuit in which Jabbari accused Majors of assault and defamation. The case, filed in New York, has been dismissed with prejudice, preventing future claims. Jabbari's attorney expressed satisfaction with the settlement, highlighting her courage in pursuing the case. Majors, previously convicted of misdemeanor assault and harassment in a separate incident involving Jabbari, has faced professional setbacks, including being dropped by Marvel and Disney. He recently announced his engagement to actress Meagan Good.
Actor Jonathan Majors and his ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari have settled her defamation and assault lawsuit out of court. Jabbari had accused Majors of physical abuse and defamation following his misdemeanor assault conviction. The settlement comes after Majors was sentenced to domestic violence intervention classes and dropped from future Marvel projects. Jabbari's attorney expressed satisfaction with the resolution, allowing her to move forward.
Jonathan Majors' ex-girlfriend has dropped her lawsuit accusing him of assault and defamation. Majors, who was convicted of misdemeanor assault in December 2023, had been ordered to undergo counseling but avoided jail. The civil suit, filed in March, accused him of malicious prosecution and defamation for denying the assault allegations. The case has been dismissed with prejudice, meaning it cannot be refiled, and each party will cover their own legal costs. Majors, previously set to reprise his role in the Marvel franchise, has since been cut from future projects.
Jonathan Majors and his ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari have settled her lawsuit accusing him of assault and defamation. The settlement terms are undisclosed, but the case has been dismissed with prejudice. This follows Majors' conviction for reckless assault and harassment against Jabbari, and additional allegations of abuse from other women. Majors has denied all accusations, but the legal issues have impacted his career, leading to his management and Marvel severing ties with him.