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    James Cameron says “Avatar” sequel not coming in 2018 

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    In this Jan. 28, 2010, file photo, film director James Cameron poses for photos prior to the opening of the movie "Avatar" in Davos, Switzerland. Cameron says the long-awaited sequel to his science-fiction epic will not be released in 2018. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo, File)
    NEW YORK (AP) --

    Another year, another "Avatar" postponement. James Cameron says the long-gestating sequel to his science-fiction epic will not be released next year.

    "2018 is not happening," Cameron told The Toronto Star. Cameron has been developing four more "Avatar" films simultaneously. Though "Avatar 2" had not officially been scheduled for next year, 20th Century Fox last November dated a film from Cameron's production company for Dec. 21, 2018.

    That means that at least a decade will likely follow Cameron's 2009 "Avatar" before a sequel lands in theaters.

    Cameron has said the scripts are done for all four films and that pre-production work continues. The director called it "an epic undertaking" ''not unlike building the Three Gorges Dam."

    But he assured fans he's working hard: "We're full-tilt boogie right now," said Cameron.

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    Art Directors Club Names Global Young Guns 23 Winners

    Thursday, January 15, 2026
    Director Emma Branderhorst, the corner shop, amsterdam/London

    The global Art Directors Club, part of The One Club for Creativity, has announced the diverse group of 28 talented young individuals and four creative teams based in eight countries who are the winners in the ADC Young Guns 23 competition, celebrating global creative professionals age 30 or younger.

    ADC Young Guns is the global, cross-disciplinary, portfolio-based awards competition that identifies and celebrates today’s vanguard of young creative professionals.

    This year’s winners are:

    Nic Antaya, documentary photographer, Detroit
    Omer Ben-Shachar, writer, director, Los Angeles
    Emma Branderhorst, director, the corner shop, Amsterdam/London
    Esteban Cardona Jiménez and Jordan Baron Pories (team), creative directors, Coinbase, New York/Seattle
    Christopher Clark, cinematographer, Los Angeles
    Lucas D’Ascenção, designer, DASC design, São Paulo
    Victoria Escobar, graphic designer, The New York Times Magazine, New York
    Tom Emmerson, director, Serial Pictures, London
    Vanissa Foo, illustrator, Kuala Lumpur
    Hannan Hussain, director, SOFTSPOT WORLD LLC, Brooklyn
    Chantal Jahchan, designer, illustrator, Pentagram, New York
    Kalum Ko, photographer, director, New York
    Keita Kuki, technologist, art director, Dentsu, Tokyo
    Rachel LeBlanc, associate creative director, and Ryan Cookish, art director (team), Rethink Toronto
    Hayley Lim, designer, director, Montréal
    Michael Lim, animator, Kuala Lumpur
    Renald Louissaint, art director, graphic designer, Brooklyn
    Lucas Luz, creative director, designer, Rio de Janeiro
    Christian Meissner, motion designer, designer, MullenLowe Design Studio, New York
    Mia Meredith, graphic designer, The New York... Read More

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