Entertainment News Roundup: ‘Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey’ wins worst picture at Razzies; Atom bomb survivor hopes Japan debut of 'Oppenheimer' will stoke nuclear debate

“Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey” swept the five categories it was nominated for at the 44th Razzies, which included picture, director, screenplay, screen couple and remake/rip-off/sequel. Atom bomb survivor hopes Japan debut of 'Oppenheimer' will stoke nuclear debate Teruko Yahata was eight when she saw a blueish-white light envelop the sky over her home city of Hiroshima one summer morning, moments before the first atomic bomb explosion knocked her unconscious and levelled swathes of the Japanese city.

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'Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey' wins worst picture at Razzies

A horror film based on the beloved children's literary character "Winnie the Pooh" faced the vengeance of Razzie voters on Saturday in the annual Oscar spoof that spotlights Hollywood's worst performances. "Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey" swept the five categories it was nominated for at the 44th Razzies, which included picture, director, screenplay, screen couple and remake/rip-off/sequel.

Atom bomb survivor hopes Japan debut of 'Oppenheimer' will stoke nuclear debate

Teruko Yahata was eight when she saw a blueish-white light envelop the sky over her home city of Hiroshima one summer morning, moments before the first atomic bomb explosion knocked her unconscious and levelled swathes of the Japanese city. Now 86, she is eager to be among the first to see the film "Oppenheimer" at its delayed opening in Japan on March 29, hoping the biopic of the scientist who led the development of the bomb will reinvigorate debate over nuclear weapons.