一 | Vice President Kamala Harris has triggered backlash online after seeming to liken the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade - the landmark 1973 ruling that had legalized abortion nationwide for almost 50 years - to slavery.,“We have to recognize we're a nation that was founded on certain principles that are — that are grounded in the concept of freedom and liberty. We also know that we've had a history in this country of government trying to claim ownership over human bodies. And we had supposedly evolved from that time and that way of thinking. So this is very problematic on so many levels,” Harris said while addressing the crowd at the Essence Festival in New Orleans on Saturday.,Vice President #KamalaHarris speaking on the Supreme Court's Roe V. Wade decision at @Essence Fest.#RoeVWade #essencefestival pic.twitter.com/cfRyj1rywi— Shaquille Omari (@shaq_omari) July 3, 2022,The annual music festival was started in 1995, originally as a one-off event to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Essence, a magazine aimed primarily towards African-American women.,Although Harris did not explicitly reference slavery, she was believed to have been indicating to the United States' grim history of legally enslaving human beings, mainly Africans and African Americans.,“Millions of women in America will go to bed tonight without access to the healthcare and reproductive care that they had this morning… Without access to the same healthcare or reproductive healthcare that their mothers and grandmothers had for 50 years. Today's decision on that theory, then, calls into question other rights that we thought were settled,” the VP added.,VP Kamala Harris Did Not Believe Justices When They Said Roe Was Settled27 June, 23:31 GMT,Her remarks were made after the highest court in the country overturned the 1973 landmark ruling on 24 June that "protects a pregnant woman's liberty to choose to have an abortion without excessive government restriction.”,Users online immediately responded to the Vice President’s remarks, slamming Harris’s stance.,We are now living in the darkest times in America’s history because of the corruption within the treasonous Democrat Party.— Mick McKenzie (@Mick553) July 4, 2022,Hey, Kamala: Slavery happened because elites in power decided a group of people were less than human so they then had the right to own and kill Africans. Today we have a group of elites who see unborn babies as less than human, and you actively fight for the right to kill them.— Rick Yuzzi (@RickYuzzi) July 3, 2022,Who cares what she thinks. She is a disgrace to this nation.— Tony Mallett (@TonyMallett8) July 3, 2022,Did anyone ask her who owns the life of the unborn child?— Mouse That Roared (@MiceThatRoar16) July 3, 2022,Which is ironic because those who support abortion with no limitations claim ownership over the unborn human body as the reason to end its life.— Tamara_swindy (@tamaraswizzle) July 3, 2022,Yup. Because at 6 weeks embryos still have tails. This isn't about saving "babies" at this stage— V. Sears (@Sueshuz) July 3, 2022,Nothing denies a person's humanity like treating them as an inanimate incubator.— kathykattenburg (@kathykattenburg) July 4, 2022,Women Hoarding Birth Control, Abortion Pills After Roe v Wade Overturned, Media Says27 June, 18:18 GMT,Some internet users reminded Kamala Harris of her heritage, as she is the daughter of an Indian-American mother and a Jamaican-American father.,This incredibly entitled person does not want to reflect upon caste systems. She has an unflattering legacy she might have to explain.— SmithWinston1984 (@SmithWinston44) July 4, 2022,Weren't some of them claiming ownership on her father's side of the family?— Suzy Que (@SuzyQue27155082) July 3, 2022,This comes as mass demonstrations have swept the US following the ruling that now grants states the authority to ban or restrict abortions. So-called trigger laws - bans designed to take effect with the overturning of Roe v. Wade – have been rendered enforceable in some states following the US Supreme Court's ruling, while in others, the bans await official action.,Democrat-Aligned Groups Haul $80 Million in Donations in Week Following Roe v. Wade RepealYesterday, 19:30 GMT,Restrictive abortion laws are in effect in at least four states: Arkansas, Missouri, South Dakota and Wisconsin, according to CNN.,Still awaiting state action for the governor to certify the Supreme Court's decision are Wyoming, North Dakota, Idaho, Tennessee and Texas. In over a dozen states, legal fights are underway over abortion bans and limits on the procedure.,In the immediate aftermath of the ruling, Democrats vowed to pass a federal law enshrining the right for abortions should they sweep the midterm November elections.。 在近日举行的华特迪士尼公司D23博览会上，金牌制片人杰瑞·布鲁克海默向Deadline透露，片方正与约翰尼·德普商谈回归《加勒比海盗6》事宜。布鲁克海默在采访中表示：“我们正在和约翰尼谈，我们正在创作剧本，希望我们能完成这部电影。”他长期以来一直希望德普能重新穿上杰克·斯派罗船长的戏服，即便这一可能性此前一度看起来并不高。
二 | 德普此前与前妻艾梅柏·希尔德之间的法律纠纷，曾使迪士尼在很大程度上与该演员保持距离。
不过，随着德普重新开始接演好莱坞主流作品——他预计将在今年圣诞档凭借《寒夜怪谈》回归大银幕——他以某种形式回归饰演杰克·斯派罗的可能性，现在似乎比过去更高。据多家可靠消息源透露，如果德普最终回归，他在新作中大概率将不再担任系列核心主角。《加勒比海盗6》将聚焦玛格特·罗比饰演的新主角展开冒险，杰克·斯派罗船长则作为配角登场。本质上，这将是该系列的一次“进化”。
布鲁克海默去年曾表示，下一部《加勒比海盗》电影会有“部分”系列旧演员回归，同时整体上也会为这个系列带来“新的诠释”。另一位系列演员奥兰多·布鲁姆此前也曾明确暗示，希望看到德普回归。
截至目前，《加勒比海盗》系列共推出5部电影，首部于2003年上映。系列最新作品《加勒比海盗5：死无对证》于2017年推出，距今已接近10年。随着布鲁克海默此次公开表态，《加勒比海盗6》的开发终于迎来了实质性进展。不过，合同尚未最终敲定，德普最终能否重新登上黑珍珠号，仍有待观察。你会期待杰克船长回归吗？欢迎在评论区聊聊你的看法。
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