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The first images from the set of The Lord of the Rings' new film The Hunt for Gollum have been released!

Among the images featuring the Shire and Hobbits, the most eye-catching one is Frodo Baggins entering Bag End.

Brahim Hemdani is the new head coach of the Greens. The former Algerian international steps in after leading the U21 team to the gold medal at the 2026 Mediterranean Games in Taranto. A former player for OM and Glasgow Rangers, Hemdani now embarks on a new chapter at the helm of the senior national team.

By his side, Anthar Yahia will serve as assistant coach. The former Greens captain and hero of the 2010 World Cup qualification returns to the national team in a new role.

Finally, Moussa Saïb becomes the general manager of the national team. A former Algerian international and iconic figure in national football, he also joins this new coaching staff.

A new chapter thus begins for the Greens, with an entirely Algerian staff leading the national team.

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The haunting sequence where Gandalf and Radagast explore the ancient Graves of Rhudaur is one of the most atmospheric moments in The Hobbit trilogy,and it was created through an extraordinary combination of practical craftsmanship and visual effects.

Wētā Workshop’s intricate set design was then seamlessly expanded by Wētā FX, transforming the practical location into the vast, cursed ruins seen on screen. Every crumbling monument, eerie glow, and desolate landscape was carefully crafted to preserve the grounded realism that defines Middle-earth.

The entire sequence was created specifically for the films. In Tolkien’s books, the Nazgûl were never imprisoned in tombs at the High Fells, making Gandalf’s investigation one of the film major additions to the story.

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He added his casting will only address diversity "where relevant," not as a box-ticking mandate.

Compare that to Rings of Power's two seasons of race-swapped characters and forced diversity narratives.

Is Serkis's honesty about the source material more respectable than the usual studio hedge, or does it just make the double standard across Amazon's own Middle-earth productions more obvious?

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