On Thursday night, the eve of Cher celebrating her 75th birthday, she tweeted out that she’ll have her life story unfold on movie screens in a new biopic. 

The Cher film will be co-produced by Cher alongside Judy Craymer and Gary Goetzman—the production duo who helmed the film adaptation of Mamma Mia! (which of course, starred Cher).
The film’s screenplay will be written by Eric Roth (Munich, Forrest Gump, A Star Is Born). Roth previously worked with Cher on the 1987 thriller Suspect.

Cher just produced "Kaavan, The World’s Loneliest Elephant," which is streaming on Paramount.com and The Smithsonian Channel.

Cher has been a pioneer for females in entertainment since she hit the scene in the 60's and has an incredible story to tell.

Are you excited for a Cher biopic?

Spice Girls Mel B, Geri, Mel C, and Emma have approached a screenwriter about creating a sequel to Spice World, a follow up to their 1997 film.

The reported project is to help mark the group’s 25th anniversary next year. 
According to The Sun, the apparent sequel is being spearheaded by Horner, who is currently managing the group.

A film industry source told the publication: “The girls have been talking about how to mark the film’s anniversary and are actively considering making a tongue-in-cheek sequel.

No word if Victoria Beckham (Posh Spice) will join in the fun. She took a step back from the group to focus on her family and business.