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The third effort in the Jurassic World series returns to basics, even bringing back the original Jurassic Park cast members -- and the decision elevates the film.

When I came to Jacksonville to join the River City Live family, I was tasked with roaming all over Jacksonville to find interesting nuggets about the city. Mission accomplished many times over. I didn’t know much about the city, so I enjoy discovering the history and new situations that showcase that history.

Universal Orlando announced June 10 as the opening date for its anticipated new attraction, The Jurassic World: Velocicoaster.

The original stars of Jurassic Park Laura Dern, Sam Neil, and Jeff Goldblum will all be returning for 2021s third Jurassic World film, ET has learned. Colin Trevorrow, who directed 2015s Jurassic World and the recently televised Jurassic short, Battle at Big Rock, and co-wrote both World and 2018s Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, will return to write and direct this film. Steven Spielberg, who directed the 1993 original film, 1997s The Lost World, and executive produced 2001s Jurassic Park III, 2015s Jurassic World, 2018s Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, will join Trevorrow as an executive producer on the film. Id be all the way in China!Goldblum also starred in The Lost World and had a brief cameo in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Neil was the lead of Jurassic Park III and Dern also made a cameo in the film.

No matter how good your Labor Day was, it's a solid bet that Jeff Goldblum's was better. On Monday afternoon, a truly charming video made its way online featuring the Jurassic Park star showcasing his very best dance moves to Normani's huge hit, "Motivation," on a balcony in New Orleans. Although Goldblum has a number of unforgettable parts under his belt, his supporting role as The Grandmaster in Thor: Ragnorak, definitely stole scenes. Labor Day wasn't the first time that Goldblum has proudly embraced the pop music world. In December, James Corden revealed his spoof of Ariana Grande's single, "Thank U, Next" -- "Thank U, Jeff."