Fred Willard posed as Fred Trump to taunt the president over his many failed business schemes.
The Woman Behind Buddy Holly’s Classic Song ‘Peggy Sue’ Has Died
Holly and Gerron first met at Lubbock High School, where he knocked her down while running through the hallways.
South Carolina: Seven officers shot, suspect in custody
One police officer dies and six are injured by a gunman who held children hostage.
Six rescue divers drown trying to save teen in Malaysia
The six men were searching for a teenager thought to have fallen into a mining pool in Malaysia.
Wife of former Malaysian PM Najib charged with money laundering
Rosmah Mansor is known for her love of designer handbags and lavish spending habits.
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey: How to Level Up Fast
See the absolute best way to grind XP in mass amounts in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey.
First Look at Animated Harley Quinn Mocks Deadpool, DC Movies
Now that the DC Universe streaming service is moving full steam ahead, with the live-action Titans series debuting this month, IGN can confirm that Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco will executive produce and voice Harley Quinn in the previously announced animated series that will be headlined by the hugely popular character.
The show will depict what happens when Harley breaks off from the Joker and sets out to become the biggest villain there is, but even while it basically features all supervillains, Cuoco says to expect an animated “adult comedy.” At NYCC 2018, Warner Bros. Animation unveiled a special first look. Check out Harley in action, below:
“This show is kind of a very cool, modern take on Harley Quinn,” says Cuoco. “She’s such an iconic character that we’re excited to bring a much brighter and kind of, even the animation is very bright and modern and hip. And the character is very edgy. The storyline is very edgy and it’s definitely not a child’s show! It’s an adult comedy — I have to make sure I tell people that! — which has been a blast to work on. I’ve never experienced anything like this before. It’s been kind of a really cool gig.”
Star Wars Show from Iron Man Director Will Focus on Mandalorians
Jon Favreau has revealed that his live-action Star Wars series will focus on the Mandalorians.
A graphic shared on the Iron Man director’s Instagram revealed that the series will take place after the stories of Jango and Boba Fett, and will center on a “lone gunfighter in the outer reaches of the galaxy.”
“After the stories of Jango and Boba Fett,” read the graphic, “another warrior emerges in the Star Wars universe. The Mandalorian is set after the fall of the Empire and before the emergence of the First Order. We follow the travails of a lone gunfighter in the outer reaches of the galaxy far from the authority of the New Republic…”
World of Warcraft Executive Producer Becomes New President of Blizzard
Activision Blizzard has announced that World of Warcraft executive producer J. Allen Brack has been appointed president of Blizzard Entertainment.
Brack will assume the role previously held by Mike Morhaime, who will remain at Blizzard as a “strategic advisor to the company.” Morhaime was a Co-Founder of Blizzard and has been with the company since its inception in 1991.
“J. is an inspiring leader who has shown unwavering commitment to Blizzard’s community in his 12 years with the company.” Morhaime said in a blogpost.
“His leadership on World of Warcraft leveraged his vision, creativity, and commitment to quality, and together with the rest of the dev team helped deliver an experience that is unprecedented in our industry. I couldn’t be happier for J. and know that Blizzard will continue to make great games with him at the helm.”
The Walking Dead Comic Still Drags
As long as The Walking Dead has been on the stands, I can’t be the first reviewer to make a lame joke about how the series is walking when it needs to be running. But that complaint really sums up all the comic’s woes at the moment. Once again, the newest issue showcases a promising status quo but fails to get the plot moving and begin that crucial next step.
If anything, issue #184 works to diffuse the tension built up in the previous chapter. The story opens with a riot as the citizens of the Commonwealth lash out at the police and Michonne is caught in the middle. That conflict gives the book exactly the adrenaline boost it’s been needing, but the chaos fades as quickly as it began after a handful of pages. Each month, the series circles a little closer to revealing the insidious truth about life in the Commonwealth, but each time it backs away before delving too deeply. There’s a sense that something big is brewing here. But even a year after this new setting and its cast of characters have been established, we barely seem any closer to the heart of this conflict.