Sebastián Piñera says he is committed to remaining as president despite the mass anti-government protests.
PJ Harvey: ‘Wearing veil in Afghanistan was a freeing experience’
The singer-songwriter wore one while filming in Afghanistan for her new film, A Dog Called Money.
Telangana: Indian officer burnt to death in property dispute
One of the officer’s staff, who tried to save her, also died later from his injuries.
Latino or Hispanic? What’s the difference?
The two words are used interchangeably in the US, but the words don’t mean the same thing.
How Spider-Man Helped Dc Reboot the Legion of Super Heroes
If you want to know what the future holds for the DC Universe, you should be checking out DC’s newest Legion of Super Heroes comic this week. Not only is this series the latest major undertaking from writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Ryan Sook, it serves as a completely fresh start for a long-running and often convoluted franchise. The Legion is being rebooted from the ground up, and DC has Spider-Man to thank.
Before we explain what relevance Marvel’s most iconic hero has to DC’s 31st Century super-team, check out an exclusive preview of Legion of Super Heroes #1 below. Then read on as Bendis explains why the Legion is being rebooted, why Superman’s son is at the center of this story and how long this reboot has been in the works.
Vin Diesel Posts Emotional Birthday Message For Paul Walker’s Daughter
The actor shared a snapshot of Meadow Walker and his daughter Pauline, who is named after Paul: “Love you kid.”
Fantastic Beasts 3 Is Finally Moving Forward After Delays
While Harry Potter fans only had to wait two years between the first two movies in the spin-off Fantastic Beasts series, it’s taking a while longer for the third movie to get here. The film was originally set to shoot this summer, but after some delay, it has now been reported that it will finally start production in Sspring 2020.
According to Deadline, Warner has greenlit Fantastic Beasts 3 ahead of its November 2021 release date. The film will start shooting next spring and will once more star Eddie Redmayne as Newt Scamander, Jude Law as Albus Dumbledore, and Johnny Depp as Gellert Grindelwald. Other actors set to return include Ezra Miller, Alison Sudol, Dan Fogler, and Katherine Waterston.
Deadline also states that Jessica Williams, who appeared briefly in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald as Professor Eulalie “Lally” Hicks, will have a more prominent role this time round. David Yates, who helmed the previous two films and four Harry Potter movies, is set to return to the director’s chair. While plot details are currently underwraps, the movie will reportedly be set in Rio de Janeiro.
Production on Fantastic Beasts 3 has been delayed twice–it was originally set to start this summer, and was then moved to the fall. In January, it was reported that production had been moved to allow the film’s creative teams more time to work on it. While The Crimes of Grindelwald made $648.8 million worldwide, it was still less than Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them’s $814 million gross. The movie also received very mixed reviews.
Star Wars: C-3PO Actor Anthony Daniels Open to Another Taking on Role
Star Wars veteran Anthony Daniels has admitted that he would “accept” another actor stepping into his iconic character’s gold-plated shoes beyond the release of The Rise of Skywalker.
The C-3PO star seemingly laid his parts on the line in a recent interview with Radio Times, as he opened up about the possibility of his role moving forward without him, insisting that the galaxy’s beloved protocol droid is “too good of character, too big of a character” to fade into history.
Nine US citizens, including children, killed in Mexico attack on Mormons
Six children were among those killed in a convoy ambushed by gunmen from a drug cartel.
Square Enix Is Working on a New Action Game IP for Next-Gen Consoles
The studio behind Kingdom Hearts III and Final Fantasy VII Remake is working on a brand new game that will introduce a new action game IP to ‘high-definition consoles’, potentially including next-generation.
A project listed on The First Development Division’s recruitment website spotted by Gematsu promises a “’next-generation action game experience’ that takes a step forward from the existing action game framework.” The untitled game is apparently being worked on by an international team experienced in AAA game development both within and outside of Japan.