Although the specifics are being kept secret, fans of the show can expect hints about upcoming storylines in the next few weeks and months. Interestingly, John Sugden (played by Oliver Farnworth) has already appeared on a poster within the show itself.
Stars from the original *Laguna Beach: The Real O.C.* are squashing rumors of a long-standing disagreement by sharing a new photo together, nearly two decades after their on-screen rivalry first played out.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe doesn’t revisit the early days of Spider-Man, like how he got his powers or the tragic loss of Uncle Ben – it simply hints at those events in *Spider-Man: Homecoming*. But a new rumor suggests the upcoming *Spider-Man: Brand New Day* might change that by adding a well-known character to Peter Parker’s origin story. While it’s a risky move, it could ultimately make the MCU’s Spider-Man stand out as truly special.
Whether they’ve harmed kids or simply want to watch the world burn, here’s a rundown of DC villains who are beyond saving – even if given the opportunity.
I remember watching Dragon Ball Z and being completely blown away by the Super Saiyan transformations – they really changed anime and inspired so many artists after it. It’s interesting because Funimation split the series into sixteen different story arcs when they dubbed it, but the original Japanese version by Toei Animation only had four major arcs. Each one brought a new challenge and even stronger enemies, forcing Goku and the Z Fighters to constantly get better. Honestly, they were all great, and it’s hard to pick a favorite, but some arcs definitely stand out more than others.
I was so excited to hear the Muschietti siblings talk about the new series at New York Comic Con! According to The Hollywood Reporter, they and the cast really shared a lot of details with fans, and it got everyone buzzing. Andy explained something I’ve been hoping for – that this series will actually feel much more like the book than the movies did. It’s great to know they’re staying true to the source material!
Week three of Strictly Come Dancing had a movie theme, with the celebrities and their partners dancing to iconic songs from both classic and modern films.
Having rescued The Girl (who immediately starts choking!), the pair begins searching for their friends. Dave Mervik, the game’s narrative director, emphasizes the game’s local co-op feature and how it creates a uniquely tense experience, similar to watching a scary movie with a friend. They soon arrive at a location previously shown to be overrun with frightening creatures.
According to creative director Hakan Abrak, the team didn’t want to portray a typical, established Superman. As he explained to Edge Magazine (via GamesRadar), they weren’t interested in a character who was already powerful, experienced, and emotionally closed off. They felt that starting with a hardened, ‘iron-clad’ Superman wouldn’t be as compelling.
I’m so thrilled about the upcoming season of *Daredevil: Born Again*! The first season had some bumps in the road with changes happening during production, but everything I’ve heard suggests Season 2 is in fantastic hands – they’ve got a solid creative team and won’t be scrambling for reshoots or big changes once it’s already airing. We finally have some concrete news, and it’s coming out sooner than we think! At New York Comic-Con, they revealed it will actually tie into the *Spider-Man: Brand New Day* storyline, and it’s set to release in March. Plus, lucky attendees even got a sneak peek at a trailer!