Actor Toya Turner from “Warrior Nun” will appear regularly on “Chicago P.D.” TVLine reports that Turner has been cast for the upcoming Season 12 of the NBC series. In this new role, Turner will play Kiana Cook, a patrol officer who thrives on the thrill and intensity of her job and remains unfazed by turmoil. The twelfth season of “Chicago P.D.” is scheduled to debut on Wednesday, September 25th at 10 p.m. ET on NBC.
As a die-hard fan, I’ve been following Bryan Danielson closely this year, knowing it’s his final run as a full-time wrestler. Despite some setbacks due to injuries, he’s been giving it his all to claim the AEW World Championship. That epic title will not come easy, though; he’ll have to beat one of AEW’s top stars, current World Champion Swerve Strickland.
Previously close companions transformed into fierce adversaries, Kris Statlander and Willow Nightingale clashed in an Eliminator Match. If Statlander won, she would receive a chance to challenge for the CMLL World Women’s Championship. With Stokely by her side, their animosity towards each other was evident, demonstrating the deep-rooted tension between the ex-allies. The match remained unpredictable for most of the contest, but later, Stokely managed to hand Statlander a chain and divert the referee’s attention, enabling Statlander to knock out the Champion with the chain without receiving a disqualification. As a result, Statlander emerged victorious and secured a Title shot, however, their confrontation with the Champ wasn’t over, as they inflicted another violent assault in the ring before leaving the scene.
Sam Asghari feels lucky when it comes to his marriage to Britney Spears.
Fans were taken aback when Delicious in Dungeon brought back Falin in the anime, and now a cosplay is accentuating this surprise by showcasing Falin’s chimera form. The anime adaptation for Ryoko Kui’s original Delicious in Dungeon manga started airing on Netflix earlier this year, and it has since gained immense global attention. The anime has elevated the franchise to unprecedented levels of popularity despite the original manga concluding its run, and it seems that the series will only grow more popular as we approach the second (and possibly last) season of the anime next year.
In the realm of science fiction TV series, none have left as significant an imprint as Doctor Who and Star Trek. These iconic franchises have collaborated in comic books, and they’re planning to merge in their mobile games soon. However, fans have been yearning for a live-action crossover between the two, and surprisingly, it might not be entirely impossible. At San Diego Comic-Con 2024, showrunner Russell T. Davies from Doctor Who and executive producer Alex Kurtzman from Star Trek shared potential obstacles that could prevent a well-executed crossover episode.