How John Stamos Has Remained Lori Loughlin’s Fierce Defender

John Stamos expressed sadness over Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli’s separation after almost 28 years of marriage. Loughlin’s representative told People magazine they are currently living apart and taking a break, but haven’t filed for divorce. Stamos shared on a podcast that Loughlin is “devastated,” especially because she’s always been a good person, mother, and wife. He feels it’s unfair to see her family torn apart like this. Stamos also encouraged Loughlin to consider how her relationship with Giannulli has impacted her life and any challenges she’s faced.

We’re Coming Clean About What the Laguna Beach Cast Is Up to Now

The reality TV star said she had a great time filming the Laguna Beach reunion on the October 21st episode of her Let’s Be Honest podcast. While she wasn’t sure how much she could reveal about the reunion, which will be available to stream next spring, she admitted it was a really helpful experience. Surprisingly, she confessed she wasn’t initially eager to participate.

The Biggest DCU Batman Fancast Would Be Perfect for Recasting a Divisive Nolan Villain

James Gunn and his team are heavily focused on the “Salvation” storyline for Superman, which has overshadowed news about other upcoming DC projects. A Batman movie is quietly being developed, but it’s stalled because they haven’t found a lead actor. While fans are pushing for a particular actor, he doesn’t seem quite right for Batman. However, he’d be a great choice for a reimagining of one of the weakest villains from Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight films within the broader DC Universe.

A Major Happy Days Character Exit Actually Had the Perfect Way to Return

As a critic, I always felt sorry for Chuck Cunningham on ‘Happy Days.’ Initially, he was set up as the dependable older brother to Richie, but that role quickly vanished. You see, a cool, leather-jacketed newcomer, Fonzie, stole the show and became the one Richie turned to for guidance. Frankly, with Fonzie around, Chuck just wasn’t needed. And beyond being a former college basketball player, Chuck didn’t really have much going for him. It’s no surprise they wrote him off the show entirely. It was a bit of a quiet exit, actually – in the 1984 finale, Howard simply mentioned that both his children were now married, as if to say, ‘Oh, and by the way, Chuck’s gone.’