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One significant surprise unfolded in the first season of X-Men ’97, with many twists to choose from, was the disclosure that Jean Grey had been swapped by her clone, Madelyne Pryor, at some point during the show’s run. This plot development required voice actress Jennifer Hale to portray not only the beloved character of Jean Grey but also Madelyne Pryor when she was still posing as Jean Grey, and later on, Madelyne Pryor following her transformation into the Goblin Queen. In a candid conversation with ComicBook’s Phase Zero podcast during an exclusive interview, Hale shared insights on the challenges of juggling these multifaceted performances and when she discovered this unexpected turn of events was taking place.

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In the upcoming years, James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DC Universe is poised for growth with numerous movies and series based on renowned DC characters. The initial television production under this umbrella will be “Lanterns,” a live-action adaptation of the Green Lantern lore, being developed by Damon Lindelof, Tom King, and Chris Mundy. Recently, casting rumors surrounding the project emerged, suggesting that Josh Brolin, known for his roles as Thanos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Cable in Fox’s X-Men Universe, and Jonah Hex in Warner Bros.’ 2010 standalone movie, has been extended an offer to play Hal Jordan / Green Lantern.

At the WWE’s “Bash in Berlin” Premium Live Event, CM Punk finally exacted his long-overdue revenge against Drew McIntyre over the past few months. He triumphed over “The Scottish Warrior” in a Strap match, an uncommon type of wrestling contest, but one that he’s never lost in his professional career. With this victory, he managed to reclaim his belt, which appears to mark the end of their rivalry for now. Following the event, Punk announced his intention to pursue the WWE Championship next, sparking enthusiasm among fans about what’s to come.

The movie “Twisters” has been one of the hits at the box office this summer, consistently drawing crowds to cinemas. Its strong performances over the weekends, particularly in North America where the 4DX edition of the film was re-released, have propelled it to earn over $360 million worldwide. Remarkably, it continues to hold its own even with its availability on video-on-demand platforms. Given this level of success, a sequel seems imminent, and the actors associated with the film have been discussing a possible continuation for quite some time.

Beginning with Labor Day marks the commencement of the initial week of September, a nearly complete week filled with fresh content on Netflix. The start of the month coincidentally fell on Sunday, bringing about a handful of new movies to the platform. This momentum carried over into Monday, as Netflix began a sequence of multiple days featuring new additions, such as popular films, novel TV series, and live events.