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It’s hard to believe it’s already been a year since the Blue Bloods cast and crew filmed the final episode after 14 seasons. The series officially ended until December and, around that point, the cast and crew shared fond memories of the show. When it comes to this recent anniversary, Wahlberg took to his Instagram stories to repost a photo posted by executive producer Kevin Wade, which sows series finale call sheet. Wahlberg also added the caption “Last day of an era”:

Ever since, I’ve been running my own podcast, “Baby, This is Keke Palmer,” and inviting a diverse group of guests for heart-to-hearts. My chat with Jonathan Majors was set to drop in April, but it sparked quite a stir. Later on, it was made clear that the episode wouldn’t air as planned. Lately, I sat down with The Breakfast Club crew, and they asked me about that unaired podcast episode. After some thought, I shared that perhaps opinions from others played a part in our decision to hold off on releasing it.

As reported by Entertainment Weekly, during an interview with Jesse Tyler Ferguson on the latest episode of “Dinner’s on Me,” actor Isaacs discussed his experiences working on Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, specifically focusing on the degree of creative freedom he and the other actors were granted.

In a recent chat with Entertainment Weekly, the movie’s director and screenwriter clarified that, although the ending of Avengers: Endgame hinted at Thor joining the Guardians, there were actually no plans to include Thor in the film.

During the filming of “Twisters,” David Corenswet learned about an audition for “Superman.” Being in a skeptical state, he initially suspected it was a prank call when James Gunn called. However, considering only Gunn could extend such an offer for the Man of Steel role, Corenswet chose to trust him. Consequently, the gifted actor would eventually have the opportunity to wear the iconic suit and cape.

It appears that director Chad Stahelski’s vision won’t take too much longer to materialize, given that Russell Crowe has been cast in a significant role. The announcement by Collider reveals that Henry Cavill’s Kryptonian father from “Man of Steel” will portray Ramirez, another immortal character; a fitting choice even with the noticeable racial difference.