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Details about the Clayface movie’s story are still secret, but recent production updates have given fans a few hints about how it connects to the wider DC Universe. For example, the film seems to establish that Hagan is believed to have died during the story, and we’ve gotten our first look at James Gunn’s vision for Gotham City. While people expected filming to continue for several more months, a new report reveals when the production is actually scheduled to finish.

In a post shared to Instragram by The Zach Sang Show, McGregor’s wife, Mary Elizabeth Winstead reveals that the couple once went to Disneyland together and that the Obi-Wan Kenobi actor took no precautions to avoid being recognized beyond wearing a hat. But somehow, he made it through a day at the park without anybody realizing it was him.

Even though the TV show Supernatural ended five years ago, the story isn’t over. Thanks to dedicated fans and the rich world created, the franchise continues to thrive. In 2025, a new comic book series from Dynamite Entertainment will explore the beginning of Sam and Dean Winchester’s journey and reveal the origins of their story.

While the 24-year-old actress has appeared on magazine covers, she’s become best known this year for the disappointing performance of Disney’s Snow White remake. The film was such a critical and commercial failure—costing an estimated $270 million to make—that Disney is now re-evaluating its plans for future live-action movies. It’s become one of the most expensive box office disappointments in the company’s history.

Tim Hobert is stepping down as co-showrunner of the upcoming Scrubs revival, leaving Aseem Batra as the sole showrunner. This change comes shortly after production began, but filming will continue without interruption. Hobert and Batra previously collaborated on the first episode of the reboot and both worked on the original Scrubs series. ABC ordered the revival directly to series in July, though a premiere date hasn’t been set. Zach Braff, Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke, Judy Reyes, and John C. McGinley are all returning for the new season.

Photos online reveal Idris Elba in a black suit standing with Angela Bassett, who is dressed as Queen Ramonda in a stunning purple gown and elaborate gold headdress. They were photographed on a brightly lit runway, with enthusiastic crowds, photographers, and performers wearing bold red and purple outfits surrounding them.

As a huge fan of the Predator series, I have to say Dan Trachtenberg’s ‘Predator: Badlands’ really delivers! Empire’s Amon Warmann nailed it when he called it ‘friggin’ awesome.’ It’s packed with creative action, has a surprising amount of natural humor, and honestly, I was completely hooked by the story. Trachtenberg just gets what makes this franchise work.

In the final moments of the movie Superman, after Superman defeats Lex Luthor, a scene shows Frank Grillo as Rick Flag Sr. being told by General Mori, “Glad you’re not concerned about the metahumans, Rick. ‘Cause now they’re the ones making the rules.” But Rick Flag’s later actions in Season 2 of Peacemaker suggest that’s no longer true.

At SpaceCon 2025 in San Antonio, Brie Larson, who plays Captain Marvel, shared her admiration for her “The Marvels” co-star, Iman Vellani. Larson explained that Vellani seems to effortlessly portray her character, almost as if she’s just being herself, because she’s such a devoted fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and truly embodies the role. Larson also described Vellani as a kind person and fondly recalled many great experiences working with her.

When viewers first met the crew of the starship Enterprise, Gene Roddenberry created a truly original world. Unlike most shows at the time, he envisioned a continuing story following the same characters as they traveled the universe, discovering new planets and life forms. The series blended the thought-provoking themes of The Twilight Zone with the adventurous spirit of Doctor Who and the futuristic vision of Forbidden Planet, immediately setting it apart. Roddenberry offered a hopeful glimpse into humanity’s future, imagining a more understanding, accepting, and unified world than the one in 1960s America. Perhaps most importantly, the show established a defining principle for science fiction: the Prime Directive.