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There’s been a buzz among Marvel enthusiasts and Taylor Swift fans about the possibility of her being involved in the Deadpool & Wolverine movie. The potential link to the film’s crew – Ryan Reynolds, who stars, writes, and produces; Blake Lively, Reynolds’ wife and Swift’s friend; and Shawn Levy, the director who collaborated with Swift on her All Too Well short film – has fueled rumors. Furthermore, some promotional materials for the film seem to mirror themes from Swift’s Eras tour and friendship bracelets.

David Lynch, renowned for his distinctive and frequently dreamlike filmmaking techniques, harbors mixed emotions towards his 1986 interpretation of Frank Herbert’s Dune. While the triumph of The Elephant Man in 1980 granted him access to large-scale productions, Lynch believes that the final product was significantly impacted by studio intervention, thereby diluting his original creative intent.

In a recent disclosure, actress Danielle Fishel, famously known for portraying Topanga on ‘Boy Meets World’, shared that, given the chance, she would not have her character marry Ben Savage’s (Cory Matthews) in the show.

Born to parents Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis, actress Lily-Rose Depp has always been accustomed to being in the public eye. Given her father’s status as a prominent Hollywood actor, it’s only natural for people to speculate about her unique upbringing during her childhood years.

Jenna Ortega and Glen Powell are near to signing deals for J.J. Abrams’ upcoming, as yet unnamed movie at Warner Bros. Details about the film are scant, but we do know that it’s not a time-travel story. Abrams penned the script himself, and his production company, Bad Robot, is in charge of making it. This news comes from Deadline.

Lionsgate is broadening the world of John Wick by creating a fresh action series called “John Wick: Under The High Table.” This series is being overseen by Keanu Reeves, the main actor from the movie franchise, and Chad Stahelski, who will also direct the initial episode. Both are involved in its production.

Lately, Netflix has become a veritable goldmine for sports enthusiasts, offering documentaries that transport you on a thrilling odyssey through the ups and downs of the athletic field, delving into stories of triumph and revealing hidden truths behind iconic events. Among its much-discussed productions, Full Swing and Tour De France: Unchained have been given a fresh lease of life with new seasons announced not long ago.

The unique Netflix game show, “Is It Cake?”, has been confirmed for a fourth season. This intriguing reality series presents an opportunity that seems like a dream job: judges must determine if presented objects are actually cakes.

In a surprising twist for Marvel fans, Chris Evans reappeared in the Marvel universe, not as Captain America this time, but as Johnny Storm, the Human Torch, in Deadpool & Wolverine. Contrary to popular belief, he didn’t wear his Captain America suit, instead, he stepped into the role he originally played in 2005’s Fantastic Four. Director Shawn Levy, during an interview with Entertainment Weekly, explained that Evans was chosen to play the Human Torch rather than Captain America in this film.

Fans of DC comics are thrilled as Bruce Timm’s latest creation, Batman: Caped Crusader, debuted on August 1st. Though hardcore fans often welcome any portrayals of Batman, whether animated or live-action, it remains to be seen if the villains will meet with approval this time around.