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Princess Beatrice, granddaughter of the late Queen Elizabeth and daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, is set to welcome her second child with husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. The happy news was shared via a Palace announcement on October 1st. “Princess Beatrice and Mr. Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi are overjoyed to share that they are expecting their second child together in the early spring,” the statement read.

Martha Stewart shares her upcoming activities with her grandkids before the Jingle Ball festival. In an interview with People Magazine, she expressed joy about spending valuable time with her grandchildren, as well as arranging a possible encounter with Billie Eilish, who is anticipated to attend the event and give performances at the concerts.

In Matt Reeves’ “The Batman”, some viewers were unsure about Colin Farrell’s portrayal of Oswald “Oz” Cobb (or the slight alteration of his character name), famously known as The Penguin, due to Farrell not initially resembling the typical image of the character. However, Farrell’s exceptional performance in the role led HBO to swiftly greenlight a stand-alone series focusing on The Penguin, with Farrell eager to take on the lead role once again.

A number of viewers had reservations when it was announced that Colin Farrell would take on the role of Oz Cobb, or The Penguin, in Matt Reeves’ movie ‘The Batman’, as they were unsure about how his interpretation of the character would turn out.

The renowned filmmaker Guillermo del Toro is set to breathe life into the iconic story of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” for Netflix, and it looks like the production will feature an impressive ensemble of actors. Contrary to earlier speculations, Jacob Elordi, not Andrew Garfield, has been cast as the monster in this adaptation. It appears that scheduling conflicts forced Garfield to step away from the project. Elordi, who previously portrayed a different type of monster in “Saltburn”, is expected to showcase an entirely new facet of his talent when Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein” premieres on Netflix.

It’s possible you may or may not be aware, but the well-known Hollywood actor Zachary Levi, famed for playing the superhero Shazam in the DC Extended Universe, has recently expressed his support for Republican candidate Donald Trump in the upcoming election. Following other celebrities such as Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lawrence who have backed Kamala Harris, Levi now finds himself among a group of celebrities, some of whom are considered contentious and not particularly influential, who have endorsed Trump. This list includes figures like Roseanne Barr, Russell Brand, Jim Caviezel, Kelsey Grammer, Rob Schneider, Jon Voight, and James Woods.

Initially, some viewers had reservations when Colin Farrell was cast as Oswald “Oz” Cobb (also known as The Penguin) in Matt Reeves’ The Batman, given that Farrell didn’t resemble the character visually. However, Farrell’s exceptional performance in the role was so impressive that HBO swiftly commissioned a solo series centered around The Penguin, with Farrell agreeing to star in it.

Kristin Cavallari, known for her time on Laguna Beach, openly discussed breaking up with her partner, Mark Estes. On her podcast, Let’s Be Honest, she shared candidly about a tough call she made within their relationship but emphasized that it ultimately proved beneficial for both parties in the long term.

Hailey Bieber reflected on special times with the late designer and friend Virgil Abloh by posting an old picture from her wedding day on social media. On the occasion of what would have been his 44th birthday, Monday, September 30, the founder of Rhode beauty shared this throwback photo.

In recent times, the genre of superheroes has made significant strides, with the Marvel Cinematic Universe setting new standards. Today, superheroes are our preferred characters in movies and TV shows. The contemporary superhero takes various forms: there are those that originated from comic books, others that have been updated to fit modern aesthetics, and some that present a darker, grittier take. Shows like The Boys even offer satirical interpretations. Now, HBO’s The Franchise series is venturing into uncharted territory for superhero shows, focusing on the action happening off-screen – specifically, behind the camera. We enjoy meta-series (I was recently rewatching Unreal), and this one seems poised to push boundaries as it narrates the events occurring during the filming of a superhero movie. The question is: how closely does this portrayal mirror reality? Well, perhaps more than we might initially assume. Check out the full trailer for HBO’s The Franchise below.