Josh from Den of Nerds recently highlighted that Jeff Sneider was the first to report that actress Florence Pugh was considered for a role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s upcoming X-Men reboot.
According to Josh from Den of Nerds on X, Sadie Sink has been cast as Jean Grey, and reports claiming otherwise are incorrect.
Nielsen reported TV viewership numbers for the week of November 3rd to 9th, which included the premiere of Fantastic Four on Disney+ on November 5th.
Speaking with IGN, Ridley explained she’d heard early whispers about the project:
Weaver would star alongside Turner should she ultimately sign on for the project.
DC and Marvel have announced they’ll continue their collaboration through 2026. This means more new stories and reprints based on their classic 1976 crossover, Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man.
You’ll be able to watch the episode the day after it airs on Paramount+ and through Comedy Central’s on-demand services.
Okay, so the studio is doing something really cool – they’re showing an extended preview in 70mm IMAX. It just proves how much Christopher Nolan believes in shooting on these huge, immersive formats. He really wants you to see his films the way they were meant to be seen – big and bold!
Kris Jenner explained that she believes love is simply love, and she’s attracted to people – often the fathers of her grandchildren. She emphasized that her love for these men is deep and lasting, and doesn’t disappear even when they face difficulties. For her, love isn’t something that can just be switched off.
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t is the follow-up to the popular and thrilling heist series. Coming nearly a decade after Now You See Me 2, it’s surprising it took so long to make, especially considering how well-liked the original movies and their stars were.