Chuck Norris, the famous martial arts star and actor known for his role in Walker, Texas Ranger, passed away on Thursday, March 19th. His family announced the news on Friday, March 20th, sharing that his death was unexpected, but he was peacefully surrounded by loved ones.
Zazie Beetz leads the cast of the film, playing the character Asia. Myha’la, Paterson Joseph, Tom Felton, Heather Graham, and Patricia Arquette also appear in supporting roles. Beetz, age 34, recently shared with TopMob how she became involved with the project and her experience working with director Kirill Sokolov.
Niall Horan has spoken publicly for the first time about the loss of his former One Direction bandmate, Liam Payne. The 32-year-old admitted he needed time to privately grieve after the funeral, describing a wave of emotions – nostalgia, fear, and sadness – as he remembered their shared experiences.
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I was really happy to see Jason Fisher back on Instagram! He posted about Justice League, sharing a cool picture of Cyborg and giving a shout-out to all of us fans who supported Zack Snyder’s cut and helped make it happen. It was a nice way to acknowledge how much the fan campaign meant.
During a recent interview with Josh Horowitz to discuss his movie Project Hail Mary, Ryan Gosling was directly asked if he would finally confirm he’s taking on the role of Ghost Rider.
Dunst confirmed the news on social media: “My dream came true 🔥🍗.”
Zack Snyder posted on Instagram remembering the release of his first movie, a 2004 remake of Dawn of the Dead. He said he’s always thankful for this beginning, as the film was inspired by the classic original by George A. Romero.
Industry reports show the initial trailer garnered a record-breaking 718.6 million views within its first day, making it the largest movie trailer debut in history and the biggest launch of any trailer ever.
DC, a publisher owned by Warner Bros., revealed a new series of comics featuring Galaxy and Dreamer, two of its transgender superhero characters. The lineup includes a young adult graphic novel, a special Justice League issue, and a four-part comic book series all launching during Pride Month.