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Nerdrotic, a YouTuber, has confirmed that Sadie Sink will be playing Jean Grey in the upcoming film Spider-Man: Brand New Day, stating definitively, “It’s true.”

I remember when I first broke the story – James Gunn did a whole series of interviews on YouTube where he really seemed to be second-guessing his role with DC. It definitely raised some eyebrows at the time!

James Gunn responded to rumors that Dave Bautista might play the villain, which started after Jeff Sneider mentioned him as a possibility.

The first season of IT: Welcome to Derry, consisting of eight episodes, debuted on HBO and HBO Max on October 26th. The show takes place in the same world as Stephen King’s IT, building upon the stories told in the 2017 and 2019 films directed by Andy Muschietti. Andy Muschietti, Barbara Muschietti, and Jason Fuchs developed the series.

Debby Ryan recently posted a heartfelt video and the first pictures of her new baby. The photos include a sweet moment of Josh Dun, the drummer from Twenty One Pilots, cradling their child, and other intimate scenes from the day their son, Felix, arrived.

Despite having a well-known cast, the movie Eden didn’t perform well in theaters when it was released earlier this year. It came out at the same time as another film starring Sydney Sweeney, Americana, and neither movie attracted a large audience. Now that Eden is available on Netflix, it has a chance to reach more viewers and gain popularity through streaming.

Rumors suggest Harvey Dent will be in the next movie, and his family will likely be important to the plot.

With Brainiac confirmed as the movie’s villain and production getting closer, discussions about who will play key roles are heating up. Dave Bautista is now among the actors being considered for a part, joining a growing list of potential cast members.

DC Studios and Warner Bros. did something new with their marketing: the trailer for Supergirl was the very first video shown to TikTok users in many countries all at once.

Disney+ has decided not to move forward with its planned pilot for a series based on the book Holes, reports Deadline. The show was going to be a fresh take on the 1998 novel—and the 2003 film—and would have featured a female protagonist.