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Amy Schumer announced that she and her husband, Chris, have decided to divorce after seven years of marriage. In a heartfelt message, she shared that they still love each other and will continue to prioritize raising their son together. They asked for privacy during this difficult time. The announcement, accompanied by a photo of them together, was typical of Schumer’s honest and humorous style, and highlighted the respect they share as they move forward separately.

Hailee Steinfeld, known for Pitch Perfect 2, shared a special collection of her 29 most cherished memories from the last year. She saved the biggest news for last, ending the list with a pregnancy announcement. The sweet video showed Steinfeld standing in the snow, her baby bump visible, as her partner, Allen, gently kissed her belly. The couple then happily posed together, and Steinfeld wore a comfortable fleece jacket with the word “mother” on it, perfectly capturing their excitement and happiness.

I just read in The Hollywood Reporter that Marvel’s doing something really cool for the Avengers: Doomsday marketing. Apparently, they’re releasing four different trailers, and each one will play before showings of Avatar: Fire and Ash in theaters. It sounds like a great way to get fans hyped!

The first look at Lanterns was released only a day after the Supergirl trailer, and it quickly changed the focus of online discussion from the movie to the more realistic DC series coming to HBO.

I found a YouTuber talking about a leaked early test screening of the film, which apparently revealed some new details.

A six-minute preview has been shown before IMAX 70mm movie screenings, but unofficial, lower-quality versions are now appearing online despite not being officially released.

Honestly, I’m really disappointed with the new Supergirl trailer. A lot of fans, including me, are upset about how they’re showing Krypto – seriously, having him pee on Superman felt really unnecessary! Plus, people are saying it feels too much like Guardians of the Galaxy, and they completely changed the villain’s appearance. It just doesn’t feel right to many of us.

As a Marvel fan, I was really struck by this short film. It’s incredibly gritty and visually striking, and it takes these characters to places I honestly haven’t seen them go before – it doesn’t pull any punches!

Online rumors suggest Brad Pitt is being considered to play the villain in the next Batman movie directed by Matt Reeves, with some speculation pointing towards the role of Dr. Arkham.

Online rumors suggest Brad Pitt might be joining Matt Reeves’ upcoming Batman sequel.