A fresh poster for “Mortal Kombat II” has been unveiled, featuring the renowned dragon emblem pulsating with foreboding green energy. This suggests the film’s release on October 24th and that it was shot for IMAX, guaranteeing a colossal experience when realms collide this autumn.
In a recent reminiscence, the actor who portrayed The Joker looked back on his memorable appearance on David Letterman’s show in 2009. He publicly apologized, stating that night was one of the worst experiences he had ever endured.
I’ve selected 10 TV characters who haven’t been imprisoned yet, but their actions strongly suggest they deserve to be. If justice eventually catches up with them, they might prefer a jail cell over their current acting roles. Let’s delve into the crimes these characters have committed.
I’ve chosen 10 TV characters who haven’t been jailed yet, but their actions strongly hint at criminal behavior. If justice eventually comes knocking on their door, they might prefer serving time in prison instead of continuing their acting careers. Let’s explore the crimes these characters have committed.
The picture features Supergirl standing relaxed, positioned before a graffitied Superman emblem colored red with the words “BEWARE” sprayed on it. In hand, she’s holding a blue beverage, her iconic red and blue costume showing beneath a brown trench coat.
The movie has been praised by its director, Luca Guadagnino, as well as Ayo Edebiri, who stars in “The Bear.” Additionally, Ayo Edebiri has also joined the cast for this upcoming film.
This represents a significant jump of approximately 32.6% over Monday’s $12.9 million, surpassing the growth of comparable films such as Thor: Love and Thunder (12.1%) and The Batman (-0.5%).
In the latest thrilling episode of “What Are The Whales Up To?”, Whale Alert has been doing some deep sea diving and spotted some MASSIVE Ethereum transfers. Over 117,678 ETH was moved in less than four hours. That’s about $374 MILLION. Yes, you read that right. If you’re sitting down, now’s a good time. 😱
Though Case Study House #8, another name for it, just dodged complete demolition, it endured a lot of smoke damage, leading to its closure for about five months while intensive renovation work was carried out.
