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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have ended their marriage for a second time, after two years, following reports of a lack of commitment from Affleck. On Tuesday, August 20th, sources revealed that Lopez filed for divorce. The singer reportedly decided it was the right moment to “move on” as efforts towards reconciliation seemed scarce on Affleck’s part. This information was shared by a source with PEOPLE magazine.

It’s common knowledge that “Blade” is a Marvel Studios project with high anticipation, featuring Oscar-winning actor Mahershala Ali in the lead role. However, this project is currently in an unconventional phase of production, making it hard to foresee its outcome or even if we’ll get to watch it. The future remains uncertain, but Ali is still under contract to play the title character, and Mia Goth has agreed to portray Lilith.

Title One: “Average Joe’s First Season – A Dark, Twisty Ride”

In the second season of House of the Dragon, events unfolded amidst flames and bloodshed, fueled by the Targaryen civil war. From the tragic death of Haelena’s son at the hands of Prince Daemon’s allies to the breathtaking aerial battle between Vhagar and Meleys above Rook’s Rest – these pivotal moments in season 2 extend beyond the expected timeline.

The latest Disney venture within the Star Wars universe, titled The Acolyte, has sparked significant debate since its premiere. This is largely due to several contentious events and instances of widespread review-bombing that eclipsed any controversy associated with prior Star Wars productions. Despite the tumult, the series concluded after eight episodes in total.

Without much doubt, the speculation surrounding Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s marriage won’t shock anyone now, given she supposedly filed for divorce on August 20th. Previous rumors about their relationship could have been hinted at by JLo herself through a social media post she liked earlier.

As a die-hard gamer and DC Comics fan, I was thrilled to see Warner Bros. bring “Black Adam” and “Shazam! Fury of the Gods” to San Diego Comic-Con recently. With both movies slated for release this year, it felt like a perfect setup. But surprisingly, another film rumored to hit screens in 2022 – “Batgirl” starring Leslie Grace – was nowhere to be found at Comic-Con. Initially planned as an exclusive HBO Max premiere, recent reports from The Hollywood Reporter indicate that Warner Bros. has decided against releasing the “Batgirl” movie altogether. This news initially surfaced on The Wrap, and Warner Bros. has since confirmed their decision not to release the film in any capacity.

In August 2024, the franchise introduced a new animated sitcom called “Rick and Morty: The Anime.” This spin-off series falls within the timeline between the fifth and sixth seasons of the original show, during which portal travel is suspended. “Rick and Morty: The Anime” marks the third series in the franchise, having been developed by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon.

As a gamer, I never thought that a movie universe like the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) would become what it is today. It started with Iron Man back in 2008, and over time, it grew into the biggest single-story film series ever made, not just in terms of box office numbers but also in the annals of cinema history. Sure, there have been ups and downs with the movies, but the impact of the MCU on the industry is undeniably monumental.