Five of The CW's Arrowverse Shows Are Now Canceled or Ended, Just Two Remain

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe CW chairman and CEO Mark Pedowitz reassured DC fans that the network plans to continue making superhero shows despite recent events.“[We’re] staying in the superhero business,” Pedowitz said on a press call ahead of the network’s annual upfront presentation for advertisers. “We are staying working with Greg Berlanti, who has masterminded creatively The CW DC Universe.”Pedowitz then pointed to the fact that DC’s “Stargirl” will be on The CW’s fall lineup, while fellow DC shows “The Flash” and “Superman & Lois” will be airing at midseason along with the new DC show “Gotham Knights.” He did acknowledge, however, that the network’s DC offerings have been pared down, such as the cancellation of “Legends of Tomorrow” after seven seasons and of “Batwoman” after three.

The CW is saying goodbye to Riverdale.

Stephanie Davis treated herself to a boob job for her 29th birthday after body changes during motherhood left her feeling low.The former Hollyoaks star flew out to Turkey in April with 25-year-old boyfriend Joseph and has returned with a newfound confidence after her DD op, liposuction and veneers. In a raw and emotional interview, Steph shares her journey exclusively with OK! VIPs, detailing how Joe was her rock during and post surgery.

Love Island has taken a swipe at its rival dating shows in the new trailer for the upcoming eighth season. The popular ITV2 show will return to our screens on June 6, and will entertain the nation for a whopping ten weeks. Fans were treated to a teaser trailer earlier this month, and now the full thing has been released.

Did you know that there are two more DC Universe shows that have been on The CW, but aren’t part of the Arrowverse?

Helen Skelton has debuted a gorgeous new look in her first red carpet appearance since her shock marriage split after eight years. The Countryfile presenter attended the Sports Industry Awards at Evolution in London on Thursday night (May 12).

Helen Skelton looked fantastic as she made her first public appearance on the red carpet since announcing her split from husband Richie Myler. The 38 year old Countryfile presenter beamed as she rocked a brand new hairstyle at the Sports Industry Awards at Evolution in London. She’s traded in her trademark blonde tresses for a longer ash blonde look with highlights of pink and purple.

Daniella Westbrook was glowing as she showed off her new nose during a cosy dinner with pals.The former Eastenders actor, 48, enjoyed a meal in London's Soho with two friends at the weekend. Sharing a snap on Instagram, the mum-of-two looked stunning and appeared happy, healthy and in good spirits following the latest reconstructive operation on her face. "Impromptu dinner @oldcomptonbrasserie with friends @mrmarkbyron @chrismforde gotta love a sunny Sunday in soho #friends" she posted.

Instagram today, she shared her latest snap showing off her new beau. The couple appeared to be enjoying a date night at some dungeons - a popular tourist attraction in most major cities. The hilarious picture showed Sophie pulling a funny face, while her partner handsomely beamed into the camera.

Jesy Nelson has shared some new bikini snaps from her sun-soaked LA trip. The 30 year old appeared to be enjoying the hot Californian sun as she posted a series of pics of herself in a red bikini whilst showing off her extensive arm tattoos and most recent inking.

It looks like Katie Holmes has a new man in her life!

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle Editor“Love, Victor” is headed to Disney+, after all.The coming-of-age series, based on the queer teen romantic drama “Love, Simon,” was originally developed for the streamer, but was pushed to Hulu after executives worried that certain issues on the show, including teen sexuality and alcohol use, weren’t a right fit for Disney+.Now, the third and final season, as well as Seasons 1 and 2, will be available on Disney+ as well as on Hulu beginning on June 15.“We are proud of ‘Love, Victor’ and are excited to bring it to the widest possible audience on June 15 by making the full series available on both Disney+ and Hulu to celebrate the final season and LGBTQIA+ Pride Month,” Hulu president Joe Earley said in a statement on Tuesday. “In addition to highlighting this groundbreaking series, this will give subscribers a chance to sample more content that is available across our streaming services as we have done with titles like the Academy Award-winning ‘Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised),’ ‘Man in the Arena: Tom Brady’ and ‘black-ish.’” The 10-episode premiere season, focusing on Victor (Michael Cimino), a new student at Creekwood High School juggling home life and questions about his sexual orientation, debuted on Hulu in June 2020.