James Wan Says Canceled ‘Trench’ Film Was Actually A “Secret Black Manta Movie”

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards, Features EditorLast July, after much speculation and rumor, Jonathan Majors entered the Marvel Cinematic Universe in a big way – appearing in the season finale of “Loki” as He Who Remains, setting up a whole new chapter for the MCU.

J. Kim Murphy administratorOn Monday, the city of Los Angeles will introduce SafePassLA, a vaccine verification program that will require proof of full COVID-19 vaccination for all patrons and employees to enter movie theaters, indoor restaurants and other businesses.Proof of full COVID-19 vaccination and photo ID became requirements on Thursday for indoor entry to bars, breweries, wineries, distilleries, nightclubs and lounges across L.A.

Democratic strategist James Carville identified Wednesday what he believes is costing his party at the polls: “Stupid wokeness.”“What went wrong is just stupid wokeness,” he told PBS NewsHour’s Judy Woodruff when she asked what happened Tuesday in Virginia, where Democratic gubernatorial incumbent Terry McAuliffe went down to Republican Glenn Youngkin.

Teri Hatcher and James Denton are set to reunite almost 10 years after “Desperate Housewives” came to an end.

Rachel Stevens has proudly revealed she hasn't yet fallen over during the gruelling training process for Dancing On Ice, which she will star on next January. The 43 year old will star on the next series of the hit ITV skating show alongside fellow famous faces Liberty Poole, Sally Dynevor and Ben Foden.

Former Strictly Come Dancing professional James Jordan has admitted that he “can’t warm” to Adam Peaty and his partner Katya Jones.Taking to Twitter to share his weekly thoughts and critiques of the dances on the BBC One show, James said he finds it all a “little strange” and he’s unsure why he can’t warm to them as a partnership.The 43 year old, who was a pro on Strictly from 2006 to 2013, wrote: “Adam Probably his best dance and I love that Katya pushes the boundaries with her choreography but

Sam Asghari and Mel Gibson will be teaming up in a new movie!

Netflix has released the first trailer for The Unforgivable starring Sandra Bullock as an ex-convict struggling to re-adapt to society.Directed by Nora Fingscheidt, the film is based on the 2009 British miniseries Unforgiven by Sally Wainwright.Bullock plays the lead role of Ruth Slater who, after serving a prison sentence for a violent crime, faces judgment as she re-enters society and searches for her younger sister, who she lost contact with.You can check out the trailer below.Alongside

It was hard to believe that it was Sandra Bullock in the new trailer for her new movie The Unforgivable, which was released on Tuesday October 26. The 57-year-old actress went for a makeup-free look, for the film, where she played a criminal who was released from prison after two decades, and the natural look perfectly complimented her raw and emotional performance in the trailer.

Sandra Bullock‘s newest Netflix movie, The Unforgivable, has a debut trailer!

Sandra Bullock has starred in over fifty films in her career, but, if one can believe it, there hasn’t been a movie with her released since the 2018 Netflix thriller “Birdbox.” But, fear not, Bullock fans. The actress has three films set for releases over the next year, like the assassin thriller “Bullet Train” alongside Brad Pitt and the romantic adventure film “The Lost City Of D” with Channing Tatum.

the Daily Mail via a 30-second clip announcing his new role.For the uninitiated, the controversial biopic is based on allegations by The Post and other outlets made against the Biden clan ahead of the 2020 election. The Post ran a story about emails allegedly retrieved from a laptop belonging to the younger Biden, which reportedly disclosed the family’s business dealings with both China and Ukraine.

#succession pic.twitter.com/wT0STunKmHMe, when James Cromwell’s character says “That’ll do” on tonight’s episode of @succession pic.twitter.com/DpOeNsblbDOthers appreciated the subtlety of the reference and how it was woven into “Succession” so seamlessly (or accidentally; we can’t say for sure).