Michael Keaton still fits into his Batman suit 32 years later

Hulu has promoted two executives Ashley Chang and Beth Osisek in its originals team.

Listening to her gut. Christina Haack has opened up about her chronic pain and feeling “grateful” for her life.

HGTV star Christina Haack today revealed that she’s been battling “extreme stomach pain” for several years, but recently took action to get better.

When it comes to versatility as an actor, Michael Keaton is tough to beat. After all, the same actor who played “Batman” also elicited belly laughs in comedies such as “Beetlejuice” and “Mr. Mom” before going on to win an Oscar nomination (and a Golden Globes win) for hisa dark dramatic performance in “Birdman”.

Mare of Easttown,” with Kate Winslet’s title character in slow-motion grief over the loss of her son to drugs, and Showtime’s “American Rust,” featuring Jeff Daniels as a cop in a town governed by its need for pills — who is himself addicted.

The Flash was debuted at this year’s virtual DC FanDome event, showing off a handful of reveals set to expand the multiversal narrative of the DC Extended Universe.Adapting the fan-favourite Flashpoint storyline from 2011, the forthcoming Flash movie sports Ezra Miller in the titular role (aka Barry Taylor), reprising the character from earlier appearances in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad and Justice League, and starring alongside… Himself.The first teaser for The Flash

“The Flash” teaser trailer gave fans something to talk about!

teaser trailer gave fans something to talk about!The first footage of the upcoming superhero film was shared during Saturday's DC FanDome event and featured a look at Michael Keaton's Batman andSasha Calle's Supergirl.«Tell me something, you can go anywhere you want, right? Any timeline, any universe,» the voice over begins.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterThe Scarlet Speedster is finally racing to movie theaters — and he’s bringing a couple of Dark Knights with him.Actor Ezra Miller debuted the first look at “The Flash,” director Andy Muschietti’s (“It”) feature adaptation of the fleet-footed DC Comics hero, during Saturday’s DC Fandome virtual fan event.

If it’s not obvious, already, “The Flash” looks like it will be the most pivotal film in the modern-day, post-Snyderverse DC Universe. In fact, “The Flash,” which looks like a big event film, and will include more than just Barry Allen (Ezra Miller), looks like it might be the equivalent of “Captain America: Civil War,” a solo film with lots of guest stars that had major implications for the MCU.

Michael Keaton comes, a captivating, star-studded true-crime saga that recounts how one company’s “miracle drug” let to America’s decades-long opioid crisis before the government was able to bring it down. Inspired by Beth Macy’s New York Times best-seller,, the Hulu miniseries strikes a balance between legal thriller and harrowing character drama as it goes from the boardrooms of Purdue Pharma to the courtroom to a small mining community struggling to survive.

Back as Batman! It may have been 32 years since Michael Keaton starred as a superhero, but he’s ready as ever to reprise his role in the upcoming The Flash film. 

It’s not Keto, it’s Michael Keaton. The "Batman" star, 70, is set to reprise his role as the caped crusader in the upcoming DC Comics film, "The Flash," which will see the superhero – played by Ezra Miller – encroach multiple time travels.

Michael Keaton has revealed that he can still fit into his original Batsuit, three decades on from his last outing as the caped crusader.Appearing on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, Keaton discussed his forthcoming return to the role in The Flash after previously playing the lead in Tim Burton’s Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992).During the interview, Colbert asked Keaton if he “still fits” in the Batsuit and if it would be difficult to wear it again.“I’ve already done it,” the actor

Michael Keaton‘s still got it!

upcoming “Flash” film and he revealed that his Batman suit still fits him 32 years later.The “Birdman” actor portrayed Bruce Wayne/Batman in Tim Burton’s 1989 flick “Batman” and its 1992 sequel “Batman Returns.” Keaton stopped by Stephen Colbert’s “The Late Show” Tuesday and discussed returning to the DC role decades later.Colbert, 57, asked if the costume needed to be “let out.”“Svelte as ever,” Keaton jokingly said about his body. “Same dimensions.

Hulu’s “Dopesick” is a capital-D Drama, a “very important” series that’s about nothing less than how this country has been torn apart by greed and addiction related to the sale of Oxycontin. Creator Danny Strong (“Recount,” “Game Change”) and directors like Barry Levinson and Michael Cuesta guide a remarkable ensemble in a “Traffic”-esque approach to the opioid crisis in the heartland of America from its origins in corporate boardrooms to its impact in American living rooms.