‘Powerpuff’: Chloe Bennet Exits CW Live-Action Reboot Pilot

Naughty Dog first released The Last Of Us in 2013 for the PlayStation 3, it was quickly hailed as a revolutionising force in gaming storytelling.The 2013 game – and its acclaimed 2020 sequel – tells the story of two strangers who are forced to travel through zombie-infested America, becoming as close as father and daughter as they learn to trust and rely on each other.

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The cast of the upcoming live-action movie A Loud House Christmas has been announced!

Nickelodeon has set the live-action cast for A Loud House Christmas, its original live-action holiday TV movie based on the Emmy-winning animated series, The Loud House.

Meet Spike Spiegel (John Cho), Jet Black (Mustafa Shakir), and Faye Valentine (Daniella Pineda). Yep, the long-awaited and detailed “Cowboy Bebop” is finally done and premieres November 19 on Netflix.

I think it’s time to blow this scene. Get everybody and their stuff together. OK, three, two, one let’s jam.

It's the final countdown on Love Island, with not long to go until we get to grab the popcorn and watch the final. Couples still standing include Tyler and Kaz, Faye and Teddy, Liam and Millie, Liberty and Jake and Chloe and Toby.

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Jennifer Hudson would love to star in Disney’s upcoming live-action remake of “Hercules”.

Jennifer Hudson has pitched herself for the upcoming Hercules live-action remake.A re-do of the classic Disney animation has been in the works for a number of years, with Avengers: Endgame‘s the Russo brothers on board to produce.While casting has not yet been announced, Respect star Hudson has put herself forward for the role of head Muse Calliope, revealing she played the role on a Disney cruise ship before she found fame.“Y’all listen close – all my Dreamgirls cast members, this is a fun

BBC journalist was stunned when she received a phone call directly to her mobile from the Taliban while she was live on air. Newsreader Yalda Hakim, who was born in Afghanistan and has worked for the BBC for nine years, looked flustered as she picked up the call.

Legendary has closed a deal with renowned Japanese filmmaker Shinsuke Sato to direct the live-action adaptation of “My Hero Academia (MHA),” the globally acclaimed manga property, Legendary announced on Friday.Sato is one of the most prolific filmmakers in Japan, having most recently directed the critically acclaimed Japanese hit feature film “Kingdom” in 2019 and Netflix’s “Alice in Borderland” series in 2020.

Angelique Jackson Renowned Japanese filmmaker Shinsuke Sato (“I Am a Hero,” “Kingdom” and “Alice in Borderland”) has signed on to direct a live-action adaptation of “My Hero Academia” for Legendary.The prolific filmmaker will make his English-language debut with the movie, which is based on the globally acclaimed manga property.

Shinsuke Sato, the director behind the Japanese hit movie Kingdom and it upcoming sequel, is set to make his English-language film debut with My Hero Academia, Legendary’s live-action adaptation of the popular Japanese manga franchise created by Kohei Horikoshi.

It’s been a fair amount of time since we’ve had any major updates about the Netflix live-action remake of “Avatar: The Last Airbender.” The last major development saw the new series lose the original creators of the acclaimed, beloved animated show, which led fans to wonder if a live-action series is even worth it if the original creators aren’t involved. Well, Netflix just announced the cast and included a letter from the new showrunner, Albert Kim, to hopefully change their minds.

Powerpuff, a live-action series based on the Powerpuff Girls cartoons has lost one of its three lead actors.Chloe Bennet, who was attached to play Blossom, departed after a scheduling conflict meant that she could no longer continue with the show.The pilot for Powerpuff is set to be reshot after not being picked up by its platform The CW for its autumn 2021 schedule.As reported by Variety, the show’s pilot was labelled “a miss” by chief creatives, and so the decision was made to redevelop and

Chloe Bennet will no longer be participating in the live-action “Powerpuff Girls” reboot. ET has learned that in making new deals for “Powerpuff Girls” to extend the actors’ availability for the new pilot cycle, Chloe Bennet did not to sign on for a new deal due to scheduling conflicts.