Rebel Wilson Wears Sporty Outfit While Heading to the Gym

Rebel Wilson is stepping out on an early dinner date with girlfriend Ramona Agruma.

Rebel Wilson and her girlfriend Ramona Agruma hold hands as they leave dinner together on Thursday night (August 25) in West Hollywood, Calif.

Chris Evans has reacted to the TV series She-Hulk: Attorney at Law revealing when his former Marvel character Captain America first had sex. In the first episode of Marvel's new TV series, which premiered on Thursday, Tatiana Maslany's character Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk discusses her theory that Evans' character Steve Rogers/Captain America died a virgin. In a post-credits scene, Bruce Banner/Hulk, played by Mark Ruffalo, reveals that her theory is incorrect and Captain America was not a virgin when he was last seen as an elderly man in 2019's Avengers: Endgame.

Rachel Brosnahan is getting ready for another day of filming.

Zack Sharf Add Owen Wilson to the list of Marvel actors who have gotten into hot water with Marvel Studios. The actor, who joined the MCU in “Loki” as Mobius M. Mobius, recently confirmed in an interview with ComicBook.com that he’s currently filming the Disney+ series’ second season, but all Wilson would reveal is the following: “Yeah, we’re doing that.

Rebel Wilson had a special someone by her side at producer Jennifer Klein‘s annual Day of Indulgence party!

Rebel Wilson and Ramona Agruma spent a relaxing day at the spa. The couple was photographed holding hands and going to “Day of Indulgence”, an annual event and retreat hosted by Jennifer Klein, a film and TV producer in Hollywood.Rebel Wilson finally receives United States residency, just in time for her birthday!Rebel Wilson shares body positivity message from her vacationWilson wore a striped shirt, jeans, and a white sweater. She paired the look with some Gucci shoes and a pink purse.

Mark Ruffalo doesn’t think there’s too much Marvel content in the world today because he says MCU projects are unique whereas the “Star Wars” franchise — which, like Marvel, is often accused of creating too much content — produces films and TV shows that are pretty much the same each time.

“She-Hulk: Attorney At Law” premieres on Disney+ next week, and it’s the latest of almost a dozen MCU series to hit the streamer in less than two years. It begs the question: is Marvel releasing too much content? MCU mainstay Mark Ruffalo doesn’t think so and even took a dig at the rival “Star Wars” universe to explain why.

Zack Sharf Are there too many Marvel movies and TV shows? “Lost” and “Watchmen” showrunner Damon Lindelof recently said he’d like to see fewer Marvel movies made so that “each one that [comes] out [feels] a little bit more special,” but Marvel stalwart Mark Ruffalo isn’t too concerned. The actor is reprising his role of Bruce Banner in “She-Hulk: Attorney at Law,” one of nearly a dozen MCU TV series that have launched on Disney+ in less than two years. Ruffalo doesn’t think Marvel’s output needs to be capped.“It’s not something I worry about,” Ruffalo said when asked by Metro.co.uk if there too much Marvel content.

Rebel Wilson has paid tribute to Olivia Newton-John following her passing.The iconic singer and Grease star died peacefully at the age of 73 at her home in Southern California on Monday (August 8).Wilson, who played Newton-John’s daughter in the film A Few Best Men, has now become one of the latest stars to pay her respects, honouring the late star with a heartfelt Instagram post.“@therealonj, you were the most gorgeous lady inside and out, you are a true Aussie icon and to play your daughter on screen in A FEW BEST MEN was beyond an honour,” Wilson wrote alongside an image of herself smiling with Newton-John and co-star Laura Brent.The Senior Year star also noted how Newton-John’s role as Sandy in the 1978 musical Grease had inspired her as a kid growing up in Australia.A post shared by Rebel Wilson (@rebelwilson)“Seeing you star in the huge Hollywood blockbuster GREASE with your natural accent was so instrumental to me as a little girl, helping me to believe that it was possible for an Aussie girl to star in huge international musicals,” she wrote.“You were the reason I auditioned for my high school production of GREASE at 15 – I was only in the chorus, but it was a start! You tried to teach me about health years before I took it seriously. You were so kind to me and it was such a blessing to know you Olivia.“I’ll never forget us singing at the piano in our lunch break on set together – what a complete legend you are! I am so sad you are gone.