The Rock takes drastic action to avoid being late for Black Adam filming

As part of a yet another mass change to movie release dates brought on by (what else) the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Warner Bros. announced Monday night that “Black Adam,” based on the DC Comics character and starring Dwayne Johnson, has been taken off the schedule.Formerly slated to hit theaters 12/22/21, “Black Adam” is now undated.

Colder and darker days are on the horizon so there will be no better time to set up camp on the couch.There is really nothing more comforting than tucking into a good film, or a couple, on Netflix.Here are some of the best films on Netflix at the moment that will give you that warm and fuzzy feeling.

DC project Black Adam.The actor, who recently starred in The Invisible Man, is in final talks to join the movie, according to The Hollywood Reporter.Although he has been reimagined as different incarnations throughout DC Comics’ history, reports suggest the Black Adam version of Hawkman will be Carter Hall, an archaeologist who discovers that he’s the reincarnation of an ancient Egyptian prince.He sports large artificial wings and a harness made out of an alien element known as ‘nth metal’,

Universities could be at risk of legal action for the violation of human rights over the lockdown of students. A leading law academic has warned there is ‘scope for legal intervention’ following the strict rules many new students have been placed under following outbreaks of coronavirus in their halls of residence.

Aldis Hodge versus Dwayne Johnson? Yeah, we'll buy a ticket to that show.Hodge, who starred in earlier this year and next appears in Regina King's , has been cast as Hawkman in DC's upcoming movie. Johnson plays the titular antihero and took to Instagram to share the casting news.«Hawkman is a critical leading role for our movie,» he wrote.

Following standout dramatic turns in “Clemency,” Showtime‘s “City On A Hill,” and most recently, the critically acclaimed “One Night In Miami” from director Regina King, actor Aldis Hodge is about to try something different and take flight in the superhero genre. Today, Warner Bros.

Aldis Hodge will head to the big screen with Dwayne Johnson in Black Adam.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterAldis Hodge will soar as the DC Comics superhero Hawkman in the New Line production of “Black Adam,” Variety has confirmed.The actor — who most recently starred in “The Invisible Man” and won acclaim for his upcoming performance as Jim Brown in “One Night in Miami” — is in negotiations to join the film, starring Dwayne Johnson as the titular anti-hero, and Noah Centineo as the superhero Atom Smasher.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorDeadline has confirmed that Aldis Hodge is in talks to join New Line/DC’s Black Adam as Hawkman.Hodge joins Dwayne Johnson who stars as the titular anti-hero in the latter’s first superhero role. Hodge will play Hawkman, aka Carter Hall, a member of the Justice Society.

Also Read: Noah Centineo to Play Atom Smasher in New Line and DC's 'Black Adam'All versions of Hawkman are able fly using artificial wings made out of a rare alien metal that counteracts the laws of gravity, and take their name from their mask resembling, well, a hawk. The first look at how this will appear onscreen came Aug.

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2020 Emmy nominee after two previous wins — will play Ross Gellar in a re-imagining of “Friends” with an all-black cast.Live on Zoom on Tuesday, September 22, at 6 p.m. EST, fans of the hit NBC sitcom will get to see their favorite show like never before.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorThe Emmys may have had a “Friends” reunion with Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow and Courteney Cox, but Tuesday night the celebrated sitcom is getting revamped for a new generation.Gabrielle Union is hosting an all-Black cast reading  of “Friends.” The star-studded Salli Richardson-Whitfield-directed event, taking place Tuesday from 6 p.m.-7 p.m. ET at Zoom Where It Happens, will feature Sterling K.

Coco Rocha closed out Christian Siriano’s New York Fashion Week show with a splash.

Sure, Donald Trump is president of the United States, but in Chris Rock’s opinion, he’s not the one with the real power.

is finding out her late husband's secret life in the way possible.The vet stars in Fox's upcoming soap, , which follows the uber-wealthy Southern family, the Monreauxes, who face an insurmountable loss when its patriarch, Eugene (), the creator of a popular and successful Christian television network, Sunshine, dies in a plane crash.