I was there on July 20th, among the esteemed crowd that included Maharashtra’s Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, for the grand trailer launch of the upcoming Marathi language film, Dharmaveer 2.
Fans of Marvel Cinematic Universe were thrilled in 2019 when Marvel Studios announced at San Diego Comic-Con that a new version of “Blade” with Mahershala Ali was under development. Since then, there have been several reports about the film’s production, but unfortunately, not all of the news has been good. The long-awaited superhero movie has experienced numerous delays over the past few years, leaving fans disappointed. However, producer Kevin Feige recently provided an update on the project, and I must admit, my optimism about the vampire film has been renewed.
I, as a passionate gamer and avid comedy fan, can’t help but admire Nikki Glaser’s impressive resume in the world of stand-up comedy. With four hilarious specials under her belt on various platforms, and numerous successful comedy projects, she has truly made a name for herself in this competitive industry. Recently, she graced us with her Emmy-nominated stand-up special “Someday You’ll Die” on HBO, as well as the Emmy-nominated Roast of Tom Brady. Her recent accomplishments have put her in high demand in Hollywood. And, just when you thought she might take a break, Nikki shared her plans for what’s next. She reminisced about the exciting opportunity to be part of the roast and disclosed her future aspirations.
Can any American actor be more emblematic than Clint Eastwood? The question arises frequently in debates about the most impactful and symbolic screen actors. With a career that stretches over several decades, Eastwood has left an indelible mark on Hollywood through his powerful presence and distinct artistic vision as a director. Notably, Westerns are the genre most closely associated with Eastwood; he made his name in this genre at the start of his career and returned to it for his farewell performance.
Kevin Feige has clarified a long-held query regarding Marvel’s initial X-Men film, explaining the reason fans didn’t see the characters in their authentic comic costumes during the first outing. Contrastingly, the forthcoming Deadpool and Wolverine production is set to rectify this issue by letting Hugh Jackman don the iconic yellow and blue Wolverine suit for the very first time on screen. It appears that Jackman’s introduction in black leather was influenced by a widely-acclaimed Keanu Reeves film, which hit cinemas prior to X-Men’s launch in 2000.