Having grown up as a huge fan of the X-Men comics, I can tell you that the “Deadpool & Wolverine” movie was nothing short of a dream come true for me. The way Ryan Reynolds brought the Merc with a Mouth, Wade Wilson, to life on the big screen and Hugh Jackman’s raw portrayal of Logan left me speechless. Their dynamic on-screen chemistry was electrifying, tearing through the MCU like a force of nature.
Last month, Amazon Video announced its plans to develop SEGA’s popular Yakuza game series into a live-action TV show. Despite the official name being “Like a Dragon,” the games are commonly known as just “Yakuza.”
Thirty-one years ago, cinemas were filled with suspense and excitement as “In the Line of Fire,” a thrilling movie directed by Wolfgang Petersen (known for “Air Force One”), was released. In this film, Clint Eastwood portrays Frank Horrigan, a veteran Secret Service agent who is haunted by his past failure to protect President John F. Kennedy. Frank faces off against a cunning ex-CIA operative, played by John Malkovich, who aims to assassinate the current president.
Huw Edwards, previously a renowned newscaster at the BBC, a prominent UK public broadcasting organization, is currently facing three accusations of creating indecent images involving children.
In a three-part documentary series on Peacock, convicted murderer Scott Peterson, whose case was recently taken up by the L.A. Innocence Project, has spoken out for the first time since his trial.