Recently, there’s been buzz surrounding the rumored delay of the trailer for the eagerly awaited Superman reboot. Some posts suggested that the delay was due to director James Gunn being distracted by Kendrick Lamar’s new album. Now, Gunn himself has clarified the situation.
Recently, Tim Burton has been experiencing a successful resurgence in his career. He’s been responsible for the popular Netflix series “Wednesday” and the film “Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice,” which, as reported by IndieWire, is approaching half a billion dollars in global box office earnings. At the Marrakech International Film Festival’s red carpet Q&A, Burton was queried about potential future collaborations with his frequent associate. Burton responded,
Regardless of your preference for the horror genre, it’s likely you’ve come across the name Clive Barker. Born in Liverpool in 1952, this author is renowned for works such as The Hellbound Heart, The Damnation Game, and Imajica. His fame skyrocketed when he ventured into filmmaking with groundbreaking movies like Hellraiser and Nightbreed. While his film contributions may pale in comparison to his literary work in the fantastique genre, they are still distinctive.
For almost twenty years now, fans have been eagerly waiting for answers following the emotional cliffhanger of Season 5 from the original Teen Titans series. Since then, Teen Titans Go!, a humorous spin-off that airs on Cartoon Network, has taken over and given viewers plenty of chuckles. Yet, the unresolved plot points from the initial animated show still linger. As it turns out, an actress who voiced Raven in the original Teen Titans and continues to voice her in Teen Titans Go! has hinted that the cast would be thrilled to delve into a sixth season.
Pluto TV is a fast-growing online television service that allows viewers to watch all of its content at no cost, using advertisements instead of subscriptions as its source of income. Similar to traditional television, it offers 24/7 channels, including “Pluto 007” which broadcasts back-to-back Bond movies and “The Bob Ross Channel,” featuring The Joy of Painting. Ranging from classic sitcoms to science-fiction, as well as children’s shows, Pluto seems to cater to a wide variety of tastes, continually expanding its library.