“Who will take on the role of Batman next, as Warner Bros. prepares for a fresh start in their upcoming DC films? While Robert Pattinson is set to reprise his role in ‘The Batman: Part II’ in 2026, there’s also speculation about another Dark Knight appearing in ‘The Brave and the Bold’ and James Gunn’s new DC Universe. Some suggest Glen Powell might be the one.”
Thirty years ago, the gothic cult classic movie “The Crow” first appeared on screens, following a long-awaited release due to unfortunate events during production. Unfortunately, lead actor Brandon Lee’s life was tragically ended when he was accidentally shot with a prop gun while filming a scene for the comic book adaptation. His family and colleagues were left heartbroken, as his untimely death halted the growth of an illustrious career that could have reached even greater heights.
2024 Olympic Games held in Paris have concluded following an incredible display of unity and competition, hosting 329 events where the world’s finest athletes shone at their peak. Among them was 39-year-old LeBron James, who after vowing to form a superteam for Team USA after a disappointing 4th place in last year’s FIBA tournament, guided his team on an astonishing journey to clinch the gold medal.
Over the weekend, Christine Vachon, the producer involved in Todd Haynes’ recently departed gay-themed film project featuring Joaquin Phoenix, described the current state of affairs as a “nightmare” on her social media platforms.
Back in 1964, when a U.S. female president was still a joke, the film “Kisses for My President” made its debut. Directed by Curtis Bernhardt and produced by Warner Bros., the movie features Polly Bergen as President Leslie McCloud, dealing with diplomatic issues with the Soviets and a Central American dictator. At home, her husband Thad (played by Fred MacMurray) grapples with accepting his new role. Coincidentally, as we celebrate its 60th anniversary this year, it happens during the Democratic National Convention where Vice President Kamala Harris aims to become America’s first female president.