‘Nobody Got Fired So I Could Do Lex’: Superman And Lois Actor Gets Honest About Following In Michael Rosenbaum And Jon Cryer’s Footsteps

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In simple terms, “Superman & Lois” is elevating its final season by introducing Lex Luthor, a longtime adversary of Superman. The upcoming stage of Lex’s vengeance, as hinted at during Season 4’s premiere, promises to be terrifying. Meanwhile, Michael Cudlitz is impressively stepping into the role of DC’s notorious antagonist, joining an exclusive club of actors who have portrayed this villain on The CW. Now, he candidly discusses following in the footsteps of Michael Rosenbaum and Jon Cryer.

Why Heidi Klum Puts So Much Effort Into Her Halloween Costumes After Dressing As A Worm And More Over The Years

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It’s quite unexpected that Heidi Klum would rise to become the reigning queen of Halloween in Hollywood, considering this was not foreseeable at the turn of the millennium when Y2K concerns were dominating discussions. However, Klum established herself as a key figure in Hollywood’s Halloween royalty as early as 2000. Ever since then, her Halloween parties have been a significant part of the spooky season for celebrities. Recently, Klum has shared insights into why she invests so much time and energy into her costumes.

Sally Field Recalls ‘Traumatic’ Abortion Experience

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Renowned actress Sally Field is openly discussing her personal abortion history as part of her commitment to women’s health and reproductive freedom. In a post reaching her 18 million followers, this esteemed figure from Hollywood reminisced about an unexpected pregnancy and encouraged voters to back Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming 2024 presidential election.

Teacup Showrunner Explains Why He Made Major Changes from the Book

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Few new streaming series have generated as much buzz and controversy as Ian McCulloch’s (Yellowstone, Chicago Fire) Teacup. This chilling horror thriller on Peacock is loosely based on Robert McCammon’s bestselling book, Stinger. However, the show significantly alters the original’s setting, storyline, and characters, resulting in a completely unique production, with only its horror and mystery remaining intact.

Velma Canceled at Max After Two Seasons

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Max’s version of Velma, the comedic interpretation by Mindy Kaling based on Scooby-Doo mythology, has faced a challenging journey. Despite attempts, the series could not maintain a consistent viewership, and those who tuned in weren’t overly positive about it. Regrettably, for those hoping for its demise, it seems their prayers have been answered, as Max appears to have terminated Velma after only two seasons.