Get ready to expand your spandex once more as Fortnite might be gearing up for a sequel to one of its most popular seasons yet. Following the Marvel chaos of Chapter 2 Season 4’s Nexus War, it seems like we’re in for even more comic book crossovers with another hero-themed Chapter 5 Season 5.
The newly released Marvel Studios film featuring Deadpool and Wolverine is filled with amusing references to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and its past, particularly when it was distributed by 20th Century Fox. A notable instance is when Deadpool (played by Ryan Reynolds) directly addresses the camera, informing Fox that he’s off to Disneyland, followed by a headbutt towards an imaginary lens – a nod to the meta nature of the movie. However, the true epitome of meta humor might be the appearance of Channing Tatum, famous for Magic Mike and 21 Jump Street, as Gambit, the card-slinging mutant. If you’re not well-versed in superhero movie news, you may miss the joke that Tatum was initially cast as Gambit years ago but the promised film never came to fruition.
As a long-time fan following Christina Hall’s journey with HGTV, it’s no surprise that she’s accustomed to facing criticism after all the challenges she’s faced over the past decade – from heated disputes on Flip or Flop, two high-profile divorces, and custody battles. Now, once again under media spotlight following her divorce with husband Josh Hall, Christina has not only addressed her critics head-on but also shared a witty comeback for those hoping to catch her eye post-divorce.
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In an exclusive report by Deadline, it’s been revealed that Netflix is working on a sequel to the classic sitcom spinoff of The Cosby Show, titled “A Different World.” This new series would center around the daughter of the original characters Dwayne Wayne and Whitley Gilbert as she attends Hillman College. The revival is being spearheaded by Felicia Pride, a writer and producer from Grey’s Anatomy, along with original producers Debbie Allen and Tom Werner.