Milly Alcock’s DCU Supergirl Has 1 Major Difference From Comics

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In Supergirl #9, written by Sophie Campbell and illustrated by Joe Quinones, Kara Danvers seeks a little peace and quiet. After dealing with recent challenges, she returns to Midvale – the town where she first lived as Linda Danvers when she arrived on Earth. While there, she reconnects with her adoptive parents and high school friends. She also begins new friendships with Lena Luthor, Lex Luthor’s daughter, and Lesla-Lar, a young Kryptonian from Kandor who was put under Kara’s supervision after pretending to be Supergirl.

Wait, Channing Tatum Peed On Amanda Seyfried On The Dear John Set?

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During an interview with Deadline, Seyfried was asked about a favorite memory involving BTS from a project she’d worked on, which led her to share a surprising story from the set of Dear John. The Housemaid star mentioned they had a lot of fun filming the romantic movie, and then began to recount the tale.

Star Wars’ New OG Trilogy Plans Mark the Series’ Biggest Timeline Change in Ages

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When Galaxy’s Edge first opened, the idea was to really make you feel like you’d stepped right into the world of Star Wars. Because of that, Disney was super focused on making everything fit with the sequel trilogy – you know, the newer movies. They wanted it to feel totally connected, so they only allowed characters from that time period to show up in the park. It was all about keeping that continuity strong.

Avatar: Fire & Ash Finally Hits Huge Box Office Milestone After Trailing Behind First Two Movies

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According to Deadline, Avatar: Fire and Ash earned $28.9 million domestically in its fourth week, bringing its total earnings in the US to $350 million. This makes it only the fifth movie released in 2025 to reach that level, following Superman ($354.2 million), Zootopia 2 ($380.7 million), Lilo & Stitch ($423.8 million), and A Minecraft Movie ($423.9 million).

Cillian Murphy Returns As Jim In 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, But Isn’t A Hero

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Although Robert Murphy wasn’t in 28 Weeks Later (2007) or 28 Years Later (2025), he was an executive producer on the latter, which started a new series of films. After appearing in pictures taken on the set of the first film and The Bone Temple, it was confirmed that the Academy Award winner would return as Jim in The Bone Temple, paving the way for a third movie in the planned trilogy.

Frieren Season 2 Gets Devastating Update

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The first season of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End ended in March 2024 and was a huge critical success. It quickly became the top-rated anime on MyAnimeList, and it still holds that position today, beating out titles like Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. Because almost everyone loved the show, fans are very excited for Season 2. However, the new season, produced by MADHOUSE, will unfortunately be shorter than many were hoping.