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The Transformers comics have mostly stayed true to the classic look and feel. So, if you didn’t enjoy the visual style of the Michael Bay films, you won’t have that problem here. A lot of the comics spend more time building up the history and connections between the different robots, rather than focusing solely on battles. Specifically, the Decepticons are shown with more depth and complexity than they’ve been given in the movies. They’re portrayed with more nuance, making them more interesting characters.

Recently, Grace spoke with Collider as part of their Ladies Night interview series. Her experience in horror films is well-known, with credits including Annabelle Comes Home, Malignant, and Netflix’s The Haunting of Hill House, to name a few. However, becoming part of the Scream franchise was a completely new experience for her. She was so enthusiastic that she specifically asked to visit the set after finishing her own scenes, eager to see the return of the popular cast:

In an interview with IGN, Jesse Wigutow, the writer for Daredevil: Born Again, shared that the writer’s room for Season 3 will start meeting “next week.” They’ll be beginning work on the planned third season of the show.

In Superman, Lex Luthor relied heavily on two allies: Ultraman, who turned out to be a clone of the Kryptonian hero, and Angela Spicer, also known as The Engineer. Angela’s power came from advanced nanotechnology within her body. Actress María Gabriela de Faría (previously a candidate for a role in The Suicide Squad) portrayed Angela, and she proved to be a formidable opponent, even nearly defeating Superman and battling Krypto. Importantly, she was also the one who successfully recovered and revealed the complete message left for Kal-El by his Kryptonian parents.

Robert Downey Jr.’s Sherlock Holmes 3 has a new development: the story might take place outside of London, potentially moving the action to the United States and trading the familiar foggy streets for a new setting.

Okay, I’ll admit, I wasn’t completely blown away by the last episode. It felt like it was spending a little *too* much time setting things up for what’s coming next, and I was hoping for a bit more action – you know, some folks getting taken out! But honestly, the rest of the show was so good that I’m already eagerly waiting for another season. It looks like we’ll be waiting a while for Alien: Earth Season 2, which is perfect, actually. It gives us fans plenty of time to come up with theories, debate who’s going to make it, which characters might not be so lucky, and, most importantly, what The Eye is actually *like* when she’s not, well, being The Eye! There are so many things happening and so much potential with each of them, so I’ve been thinking and here are a few completely wild predictions based on what little we know and a *lot* of just guessing.

It’s always enjoyable when Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni get to collaborate, and it’s not simply due to the gradual development of their characters’ connection. Seeing them work and spend time together is a pleasure, so when the chance arose for Hargitay to guest star on the newest season of Organized Crime, Meloni enthusiastically supported the idea and even volunteered to write, as he explained to TVLine when discussing the details of her appearance:

reports that the latest season of the funny medical comedy has nine new guest stars who will appear regularly. Confirmed cast members include Saturday Night Live star Vanessa Bayer and Loot’s Joel Kim Booster. Robert Maschio (Men at Work) and Phill Lewis (The Suite Life of Zack and Cody) are back to play their characters, Todd and Hooch. Previously announced returning stars Zach Braff, Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke, Judy Reyes, and John C. McGinley will also be reprising their roles.

During promotion for his latest film, with Aziz Ansari (who also wrote and directed it), Reeves was questioned by Jacqueline Coley from Fandango about the progress of Constantine 2. Known for his positive attitude, the John Wick actor shared this response:

Known as Charli Ramsey, this individual stepped up when no one else would. Since then, they’ve been tracking down the world’s most dangerous weapons dealers. Their current target, Ulysses Klaue, is living in fear, but even extensive safety measures won’t protect him from Hawkeye’s arrow. In a deliberate move to show readers, Hawkeye quickly shifts focus to a new target. However, this time things don’t go as planned, as Hawkeye realizes they were anticipated.