Season 5 of Stranger Things reveals that Max Mayfield is still alive, but she’s trapped inside Vecna’s memories. Within those memories, there’s a cave that Vecna avoids and appears to fear, making it a safe haven for Max.
Kylie Jenner shared beautiful sunset photos on Thanksgiving, showing off a stylish little black dress, her festive holiday table, and a delicious-looking meal.
The next Shrek movie will feature Shrek and Fiona’s teenage triplets. Many were surprised by the casting of Zendaya as their daughter, Felicia. But fans were excited to learn that Marcello Hernández and Skyler Gisondo will voice the triplets Fergus and Farkle, an announcement made at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Hernández shared some funny behind-the-scenes photos and videos of himself preparing for the role on Instagram – you should definitely check it out!
News about a potential TV series popped up almost simultaneously in several Hollywood industry publications, all citing an anonymous source. The series, tentatively titled “DC Crime,” would star Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen and feature other characters from the Daily Planet. Dan Perrault and Tony Yacenda, known for American Vandal, were set to produce the show as a “true-crime mockumentary.” The main focus of the season would reportedly be the villain Gorilla Grodd. James Gunn addressed the reports online, clarifying some points, but also suggesting that the leaked information wasn’t entirely wrong. While I’m excited about the future of the DC Universe, my first reaction to this leak was worry.
Look, Disney and Lucasfilm have really tried with their Star Wars shows, but honestly, they just haven’t measured up to the best science fiction on TV. If you look at lists of the greatest sci-fi shows ever made, you’ll find only one Star Wars entry. And now, with Apple TV+’s Foundation just wrapping up its third season, I think we’re seeing a clear example of what Star Wars TV has been missing. It really highlights why those shows haven’t quite hit the mark.
The rest of the world, not so much…
In an interview with Ash Crossan for ScreenRant and Jay Kelly, the Academy Award-winning actor remembered how thrilled he was to land his very first movie role. He said, “I was 22 years old, and I just thought, ‘This is going to be amazing!'”
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 continues the story a year after the first movie, with Josh Hutcherson, Elizabeth Lail, Piper Rubio, and Lillard returning as their original characters. Although the writer and creator of the series, Scott Cawthon, managed to include William Afton in the sequel, Lillard has said he doesn’t have a large amount of screen time.
Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck celebrated Thanksgiving together this year with their three children: Violet, Seraphina, and Samuel. The holiday was held at Jennifer’s home, and her current partner, John Miller, was also there. According to People magazine, Jennifer went all out to make the day special, and sources say she was happy to have Ben join them.
DC Studios is moving forward with a new adaptation of Alan Moore’s acclaimed graphic novel, a project likely to upset Moore given his past reluctance to see his work adapted. This version will be a series, giving it more time to closely follow the original comic – created with artists David Lloyd and Tony Weare and published between 1982 and 1989 – than a typical movie would allow. The film rights were initially acquired by Joel Silver in 1988, and the Wachowskis later developed a screenplay, even choosing Jason McTeigue, an assistant director from their Matrix films, to direct. Natalie Portman was set to play Evey Hammond, and Hugo Weaving was cast as V.