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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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Christian Bale’s Batman Is Reportedly Warner Bros.’ Plan B For The Flash
At one point, Michael Keaton's Batman seemed like a lock for The Flash. Word had it that the deal was all but done, with concept art appearing and Warner Bros. positioning the character as a DC Universe equivalent of Nick Fury. But Keaton recently poured cold water on the idea, saying he'd hadn't read the script, that he was concerned about travelling to the UK during COVID-19 and he's very busy at the moment.
David James David James Apr 9, 2021
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Elon Musk’s Business Partner Says He Could Build A Real Life Jurassic Park
After five Jurassic Park movies (and a sixth entry arriving next summer), you'd think scientists would have gotten the message that using genetic engineering to resurrect dinosaurs isn't a great idea. But it seems that they're willing to overlook the bits where people run, scream and get chomped in half in favor of imagining how cool it'd be to ride a Triceratops.
David James David James Apr 9, 2021
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Disney Parks Reportedly Set To Release Working Retractable Lightsabers
Toy lightsaber technology has advanced at an incredible pace over the years, going way behind the plastic tubes that were available as part the Prequel Trilogy merchandising campaigns. In Disney's Galaxy's Edge parks, visitors can sign up to construct their own saber, the results of which are apparently very impressive mementos. Real Star Wars diehards swear by the Black Series line, which is aimed at collectors, features prop-level detailing and runs into the hundreds of dollars depending on the saber.
David James David James Apr 9, 2021
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Star Wars: The Bad Batch Is Reportedly At Least 14 Episodes Long
Star Wars Day is less than a month away and the franchise is in rude health. The Mandalorian's amazing second season has resulted in an explosion of new shows announced for Disney+, not to mention the movies confirmed to be in development. On May 4th, I'm hoping for some sneak peeks at those upcoming series (especially Obi-Wan Kenobi), and updates on how the various film projects are progressing. But don't spend too much time pondering the future, as the day will also see the feature-length premiere of The Clone Wars spinoff Star Wars: The Bad Batch.
David James David James Apr 8, 2021
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Resident Evil Village’s Lady Dimitrescu Cosplayed By 6’9″ Olympic Athlete
Resident Evil Village is out very soon and fans are excited for more tense first-person action, a new creepy setting, the return of series mainstay Chris Redfield and the continuation of the tangled but fun story. But there's one element of the game that's been getting an inordinate amount of interest. It appears that one of the primary villains will be the extravagantly dressed and very tall Lady Dimitrescu, who seems to be at the head of some kind of squad of sexy vampire ladies.
David James David James Apr 7, 2021
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Hayden Christensen’s Daughter Isn’t Allowed To Watch The Star Wars Prequels
The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith are some of the most debated movies in history. Since their release in the early 2000s, they've generated reams of heated discussion as to their merits and for a long time, the prequels were considered beyond redemption, with their reputation reaching a low point sometime around the premiere of The Force Awakens. But after the failure of The Rise of Skywalker, many are re-evaluating the Star Wars flicks and realizing that while they're certainly not perfect, there's quite a lot to like there.
David James David James Apr 7, 2021
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James Gunn Teases New Worlds And Aliens For Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3
Had everything gone to plan, we might have already seen Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. The sequel was originally slated to shoot in 2019 for a 2020 release, but all that changed when writer/director James Gunn was briefly cancelled over some old tweets. In the interim, he signed up to direct Warner Bros.’ The Suicide Squad, and the delay caused by that was compounded by COVID-19 pushing all MCU movies back.
David James David James Apr 6, 2021
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Bill Murray Says He Was Tricked Into Making Ghostbusters II
1984's Ghostbusters was one of the biggest hits of the 1980s and from its first weekend a sequel was inevitable. Yet it took almost five years for Ghostbusters II to hit screens, with the end result generally being considered a much lesser movie than its predecessor. Part of the reason was simply that it was hard to get the principal cast back together, with Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, Dan Ackroyd and Ernie Hudson all pursuing solo careers in the interim. 
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