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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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Hawkeye Disney Plus Series Back On Track, Will Shoot This Fall
Despite being announced along with The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, WandaVision and Loki, news on Hawkeye has been thin on the ground. The show was absent from Disney Plus' recent Super Bowl spot and there were rumors that it'd been postponed indefinitely in the wake of the domestic abuse allegations against star Jeremy Renner. As such, while Hawkeye was originally set to begin shooting in July, it was quietly removed from the studio's 2020 production schedule in early January.
David James David James Feb 13, 2020
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Rick Moranis Breaks The Silence On Honey, I Shrunk The Kids Return
A week ago, Rick Moranis' chances of returning for Shrunk, Disney's new Honey, I Shrunk the Kids project, seemed dead in the water. After several days of rumors and gossip that Moranis would be reprising the role of Wayne Szalinski, the Mouse House stepped in. The studio said they had "no knowledge" of any talks with Moranis or his involvement in the project and that, coupled with the actor's decades-long hiatus from live-action films, seemed to be that.
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New Star Wars Comic Reveals Kylo Ren’s Dark Han Solo-Esque Costume
One of the core elements of Kylo Ren is his rocky relationship with his legacy and one of the foundations of his turn to the Dark Side is that he feels pressure to live up to the various heroes in his past. He's named after Obi-Wan Kenobi, his parents are Rebellion heroes Han Solo and Leia Organa, his grandfather is Anakin Skywalker and he's being trained by Luke Skywalker. That's a heavy burden to bear, and the ongoing Star Wars comic The Rise of Kylo Ren has shown how Snoke exploited those insecurities by appealing to his individualism.
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Fans Spot New Legend Of Zelda Easter Egg In Thor: Ragnarok
Thor: Ragnarok still stands as one of the best MCU films to date. It occupies a solid spot in my top 5, primarily due to director Taika Waititi understanding that Chris Hemsworth is funny as hell. The movie is also crammed with various cool Easter Eggs, including the first appearance in the MCU of fan-favorite Beta Ray Bill (glimpsed as a statue), using actual Jack Kirby art as part of the set design and even squeezing in a reference to the box art of the original DOOM.
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Todd McFarlane May Not Be Allowed To Direct His Spawn Movie
You have to give Todd McFarlane credit for persistence. For year's now he's been hard at work on bringing Spawn back to the big screen. He's lined up a very impressive cast, written a cool-sounding script and has some kickass crew behind the scenes. But while all the pieces are in place, the film has spent a very long time in development hell. Apparently, McFarlane is having trouble getting a studio to finance it, and now we're hearing that one of the key factors might be his desire to direct it himself.
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Main Villain For Superman & Lois Show Has Reportedly Been Revealed
Over the years, The CW's Arrowverse has gone from strength to strength, culminating in this winter's epic "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover. Once a place where more obscure heroes would get a moment in the spotlight, they've now gained the confidence to tackle big blue himself and their new show Superman & Lois will follow Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch's characters from Supergirl, as they attempt some sort of regular domestic bliss in Smallville.
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The Ring Is Reportedly Being Rebooted For Modern Audiences
Since Ring hit Japanese cinemas in January 1998, The Ring series has seen a whopping 12 movies released. Those have been divided into various sub-franchises, with Japan and the US telling their own stories and South Korea getting a look in with The Ring Virus. The most recent efforts have been 2017's Rings in the US and last year's Sadako in Japan. Both underperformed, and though Rings earned a box office haul of $83 million on a $25 million budget, that's just a fraction of its predecessors.
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Harrison Ford Breaks The Silence On Han Solo’s Return In Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker
Harrison Ford notoriously pushed for Han Solo to die in Return of the Jedi. He argued that the character's death would add gravitas and make Han a key part of the story. It took him 32 years to get his wish though with The Force Awakens, where Solo was killed by his son Kylo Ren. And what do you know - Ford was right. Having Han Solo die really did make the film better and substantially raise the stakes. And, as a bonus for the actor, he assumed he'd stop being pestered by interviewers about whether he'd return to Star Wars. 
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