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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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First Look At Emma Stone’s Cruella Revealed At D23
Disney has introduced us to the new Cruella De Vil, and for a dog-killing, fur coat wearing maniac I've got to say she looks pretty cool. Emma Stone is set to play the classic 101 Dalmations villain in 2021's Cruella. It appears that the project will not retell the events of the 1961 original but be may of an examination of who Cruella is and why she turned evil (though being named Cruella is probably an indication that you're not going to be much of a people person).
David James David James Aug 24, 2019
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Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker D23 Footage Teases Rey Going To Dark Side
After Rian Johnson's experiments on The Last Jedi proved divisive, most expected Disney and Lucasfilm to play it safe with Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Installing J.J. Abrams as director seemed like an indication that they were hoping for a return to the crowd-pleasing nostalgia trip of The Force Awakens, as did the reveal that Ian McDiarmid's Emperor Palpatine would be making a comeback. But now Disney have revealed new footage at their D23 Expo that suggests we might be for some very surprising developments.
David James David James Aug 24, 2019
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Marvel Reveals Black Panther 2 Logo And Release Date
Black Panther 2 has officially been unveiled at the D23 Expo. Returning to Wakanda will be director Ryan Coogler, the majority of the film's critically praised cast and it'll hit cinemas on May 6, 2022. The news doesn't come as much of a surprise - a Black Panther sequel was inevitable given that the original became the only superhero film to date to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar. The little fact that it made $1.3 billion at the box office certainly didn't hurt matters.
David James David James Aug 24, 2019
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Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker D23 Expo Footage Leaks Online
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker will be the main attraction at Disney's D23 panel tomorrow, but a crafty attendee has managed to sneak out a quick preview of what's to come. The brief clip - seen below - shows Kylo Ren viciously slamming an enemy into the ground in a crimson forest, Rey explaining that "it's too dangerous, I have to go alone," Rey, Finn, Poe and Chewie in the Millennium Falcon cockpit and - most excitingly - a peek at Darth Vader's destroyed helmet.
David James David James Aug 23, 2019
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Epic Has Finally Nerfed The B.R.U.T.E. In Fortnite
Et tu B.R.U.T.E.? Fortnite players across the world will be breathing a sigh of relief today, as Epic has finally - after much outcry - properly nerfed the B.R.U.T.E. mechs that have been bedeviling folks in Season X. The company line was that these superpowered mech suits would help level the playing field, allowing less experienced gamers to hold their own against high-level players. It's a nice thought, but in practice, introducing them seriously unbalanced things, with players rightly complaining that they were way too powerful.
David James David James Aug 23, 2019
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Spider-Man Star Tom Holland May’ve Unfollowed Sony On Instagram
If Sony and Disney are screaming parents on the verge of divorce, then Tom Holland is the little boy shut up in his bedroom with his pillow wrapped around his head. He just wishes everyone could play nice, but it's looking like he'll have to go live with Sony and Disney won't get any visitation rights. As it's his career that's caught in the middle of this billion-dollar Spider-Man controversy, everyone is watching him to see what his reaction will be. Most assume that, given his frequent praise for the MCU and friendships with the rest of the cast, that he wants Spidey to remain swinging around Avengers Tower. So that's why it's being reported that Holland has thrown shade at Sony in a very subtle way - he's *gasp* unfollowed them on Instagram.
David James David James Aug 21, 2019
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Original Final Destination Star Wants To Return For Reboot
I still vividly remember watching the original Final Destination in cinemas in 2000. In comparison to other horror films of the era like Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer, this one simply had fate as the bad guy, with its cast of unfortunate teenagers dodging death and then one-by-one meeting a grisly end in a variety of imaginative ways. It was a darkly funny romp full of surprises, and who could forget the famous bus scene? The series went on to have four sequels and a total gross of $665 million.
David James David James Aug 21, 2019
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Sony’s Confident They Don’t Need Marvel Studios For Spider-Man
Ever since the news broke that the Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios partnership that saw Spider-Man appear in the MCU had collapsed, there's been a lot of misinformation about why this was the case. It's tricky to know what's really going on given that these are complex and (apparently) frosty negotiations between the two corporate behemoths, and the PR line about the dispute simply being over Kevin Feige's producer credit looks flimsy. Fortunately, Borys Kit at THR seems to have the real inside scoop, shedding some light on why Sony Pictures thinks they can go at it alone with Spider-Man.
David James David James Aug 21, 2019
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You Can Blame Disney’s Greed For The Spider-Man Deal Falling Through
The news that Disney and Sony failed to reach an agreement on Spider-Man, and that he'll no longer appear in MCU movies has gone down like a glass of cold vomit for fans. I can understand their anger, too. Marvel lovers are heavily invested in Tom Holland's take on Spider-Man and he's played a key role in MCU events ever since his debut in Captain America: Civil War. The post-credits sequence of Spider-Man: Far From Home teased an exciting new status quo for the character, too, including the return of J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson. Now, it seems that a proper sequel may never happen.
David James David James Aug 21, 2019
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