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Comedy Central’s Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head returns October 14 with a 12-episode fourth season, joining South Park for a big night of adult animation.
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After a $2.495 billion global run, Spider-Man: Brand New Day may swing back into theaters with extra footage, including Rosario Dawson's cut Claire Temple scene. Sony is keeping its biggest hit in play.
Sony reportedly plans a Spider-Man: Brand New Day re-release with extra footage, including Rosario Dawson's Claire Temple, after its $2.495B global run.
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The latest 'Avengers: Doomsday' trailer may have dropped a quiet clue about a long-forgotten MCU hero, placing Scott and Cassie Lang in a familiar apartment with major ties to Marvel’s future.
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Critiquing UPI’s National Comic Book Day roundup, @avigreen1 questions its focus on record auction prices, villain memorabilia, and shallow “female empowerment” messaging over comics’ best stories.
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Anthony Ippolito steps into Sylvester Stallone’s boxing shoes in 'I Play Rocky', a biopic about the underfunded gamble that turned 'Rocky' into a Best Picture champion and a beloved and classic film franchise, but Stallone explains why he was apprehensive about the upcoming film.
Sylvester Stallone reacts to Anthony Ippolito’s portrayal in 'I Play Rocky' here, explaining what turned him around on the biopic: bleedingfool.com/movies-tv-f…
J. Scott Campbell’s Danger Girl Artist’s Edition brings the iconic comic’s original art to stores in a massive 12” x 17” hardcover from Act 4 Publishing, Skybound and Image Comics in 2027.
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Scott Dunbier’s Act 4 Publishing, in partnership with Skybound and Image Comics, announced the retail release of J. Scott Campbell’s Danger Girl Artist’s Edition
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Disney’s ex-CEO Bob Chapek admits the company’s “neutral” stance folded under employee pressure, because apparently the Mouse House has been taking its marching orders from the breakroom.
Chapek reveals Disney’s leaders didn’t steer the ship, they handed the wheel to the loudest employees, then acted shocked when the Mouse House hit the iceberg. bleedingfool.com/blogs/ex-di…
Be Damon Lindelof
Go to the higher ups at HBO and tell them you have a pitch for a popular DC IP
Change the setting to a fly over state
Sideline the famous white lead and make him the problem
Make the entire story about race and how black people in America are perpetual victims
Piss off the actual fans of the IP while using the race baiting as a deflection from criticism
Leave the show after the first season claiming you told the story you always wanted to tell
Sniff your own farts and pat yourself on the back for bastardizing someone elses work
The New York Times spotlights Know Your Rights, an NYC school comic by Alex Segura and David Hahn offering students guidance for ICE encounters. @avigreen1 criticizes it for its one-sided portrayal of immigration enforcement.
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Hey Midlife Mark Ruffalo! Where you at, dawg? The company that strokes your $15M checks is cutting jobs! You gonna lead a protest? You gonna tell Bonehead Bob Bonta to sue 'em? You care about Hollywood jobs right?
Tom Cruise goes full oil tycoon in 'Digger', but wildly mixed reviews have critics asking whether Alejandro G. Iñárritu made an Oscar contender or another costly Hollywood punchline.
Meanwhile Warner Bros. is embracing the chaos. Take a look below.