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The spy action genre has always had a certain pull—secret missions, hidden identities, and the tension of not knowing who to trust. But long before Jason Bourne, Ethan Hunt, or even Henry Cavill’s smooth-talking Napoleon Solo, the genre found its groove on television. In the 1960s, during the height of the Cold War and peak spy obsession, The Man From U.N.C.L.E. broke new ground. It took the world of espionage and made it fun, stylish, and a little bit campy.

The Man From U.N.C.L.E. was ahead of its time and completely changed the spy genre. It gave audiences a charming American agent, a cool Russian counterpart, and a series of over-the-top missions that kept viewers coming back. So, when the 2015 film remake arrived, with Henry Cavill and Armie Hammer in the lead roles, it had a legacy to live up to.

John Cena has been in the limelight for the majority of his life. This has primarily been due to his contributions as a marquee WWE superstar who was the face of the company. Cena has led the charge for an entire generation of stars and found stardom like many of his former top peers.

Apart from his successful professional life, many chapters of John Cena’s personal life were also in the public eye. His most high-profile relationship was with WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella. The former WWE Divas Champion and John Cena were together for almost five years before their relationship came to an end in 2019.

John Cena and Nikki Bella in WWE/ Credit: WWE

After that, John Cena decided to make his return to WWE on an episode of SmackDown. But little did he know that there would be a female star who would dare to step...

You know what they say about fate, right? Sometimes you’re the hammer; sometimes you’re the nail. But for Henry Cavill, it seems like he’s managed to dodge the hammer altogether, especially when it comes to the infamous Superman curse. For decades, the role of the iconic Man of Steel has been a double-edged sword, slashing away at the careers of many actors who’ve donned the cape.

Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia in The Witcher | Credits: Little Schmidt

Yet, The Witcher star, the British heartthrob who’s faced more setbacks than most actors can handle, somehow seems to have sidestepped it all. And while many before him have struggled under the weight of the red cape, Cavill appears to have transformed the supposed curse into his blessing.

He may just be the one star who broke it—against all odds.

The Superman Curse that hangs over the cape

The Superman Curse,...

General Hospital spoilers and updates tease there seems to be a shocking connection between Port Charles and Pine Valley.

Is it possible there’s a storyline connection (other than the obvious) between Pine Valley’s Will Cortlandt and Port Charles’ Valentin Cassadine (both James Patrick Stuart)?

Valentin’s Fake Passport

Last week, General Hospital treated sharp-eyed fans to an amusing Easter egg when Valentin Cassadine’s (James Patrick Stuart) counterfeit passport bore the name Will Cortlandt. Meanwhile, Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) was identified as Melanie Cortlandt.

This clever nod brought a smile to All My Children fans, who recalled James Patrick Stuart as the notorious Will from Pine Valley

But could this be more than just a fleeting joke? Might it hint at an undisclosed storyline yet to be unveiled?

The Man He Used To Be

Valentin made his dramatic entrance into Port Charles in 2016, quickly becoming the subject of...

2025 holds a great deal of promises and heartbreak with new beginnings and sad endings. Studios like Marvel and DC take monumental steps in racking up their Cbm game with films like Fantastic Four and Superman, while Barbara Broccoli sells James Bond for chump change to a capitalistic industry that has no regard for artistic authenticity without seeing some profits first.

Sean Connery as Bond in Goldfinger [Credit: United Artists]

For 63 years, James Bond has enjoyed the unrattled protection of the Broccoli dynasty. As the IP now finally moves to a new home, there are whispers of a shift within the franchise as Amazon quickly moves to put the next film into production. After all, it wouldn’t be a worthy business deal if Bezos didn’t start earning his return on investment after buying out Bond for a billion dollars.

James Bond widens its search for the next lead actor Henry Cavill...

It’s trendy these days to take a character from popular children’s stories and given them a horror twist. Lately we’ve been hearing about horror movies based on the likes of Winnie the Pooh, Mickey Mouse, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Peter Pan, Bambi, Pinocchio, Three Blind Mice, and Goldilocks and the Three Bears… and like I said the last time I wrote about this, when one set of filmmakers decides to make a horror film featuring a beloved kids’ story character, there are sometimes multiple other sets of filmmakers working on horror films that center on the same character. We’ve seen this happen with Mickey Mouse, and now the character who’ll soon be seen in more than one horror movie is Popeye the Sailor Man. Last November, it was announced that Alpeke Entertainment is working on a slasher horror comedy called Shiver Me Timbers, which puts a horror twist on Popeye.

One NCIS star racked up so many episodes, and got so good at forensic science, that creator Donald Bellisario nearly made him the show’s technical adviser. With years of hands-on experience playing an expert, his knowledge became second nature. Bellisario saw the potential, but ultimately, the actor stuck to the script.

A poster from NCIS | Credits: CBS

Still, few TV stars can say they almost went from playing an expert to actually advising the show.

David McCallum mastered forensics so well, NCIS almost made it real David McCallum in NCIS | Credits: CBS

David McCallum didn’t just play Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard; he practically became him. The NCIS legend, who starred in the series from its backdoor Jag pilot in 2003 until his passing in 2023, took method acting to forensic levels.

According to NCIS creator Donald P. Bellisario, McCallum’s deep dive into forensics — attending medical examiner conventions and mastering...

Well, a bond is only as strong as the trust that holds it together. But what happens when that trust is tested, stretched, and eventually snaps? You get a situation like the one between William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy—two of the most iconic figures in television history, who shared a unique bond as Captain Kirk and Spock in Star Trek.

William Shatner in Star Trek: The Next Generation | Credit: Paramount

But behind the camaraderie on screen, the reality was far more complicated. For five long years before Nimoy’s death, they weren’t even speaking. The tension boiled down to a series of alleged professional jealousies and personal grievances that ended with Nimoy closing the door on their friendship for good.

So, what went wrong? Was the Star Trek drama just another case of Hollywood egos clashing, or was there something deeper at play?

The genesis of William Shatner...

The Shrouds: "In an eerie, deceptively placid near-future, a techno-entrepreneur named Karsh (Cassel) has developed a new software that will allow the bereaved to bear witness to the gradual decay of loved ones dead and buried in the earth. While Karsh is still reeling from the loss of his wife (Kruger) from cancer—and falling into a peculiar sexual relationship with his wife’s sister (also Kruger)—a spate of vandalized graves utilizing his “shroud” technology begins to put his enterprise at risk, leading him to uncover a potentially vast conspiracy. Written following the death of the director’s wife, the new film from David Cronenberg is both a profoundly personal reckoning with grief and a descent into noir-tinged dystopia, set in an ominous world of self-driving cars, data theft, and A.I. personal assistants. Offering Cronenberg’s customary balance of malevolence and wit, The Shrouds is a sly...

Before headlining Dceu’s Man of Steel and Netflix’s The Witcher, Henry Cavill fell inches short of landing the Bond gig in Casino Royale, followed by a lot of other losses. Even though the actor did have a massive boom in the 2010s and is once again in the conversation for the British spy, the scars from missing out on big roles didn’t quite wash away when he landed Superman.

Zack Snyder’s Justice League | Credit: Warner Bros.

As a result, despite landing the biggest role of his career, the Man of Steel star didn’t know how to react or behave to his big break in Hollywood.

Henry Cavill didn’t celebrate his Superman casting excessively due to his past losses

In contrast to the 2010s, which saw Henry Cavill in the shoes of Superman and Geralt of Rivia, the 2000s were full of letdowns for the actor.

On Friday March 14 2025, Investigation Discovery broadcasts Very Scary People!

The Man Eater Season 6 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Very Scary People,” titled “The Man Eater,” promises a gripping look into the life of Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong. This episode will air on Investigation Discovery and delve into the dark transformation of a woman who once had a bright future. Viewers will see how her early life took a troubling turn as she became involved in a series of shocking crimes.

Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong is introduced as a promising young woman, full of potential and hope. However, as the episode unfolds, her true nature is revealed. The narrative will explore her descent into manipulation and crime, highlighting her involvement in bank robberies and gruesome murders. The chilling details of her life will captivate those interested in true crime stories.

The episode aims to provide insight into how someone can change from an...

Plot: A British spy (Michael Fassbender), working for an MI5-like organization, is tasked with tracking down a traitor who has allegedly sold a device that could trigger a nuclear meltdown to a Russian dissident. Things are complicated when one of his chief suspects turns out to be his beloved wife (Cate Blanchett).

Review: If you read Steven Soderbergh’s annual “Seen; Read” lists, you’ll note that among his diverse tastes in film, he has a particular fondness for spy movies – with the George Lazenby James Bond movie, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, long noted as one of his favourites. He’s been toying with doing a spy movie for years, with him and George Clooney having famously almost made their own version of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Now, Soderbergh finally gets his chance, his movie owes less to the cinematic world of 007 than his own,...

The first C.H.U.D became a culturally relevant movie for multiple reasons and against all odds also worked its way into the greater pop culture zeitgeist. I argued that the first movie doesn’t quite stand the test of time a bit ago and while I stand by that, it doesn’t mean I can’t enjoy it either. C.H.U.D. II: Bud the C.H.U.D. is a wild ride of a sequel that certainly didn’t need to exist but is somehow more fun than the predecessor. Its also a better sequel in a franchise that it doesn’t technically exist in! Can’t wait to get into that aspect. Most of you love C.H.U.D. but I’m here to tell you why C.H.U.D. II is a great black sheep that straddles the end of the 80s and start to the 90s. I doubt I’ll sway anyone onto my side of...

As with fellow legendary families like the Barrymores and Fondas, the Bridges are undeniably acting royalty in Tinseltown, with father Lloyd Bridges trailblazing his way in the entertainment industry and sons Beau and Jeff following in his talented footsteps. The big and small-screen star appeared in over 150 feature films throughout his more than 50 years in the business, starring in a slew of hits like Sahara, High Noon, Airplane!, and Hotshots! (among countless others) and programs including Sea Hunt and The Lloyd Bridges Show during his sensational career. In 1965, Bridges continued his television takeover when he headlined the shamefully underrated Western The Loner.

Created by trailblazing producer and screenwriter Rod Serling, the mastermind behind the groundbreaking sci-fi horror series The Twilight Zone, The Loner focused on former American Civil War soldier William Colton as he sets out on a treacherous quest across the country to start a new life and is...

Tulsa King fans and fans of crime dramas should look out for this upcoming gangster drama series premiering on Paramount+. Starring Tom Hardy as a criminal fixer, the new series MobLand is a Ray Donovan-inspired look into the criminal underworld and has enough star power to combust your television screen. Executive produced by Guy Ritchie, MobLand looks set to be an explosive adventure.

MobLand stars Tom Hardy as Harry Da Souza, a fixer for the London crime family, the Harrigans. When the Harrigans come up against a threat that endangers not only their family but their legacy, the brass-knuckled Harry is called in to defend them. Created by Ronan Bennett, the series also stars Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan as the head of the crime family, fiercely determined to keep it all together.

'MobLand' Has a Wonderfully Talented Cast

MobLand isn’t even out yet, and it’s already got proper hype.

Daniel Craig has officially hung up his tuxedo, and the world is left wondering, who’s got the suave, the charm, and the sheer physical presence to fill those polished Oxfords? Two names have been thrown around the most, Henry Cavill and Chris Hemsworth. And let’s be honest, we’re looking at an all-out heavyweight championship here.

Daniel Craig as James Bond in Spectre | Credits: Eon Productions

On one side, we have Chris Hemsworth, the mighty Thor himself, with his effortless charisma, Australian swagger, and action-hero credentials. On the other, there’s Henry Cavill, a man who seems genetically engineered to play a suave British spy, polished, powerful, and deeply passionate about every role he takes on. It’s a tough call, but only one can walk away with the coveted license to kill. Let’s break it down.

Chris Hemsworth, the thunderous contender Chris Hemsworth as Thor in...

Daredevil: Born Again show creator addresses fans' concerns about the amount of, or lack thereof, Karen Page in the Disney+ series, hinting there might be more for Deborah Ann Woll's character on the horizon. For the most part, Daredevil: Born Again has been a major win for Marvel Studios and Disney+, earning positive reactions from fans and critics alike. Yet, following the episode's shocking and controversial opening scene, many of Daredevil's supporting characters from the original series have been sidelined, with the season premiere revealing Karen Page now lives in San Francisco, far away from the typical New York setting.

Speaking with TV Line, Daredevil: Born Again showrunner Dario Scardapane spoke about Ann Woll's "limited presence" as Karen Page in the series. The creative said he would question that particular phrasing as "there are things to be revealed," hinting at the upcoming episodes or the already confirmed Season 2. Scardapane delved into that further,...

While we assumed Henry Cavill to be a handsome hunk, a muscular hero, a monster-hunting Witcher, and maybe even a spy, none of us expected him to be a prankster, leading fans straight into a fantasy that was never going to happen. But here we are, fooled, misled, and proven wrong.

Henry Cavill in The Man from U.N.C.L.E | image: Warner Bros.

It all started when Fifty Shades of Grey was in the making, and speculation was running wild about Henry Cavill’s possible appearance in the movie. Naturally, reporters couldn’t resist asking the star if he was going to trade in his Superman cape for a pair of handcuffs. And oh boy, did he have fun with that question, and playing with our emotions.

Henry Cavill teased his appearance in Fifty Shades of Grey

Back when El James’ raunchy novel, Fifty Shades of Grey, was...

“Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced,” said James Baldwin. And maybe that’s where we find ourselves today, staring down a big, bold, and undoubtedly complicated change in the iconic James Bond franchise. You see, when Amazon swooped in and purchased MGM for a staggering $8.5 billion, it snagged an impressive array of properties.

However, the spy franchise remained the crown jewel of the deal and it wasn’t just Henry Cavill’s Bond dreams that hung in the balance. No, something bigger was at stake—something far more fundamental to the legacy of 007.

Daniel Craig as James Bond in Spectre | Credit: Universal Pictures

As if fans weren’t already biting their nails over who would replace Daniel Craig, now the very foundation of the Bond universe is being reshaped in ways that nobody could have predicted. The prospect of a female 007? Sure,...

James Bond is going through 99 problems right now, and Jeff Bezos is one of them. The franchise that has reigned over Hollywood since the 1960s has finally hit a rough patch that’s even worse than Roger Moore’s era as 007. Meanwhile, fans still clamor over the absence of Henry Cavill, as the 41-year-old actor is all but done with playing the MI6 superspy.

No Time to Die [Credit: Universal Pictures]

However, Cavill’s missed opportunity is not the saddest part about the Bond franchise. Jeff Bezos’s power move as Amazon annexes Eon Productions under its wings has wrecked, shocked, disheartened, and terrified Hollywood, critics, and fans alike. Now, further scrutiny shows that Cavill being shunned as a Bond contender and Amazon buying out 007 may just be linked, after all.

Henry Cavill snub could be linked to Amazon buy-out Henry Cavill in The Man from U.N.C.L.

Exploring grief in the wake of loss is familiar terrain in horror, but writer/director Julia Max‘s feature debut, The Surrender, eschews the conventional approach in favor of visceral occult ritual horror.

The Surrender stars Colby Minifie (“The Boys“) and Kate Burton (“Grey’s Anatomy”) as a prickly daughter and mother duo dealing with the loss of a patriarch, and their fraught relationship gets tested further when mom hires an occultist to resurrect her husband from the dead.

Our exclusive clip below highlights just how tense this central relationship gets, but their argument gets interrupted by an unsettling arrival.

Bloody Disgusting spoke with Max about her gnarly feature debut ahead of its world premiere at SXSW, discussing the film’s deeply personal origins and how it birthed a thrilling, bloody, horror-heavy entry in grief horror.

“This was very heavily inspired by my experience with my mother and with our death...

Henry Cavill once came this close to being James Bond. Picture it: a younger Cavill, all sharp suits and smoldering stares, nearly stepping into 007’s shoes before Daniel Craig locked it down. But what if Cavill had taken the role? Turns out, he had a whole vision – one that sounds eerily familiar.

Henry Cavill as Clark Kent in Man of Steel | Credits: DC Films/Warner Bros. Pictures

His take on Bond? Gritty, dangerous, the kind of guy you could feel before he even walked into the room.

Henry Cavill’s bond vision: A blend of cool and danger, like Daniel Craig’s 007 Daniel Craig as James Bond in Spectre | Credits: Eon Productions

Henry Cavill had a clear vision for James Bond – one that felt eerily close to Daniel Craig’s take. In an interview with Interview Magazine, Cavill shared how he saw 007 as a mix of Sean Connery’s effortless...

Elizabeth Olsen had no time for Fifty Shades of Grey, even with Henry Cavill in the mix. Back when Hollywood was buzzing about the steamy adaptation, she shut down any talk of joining the franchise in the quirkiest way possible. While some actresses saw it as a career move, Olsen saw it as, well, unnecessary.

Elizabeth Olsen in Wind River | Credits: The Weinstein Company

The casting rumors flew, the internet speculated, but Olsen shrugged it all off like it was just another Tuesday.

Elizabeth Olsen didn’t want Fifty Shades, and Henry Cavill just played along Henry Cavill in Mission Impossible: Fallout | Credits: Paramount Pictures

Elizabeth Olsen had zero interest in stepping into the world of Fifty Shades of Grey, even with Henry Cavill. The 36-year-old made it clear she wasn’t chasing a role in the steamy franchise, though she did acknowledge its wild impact.

When asked if she...

David McCallum wasn’t just a TV legend; he had real-life spy thriller moments of his own. Long before NCIS, he crossed into East Germany, right behind the Iron Curtain, just to prep for a role.

David McCallum in NCIS | Credits: CBS

While most actors stick to script readings and table work, McCallum went full method, soaking in the Cold War tension firsthand.

Before NCIS and Illya Kuryakin, David McCallum faced Colditz’s real-life history David McCallum in NCIS | Credits: CBS

Before NCIS and his legendary run as Illya Kuryakin in The Man from Uncle, David McCallum went behind the Iron Curtain for Colditz. The WWII drama, based on real Allied prisoners’ attempts to escape a German fortress, was a hit in the early ’70s.

But for McCallum, it was more than just a role. He actually visited Colditz Castle when it was deep in East Germany. He said in an interview,...

Actress Margaret Qualley took a break from supporting The Substance at the Oscars and appeared on stage during the James Bond tribute. The confusing segment had general audiences with question marks on their faces as many found it odd and out-of-context at the awards ceremony. Qualley appeared as a Bond girl in the segment.

While The Substance star’s appearance may or may not indicate a future role in the franchise’s upcoming reboot, but the studio really missed a golden opportunity to announce its next Agent 007. Ever since Daniel Craig retired after No Time To Die, the franchise is in limbo with actors like Henry Cavill and Aaron Taylor-Johnson being top contenders.

Margaret Qualley’s appearance at the Oscars’ confusing James Bond tribute was the highlight Margaret Qualley in The Substance | Credits: Mubi

Margaret Qualley has been riding high on the success of her body-horror film The Substance with Demi Moore.

One look at Henry Cavill; it is obvious that he was born to play James Bond. With British suave and an incredible body of work in the action genre, Cavill has long been fancast as Agent 007. The Superman star has also campaigned for himself and had reportedly auditioned for the role but lost to Daniel Craig.

While hopes for Cavill as Bond dim, they might be reinvigorated after statements from James Bond star Timothy Dalton. The actor mentioned that he was approached for the role in his 20s, way before starring in The Living Daylights. Dalton’s reasoning for why he rejected the offer back then gives hope to a lot of Cavill stans.

Timothy Dalton’s James Bond statement paves the way for Henry Cavill to be 007 Henry Cavill in The Man from U.N.C.L.E | Credits: Warner Bros.

Henry Cavill has long been a top contender...

Guy Ritchie is one busy man, having his hands in multiple projects across film and television. His latest TV show is the upcoming crime drama MobLand, and once you learn more about it, you'll want to watch it right away. Fortunately, you won't have to wait long, as it will be released on Paramount+ this year.

You might know Ritchie from his work on movies such as Sherlock Holmes, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Gentlemen and Wrath of Man. Or maybe you watched his hit Netflix crime drama series The Gentlemen, which is a spinoff of his 2019 movie of the same title. Now, you have another thrilling Ritchie project to look forward to with MobLand.

When the new crime drama was first ordered in February 2024, it had a different title. Originally titled The Donovans, the show was intended to be loosely based on the popular Showtime series Ray Donovan,...

On February 24, Special Agent Dale Cooper entered the town of Twin Peaks — like every town you’ve ever known, and no place you’ve ever seen.

Several online stores are celebrating Twin Peaks Day — the first without its visionary co-creator David Lynch, who passed away last month — with new merchandise dedicated to series.

Fright-Rags is carrying an officially licensed shirt featuring Kyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper. Regularly $33, it’s on sale for $24 today only and will ship the week of March 21.

A pair of Fright-Rags’ previous Twin Peaks designs, “The Agent Cooper Files” by Yannick Bouchard and “Damn Fine Coffee” by Christopher Lovell, are available as print-on-demand tees for $36.

Dismay Design asks “Who Killed Laura Palmer?” with his new poster. 18×24 matte prints, signed and numbered by the artist, are available for $29.

Cody Schibi illustrated two portraits of Lynch plus Log Lady, The Man from Another Place, and Bob on coffee-stained paper.

With a rookie female FBI agent challenged to pursue a notorious serial killer, the parallels between Silence of the Lambs andLonglegspractically write themselves. Director Osgood Perkins himself has confessed to using Silence of the Lambs as a foundational homage for his film. Still, Buffalo Bill is a regular person, grounding Silence of the Lambs – and the strange, affecting relationship between Clarice Starling and Hannibal Lecter – in reality. This makes for a tense, foreboding viewer experience. By contrast, Nicolas Cage’s titular baddie is a vessel for a bigger evil. Perkins can boast an impressive 15 appearances of “the Man Downstairs,” see: the devil, in Longlegs. But the film's devil-first angle makes this film less impactful than Silence of the Lambs, primarily by stunting its protagonist.

Much like Star Wars and the MCU before it, the James Bond franchise has now fallen into the clutches of a major corporation and streaming platform as Amazon takes over creative control of 007. And Jeff Bezos has already started crowdsourcing major creative decisions, taking to social media to ask fans, “Who’d you pick as the next Bond?” Amazing as it is that such frivolous treatment of the beloved franchise could happen so quickly, a certain actor has emerged as the clear favorite, with Man of Steel star Henry Cavill seemingly being the actor that many want to see slip into the iconic tuxedo.

Fans of the actor, who is also known for previously leading the Netflix series The Witcher and for doing battle with Hollywood icon Tom Cruise (and patenting the crowd-pleasing “arm reload”) in Mission: Impossible – Fallout, swarmed the replies and called for Cavill to finally...

Tubi, Fox’s free streaming service, has announced its list of March titles. The Tubi March 2025 slate features new Tubi Originals, TV series, and numerous action, art house, Black cinema, comedy, documentary, drama, horror, kids and family, romance, sci-fi and fantasy, thriller and Western titles.

As a leading ad-supported video-on-demand service, the company engages diverse audiences through a personalized experience and the world’s largest content library of over 250,000 movies and TV episodes, a growing collection of exclusive Originals, and nearly 250 live channels.

You can watch the Tubi March 2025 lineup for free on Android and iOS mobile devices, Amazon Echo Show, Google Nest Hub Max, Comcast Xfinity X1, and Cox Contour.

You can also watch the service on connected television devices such as Amazon Fire TV, Vizio TVs, Sony TVs, Samsung TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and on the Tubi site.

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Charlie Cox has become as synonymous with the role of Matt Murdock, Aka Daredevil as Robert Downey Jr. Is with Tony Stark, Aka Iron Man and Chris Evans is with Steve Rogers, Aka Captain America. But the actor was initially asked to audition for a very different role in the MCU...that of Murdock’s best friend and colleague, Franklin "Foggy" Nelson. Ultimately played in the Netflix Daredevil series (and due to return in the Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again) by Elden Henson, the idea of Cox as Foggy rather than Murdock seems laughable now, and the actor felt similarly, demanding to read for the lead role instead.

In a new interview with GQ, Cox revealed that the producers behind Netflix’s Daredevil, which lasted three seasons before being canceled in 2018 along with all the Marvel shows on the streamer, liked him, but not for the lead role. Thankfully, Cox had a moment of empowerment,...

The O.C.was a beloved TV series of the teen drama genre that ran from 2003 to 2007. The series follows a group of teenagers living in Newport Beach, Orange County, with Ryan Atwood (Ben McKenzie) being taken in by the wealthy Cohen family. The four-season series followed Ryan as the fish-out-of-water, along with his best friend, Seth Cohen (Adam Brody), girl-next-door Marissa Cooper (Mischa Barton), and her best friend, Summer Roberts. (Rachel Bilson)

The success of the series launched its main cast into stardom, with Ben McKenzie going on to star in Gotham, Rachel Bilson in Hart of Dixie and Jumper, and Adam Brody in Mr. and Mrs. Smith, as well as Netflix’s Nobody, Wants This, which won him a Critics' Choice Award. However, there are several well-known Hollywood stars who made smaller appearances on The O.C. before their careers took off.

Shailene Woodley Appeared as Kaitlin Cooper...

Armie Hammer is revealing how he ate part of an animal’s heart once on a hunting trip.

The disgraced actor, who has faced previous allegations of cannibalistic fantasies, was recently asked on The Louis Theroux Podcast if it’s true that he “cut the heart out of the animal and ate it while still warm?”

“No, you don’t eat the whole heart. One of the traditions is you take a bite out of the heart,” Hammer explained to host Louis Theroux of the hunting tradition. “You’ve got all your buddies around you, they’re goading you on.”

The Call Me by Your Name actor continued, “It’s sort of like an almost overly charged male rite of passage when you go hunting for the first time. Everyone that I know who went hunting for their first time had to do something similar.”

He also clarified that the...

Armie Hammer is an American actor who seemed to have a promising career when he was recognized for his portrayal of the Winklevoss twins in The Social Network. He also acted in The Man from U.N.C.L.E and Call Me by Your Name, which established him in Hollywood and also earned him several award nominations.

Armie Hammer in Call Me by Your Name | Sony Pictures

But his flourishing career came to an end and took a dramatic turn when all kinds of accusations flooded against him. He lost several high-profile projects and had to retreat from the public eye, but his recent comments have made him the topic of discussion again.

Allegations against Armie Hammer, and recent comments on cannibalism Armie Hammer in The Social Network | Relativity Media

In January 2021, Armie Hammer faced a torrent of allegations that brought his professional life to a dead end. Multiple...

Armie Hammer’s ex-wife, Elizabeth Chambers, recently got candid about the painful aftermath of her highly publicized divorce from the actor. During the premiere episode of Freeform’s reality series Grand Cayman: Secrets in Paradise, the Bird Bakery founder opened up about the challenges she faced in the aftermath of their divorce and the scandals that followed.

Armie Hammer and Elizabeth Chambers | image: Bex Walton, licensed under Cc-by-2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

According to reports, Armie Hammer was accused of s*xual abuse by multiple women and even made headlines for allegedly sharing s*xual fantasies with some of the women that involved cannibalism. The outrageous allegations surfaced after Elizabeth Chambers filed for divorce in 2020. So now, reflecting on the “Cayman Curse” and the couple’s divorce, Chambers called the experience “absolute hell.”

Elizabeth Chambers reflected on the Cayman Curse and her divorce from Armie Hammer Elizabeth Chambers with her kids...

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James Bond fans hoping Henry Cavill will portray the next version of 007 on the big screen may have just gotten their wish. 20 years after Cavill's audition to play the dashing British superspy in Casino Royale, the screen test footage has been released online. While it's easy to notice Cavill's youthful inexperience in the video, his raw magnetism, charismatic energy, and undeniable charms are off the charts, further stoking enthusiasm for the British actor to don the tuxedo in Bond 26.

With two decades of experience since auditioning for Casino Royale, Cavill has proven his leading man bona fides countless times. Between playing Clark Kent/Superman and The Witcher, and British spies in Argylle and The Man From U.N.C.L.E., and more, the newly released Casino Royale screen...

One Pieceplays host to some of the most compelling characters in anime. There are over one thousand amazing characters to choose from, but a few characters stand out as the best and most lovable in this entire pirate saga. When it comes to fan-favorites, anime lovers often look beyond power and importance within in the story, but there's no denying that many of One Piece's most popular characters play a major role in both the anime and manga.

Whether it's their style and flare, their charisma and personality or simply the way they interact with the characters around them, many of One Piece's most outstanding characters leave a lasting impression. Whether they be tall-tale telling underdogs like Usopp or rugged, emotionally distant warriors like Zoro, these characters resonate with fans, and many of them have stood out among their peers since the anime's earliest days.

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Young Henry Cavill wasn’t out here catching feelings; he was too busy catching roles. While Hollywood heartthrobs usually had a co-star crush or two, Cavill stayed laser-focused, proving he was all about the grind.

Henry Cavill as Clark Kent in Man of Steel | Credits: Warner Bros. Pictures

Back in the day, when his jawline could cut glass and fans were already swooning, he casually admitted he never fancied anyone on set. No distractions, no on-set romances – just pure Chad energy.

No room for romance: Henry Cavill’s focused approach to Hollywood’s glamour Henry Cavill in The Man from U.N.C.L.E | Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures

Henry Cavill wasn’t here for on-set romances, just the grind. Back in his I Capture the Castle days, when fans were already swooning, he casually admitted he never fancied a co-star. Not even his on-screen love interest, Romola Garai. No distractions,...

Scottish-American actor David McCallum, who passed away in 2023 at age 90, was a fixture of the small screen for over six decades. Despite making his breakout role as international secret agent Illya Kuryakin in the spy drama The Man from U.N.C.L.E. in the 1960s, he was probably most famous to 21st-century audiences as the eccentric but brilliant medical examiner Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard on the police procedural series NCIS, for which he was a regular cast member for 20 seasons until his death.

But even before either of these TV shows hit the airwaves, McCallum starred in one of the most famous Hollywood films of the 1960s: the World War II prison film The Great Escape. The 1963 movie from director John Sturges is a fictionalized depiction of the real mass escape of dozens of Allied troops from a German Pow camp in 1944. Known for its ensemble cast that includes McCallum,...

Brandon Sanderson, one of the most popular and successful fantasy authors today, has built a reputation for creating detailed worlds and characters. As his books continue to gain new fans, many are excited about the possibility of seeing his work adapted for television or film. However, when it comes to other big fantasy series like The Witcher and The Rings of Power, he has some strong opinions on how they’ve been handled.

Henry Cavill in The Witcher | Credits: Netflix

While these series have attracted a lot of attention on streaming platforms, Sanderson believes that there are significant challenges in adapting epic fantasy for the screen. In a recent interview, he opened up about what he thinks is missing and shared his concerns about the way streaming platforms approach these big stories.

What does Brandon Sanderson think about epic fantasy adaptations on streaming services?

Brandon Sanderson has recently opened up...

Daredevil: Born Again is coming to Disney Plus this March, and there are a few things fans would love to see in the new series!

It's been six years since we last saw Netflix's Daredevil series. A groundbreaker for the streamer, it adapted the long-running Marvel Comics character of Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox), a blind attorney. Thanks to the same chemicals that took his sight, Matt was gifted with heightened senses (and a "radar sense") and uses them to fight crime as the costumed Daredevil while also seeking justice.

The series was a success that spawned several spin-offs. They were all canceled by Netflix when Marvel Studios began developing TV shows for Disney Plus. Eventually, the shows found their way there instead when they were retroactively welcomed into the canon of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. To the joy of fans, Cox reprised the role of Daredevil in Spider-Man: No Way Home,...

It felt like yesterday when the world was introduced to Henry Cavill’s longtime girlfriend Natalie Viscuso. The two had shared some adorable pictures on Instagram and millions of people wished the couple well on their journey.

Henry Cavill in The Man from U.N.C.L.E | Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures

As time passed, the two seemed to be enjoying their romantic life and reports about the two died down for a while as the couple enjoyed a few moments of peace. Well, now the couple has made it back into the headlines as Henry Cavill and Natalie Viscuso took out their newborn baby for a stroll!

All hail the new heir of Krypton!

It was announced back in April 2024 that Cavill and Viscuso were expecting their first child and the world was happy for them. This time, however, the actor and Viscuso were spotted with their newborn baby.

Throughout the 1980s in South Korea, several changes in governmental policy led to a cinematic renaissance for the country during the late 1990s and 2000s. These changes included the easing of censorship guidelines, the allowance of film-making to be done independently, and an increase in the distribution of international imports. This led to a movement known as "New Korean Cinema" that gave South Korean movies international recognition.

During that period, South Korean directors like Park Chan-wook, Kim Jee-woon, and Parasite's Bong Joon-ho helped shape the "New Korean Cinema” movement through genre-bending thrillers that combined mainstream appeal with art-house sensibilities. That trend continued in the decades that followed as well, with critics and fans around the world widely considering many of these thrillers to be some of the greatest entries into the medium of film.

Updated on January 17, 2025, by Christopher Raley: For many cinema fans, Parasite was their first look into New Korean Cinema,...

Daredevil is born again in the first trailer for the long-awaited Disney+ series, and MCU fans love what they're seeing. Following the release of the first footage, fans have quickly taken to social media to share their thoguhts, feelings, and opinions on the return of The Man Without Fear. Daredevil: Born Again will take inspiration from the comic book arc of "Mayor Fisk," which finds New York falling to The Kingpin as he becomes the city’s newly elected mayor. The story finds Matt Murdock working for Fisk, with the Kingpin of Crime using his talent for spin and false philanthropy to wage a war against costumed vigilantes. Though the trailer seems to suggest that this is exactly what Fisk wants. Whatever happens, fans cannot get enough of Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio back together again.

"We've all waited so damn long for this. It looks incredible," says X/Twitter user @Greenbaumly,...

On Sunday January 12 2025, Investigation Discovery broadcasts Very Scary People!

The Man Eater Season 6 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Very Scary People,” titled “The Man Eater,” promises a deep dive into the chilling life of Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong. Known for her intelligence and charm, Marjorie’s story takes a dark turn as she transforms from a hopeful young woman into a figure of manipulation and crime.

As the episode unfolds, viewers will learn about Marjorie’s early life and the events that led her down a dangerous path. Her initial promise quickly fades as she becomes involved in bank robberies and a series of gruesome murders. The narrative will explore how her cunning nature and ability to deceive those around her contributed to her sinister actions.

“The Man Eater” aims to shed light on the complexities of Marjorie’s character and the impact of her crimes. The episode will feature interviews,...

A poster art, imagining Henry Cavill and Margot Robbie as the new James Bond 26 cast has created a buzz on the internet. With Daniel Craig departing from the franchise in 2021 with No Time to Die, the internet has been rampant about who will be the best fit for the new 007 agent.

Henry Cavill as Superman in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice | Credit: Warner Bros. Picture

Although there has been no official announcement for the role yet, fans have put forward several names for the secret agent. Cavill, renowned for his strong physique and action-hero persona garnered significant fan support for the iconic spy.

As for his British heritage, The Witcher star is one step closer to being the next Bond. Robbie, also a Dceu alumni having played Harley Quinn has been a fan-favorite pick for a long time. The fan art shows Cavill and Robbie geared up as Mr.

The new year promises to bring with it plenty of highly-anticipated TV shows. Among the most anticipated is Daredevil: Born Again, the long-awaited sequel series / revival of Netflix's Daredevil series, which will stream on Disney Plus this March.

Charlie Cox returns in the title role, bringing The Man Without Fear back to the Marvel Cinematic Universe after his debut "official" appearances in Spider-Man: No Way Home, She-Hulk: Attorney At Law, and Echo. But even though those were his first Marvel Studios appearances, the events of the original Daredevil series have since been retroactively welcomed into the MCU canon, making this upcoming show a sequel.

Marvel has yet to release the full-length trailer for the show, but it has been offering up some snippets and teases of what to expect. Now, some brand new first look images have given us another glimpse of Matt Murdock's return, and this time he's not alone.

Henry Cavill is one of the most handsome and chivalrous men in the entirety of Hollywood’s entertainment industry, but his acting career hasn’t been all that bright. Even though fans adore him for his praiseworthy personality and ripped physique like that of a Greek god, the 41-year-old actor has been at the receiving end of much criticism over his onscreen performances.

Henry Cavill. | Credits: The Witcher / Netflix.

While Cavill has earned a place among famous franchises like the Dcu, his acting career still seems to be lagging drastically, with him being criticized for having one of the worst major “star” careers in Hollywood. That said, now it’s up to Warhammer 40K and Highlander to help him put an end to this very criticism.

Henry Cavill’s biggest career criticism can end with Warhammer 40K and Highlander

Although Henry Cavill is worthy of all the love and praise...

Armie Hammer is making a return to the big screen, taking on the lead role in Uwe Boll’s new film, The Dark Knight. This vigilante thriller is set to begin filming in Croatia on January 27, with Hammer playing Sanders, a man who turns to crime-fighting and becomes both a hero and a controversial figure.

The project marks a significant comeback for the actor, whose career took a sharp turn in 2021 following allegations of sexual misconduct.

In a recent podcast interview, Hammer opened up about the challenges he faced during his time away from Hollywood, describing the experience as isolating but also reflecting on his return to work. “That first job I turned down after four years of this—well, it felt amazing,” he shared.

Hammer’s previous work included prominent roles in films like Call Me by Your Name, The Lone Ranger, and The Man from U.N.C.