April 14, 2021
George Lucas
This thing still exists?
Right before Disney purchased Lucasfilm for a hefty sum in 2012, George Lucas had created an animated comedy series set in the Star Wars universe.
This show was called Star Wars: Detours, a CG-animated comedy that explored the transitional era between the prequel trilogy and original trilogy of Star Wars films.
Despite already having two seasons’ worth of episodes ready to go however, Disney put the show on semi-permanent hiatus.
Well, it looks like that nine-year hiatus might finally be over. According to The Vulcan Reporter, Disney plans to release Star Wars: Detours as a Disney+ original!
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Titans Season 3 Episode Titles Reportedly Leak
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Titans' third season is looking like an exciting one for DC Comics fans. The season will introduce Barbara Gordan, Blackfire, and the new Robin, Tim Drake, to the show. Though delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the DC Universe original television series is expected to make the jump to HBO Max with a new season later this year. A new report suggests the episode titles from the new season have already leaked online. The episode titles tease spotlight episode for Barbara Gordan, Jason Todd's transition into the Red Hood, Hawk and Dove, and Blackfire's debut early in the coming season.
| UPDATED: 11:06, Sun, Jan 24, 2021
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The British actor’s final appearance as James Bond will finally be shown in theatres this October after the film was delayed for a third time due to the coronavirus pandemic. Craig, 52, portrayed secret agent 007 for the first time 15 years ago in Casino Royale and has regularly voiced his frustration with the iconic role. After No Time To Die’s release, Craig’s successor will be announced to front the 59-year-old franchise.
| UPDATED: 22:55, Wed, Jan 13, 2021
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Last year saw a flurry of claims that the franchise's producers had already locked in Craig's replacement but were holding back the news to keep the focus on Bond 25. It looks certain that no announcement will be made about the next 007 actor until the upcoming No Time To Die hits cinemas. Constantly pushed back in schedules, the film is currently slotted in for April 2021 but with lockdown keeping cinemas closed, reports suggest it will be moved back again until the final months of the year. But has Hardy already landed the most covetted role in Hollywood?