Emma Watson is taking a break from acting for now.
The Daily Mail reports her rep said the 30-year-old star s acting career is currently dormant and that she is not taking on new commitments. Twitter reacted to the news by posting tributes to Watson and her career, interpreting the statement as a retirement announcement. It s not.
Entertainment Weeklygot a statement on Thursday afternoon from United Entertainment manager Jason Weinberg. Emma s social media accounts are dormant but her career isn t, he told the outlet.
It s unclear what Watson s long term plans look like; the former
Harry Potter star could easily return to acting later, especially when the coronavirus pandemic ends.
MCR, Weezer technically exist in Marvel Universe thanks to WandaVision
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It looks like Weezer, My Chemical Romance, and more bands accidentally exist in the Marvel Universe and fans cannot get enough of it.
If you re one of the millions of people who tune in every Friday to Disney+ to catch a new episode of WandaVision, you may have missed the subtle reason fans have chosen to believe the bands are part of the MCU.
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In the newest episode, Wanda s sitcom has moved to the early 2000s which means her kids are spending a lot of time in front of the TV playing video games (until the controllers glitch that is) and watching shows.
Now, for those of you who struggled to watch the new episode of WandaVision on Friday morning, there’s a good reason why. Disney+ actually suffered an outage on the morning of Feb. 19.
According to outage tracking website
Downdetector, a huge spike in user-submitted problems was reported on Friday. Just after midnight when the new episode dropped in the U.S., the reported problems rose from zero to over 8,000.
The site further reports that most of these outages happened on the West Coast, mainly in the Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle areas. Despite the number of problems submitted, customers were reportedly able to stream