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and revealed—multiple times—that he’s playing Zeus in the movie. You might know Zeus from Greek mythology and Disney’s Hercules, but there are a couple of big things to take away from the fact that Zeus is apparently going to appear in a Marvel movie. For starters, this probably means that Christian Bale’s noseless villain, Gorr The God Butcher, is going to butcher some damn gods (and not just Norse gods like Thor and his friends). This also means that there’s suddenly a significantly stronger chance of fan-favorite Marvel character Hercules showing up in the MCU at some point so...

Russell Crowe has let slip that he's playing Zeus in 'Thor: Love and Thunder'. The 57-year-old actor was confirmed last month to have joined the hotly-awaited Marvel sequel after being spotted on set with other cast members. And now the 'Gladiator' star has revealed he was due to wrap filming this week and spilled who his character is. He told Australia's JOY 94.9 radio station's JOY Breakfast with The Murphys show of his filming schedule this week: "Now, I'm gonna get on my bicycle, I'm gonna ride up to Disney-Fox studios ... and round about 9:15, I shall be Zeus in 'Thor 4'.

(ANSA) - BRUSSELS, APR 21 - Pro-democracy, pro-European neighbour states help the economic development of regions on the EU's external border, according to a study by the ESPON programme, which specialises in regional policy research.     The study analysed the business development opportunities in three regions of Latvia, Lithuania and Romania on the EU border with Russia, Belarus and Moldova.     Having borders with democratic, pro-European states can aid the development of businesses on the external border, while the opposite situation has a strong closing effect, the report said.  ...

France Opens Privacy Probe Into Audio App Clubhouse Country’s data privacy watchdog to determine whether application’s publisher complies with EU’s data protection regulation. France's data privacy watchdog has launched an investigation into Clubhouse, a US-based audio chat app. The National Commission for Informatics and Liberties said it opened an investigation on March 12, after receiving complaints to verify if the application's publisher Alpha Exploration had taken steps to comply with the EU's General Data ...

One might say that the search for a scapegoat in times of crisis, as opposed to closing ranks, is a typical Italian endeavour. The tendency is perfectly ...