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After a long wait, Stargirl is finally back, and it didn't waste any time getting us back up to speed as Courtney and company may have a new ally in Jennie, the daughter of the Green Lantern Alan Scott!
DC's Stargirl Showrunner Teases "Personal" Villain Eclipso The second season of DC's Stargirl hits The CW next month and while the young heroes of the new Justice Society of America faced some formidable foes when they took on Icicle and the Injustice Society, there are new villains coming. Among them is Eclipso, the big bad for Season 2 that was teased in the Season 1 finale. The absolute embodiment of darkness and corruption in comics, Eclipso has been a major foe for some of DC's heaviest of hitters, and according to series showrunner Geoff Johns, on DC's Stargirl, we'll see Eclipso's da...
A little less than a month after The CW released an extended trailer for the second season of DC's Stargirl and only a little more than a month before the series makes its return (on August 10th), viewers are getting a huge preview image drop courtesy of the network. How huge? How about preview images for "Summer School: Chapter 1"? While the newest version of the JSA may be looking to hang up their spandex now that the Injustice Society is defeated, Courtney aka Stargirl ( Brec Bassinger) senses bigger threats on the horizon- and unfortunately, she's right. And the biggest threat of all wi...
The Justice Society of America is back! By Lyra HaleJun 14th, 2021, 5:35 pm DC’s Stargirl and the gang are back in the season 2 trailer that The CW just dropped! Courtney, our leading lady played by Brec Bassinger, is told by the rest of the new Justice Society of America that their job is basically done. They’ve defeated the bad guy so what else is there? Unfortunately, more bad guys, as they soon learn. Eclipso (Nick Tarabay) and The Shade (Jonathan Cake) are the new foes, with a dash of everyone’s hot mess Cindy a.k.a. Shiv (Meg DeLacy) as an old foe.
Kate Winslet on the 'Mare of Easttown' Ending That Almost Wasn't Jazz Tangcay, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail HBO’s “Mare of Easttown” almost did not end with Mare (Kate Winslet) finally ascending into the attic, where her son died by suicide. More from Variety Variety‘s senior artisans editor, Jazz Tangcay, on Tuesday. Winslet, who executive produces the seven-part limited series in addition to starring in it, said she had conversations with creator Brad Ingelsby and director Craig Zobel about whether or not the show should just end at the powerful moment between her character and...