Buffy: Amber Benson Discusses Tara's Death, Not Returning for Season 7
Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Amber Benson opens up about Joss Whedon killing off Tara & the backlash, and explains why she didn't return.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Amber Benson opens up about Joss Whedon killing off Tara & the backlash, and explains why she didn't return.
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After starring in the extremely weird big screen adaptation of the Marvel Comics series Howard the Duck, actress Lea Thompson wants to take a crack at directing a feature film reboot of the cosmic character. Inspired by Howard the Duck’s recent appearance in the new trailer for Marvel’s What If…?, the Back to the Future franchise star took to Twitter in response to the character trending on social media. In a post on Twitter, Thompson said, “I see #HowardTheDuck is trending #3. That’s awesome. #ILoveMyDuck #WhatIf I get to direct @Marvel reboot.” You may not know this, but Lea...
American Woman Dodges Felony Charge over Not Returning VHS Rental 21 Years Ago The whole thing has to due with her apparently not returning 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' way back in 1999 Sabrina the Teenage Witch over two decades ago. Caron McBride shared with Fox affiliate KOKH-TV that she learned of the charges against her while trying to change her name following her marriage in Texas. "I went to change my driver's licence, during this COVID thing you had to make an appointment, and so, I sent them an email [and] they sent me an email and they told me…that I had an issue in Oklahoma an...
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