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In an interview with French industry publication AlloCiné, Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir creator and head writer Thomas Astruc shared exciting news about the future of the series. He announced that they are entering a new phase, with a sixth season currently being developed and the spin-off Stellar Force prepared to begin production. Astruc also hinted at another project in the works (translated from French), explaining, “We are finally achieving what I envisioned from the start. Ten years later, the real, impactful storytelling is beginning!”

Ross Marquand not only provided the voice for Professor X in Season 1 but also voiced Apocalypse – a major villain from X-Men: The Animated Series who made a brief appearance in “Tolerance is Extinction Part 3.” While participating in a Walking Dead panel at FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention, led by Collider, Marquand (known for playing Aaron in the AMC series) revealed that the upcoming season of X-Men ’97 will be “very dark” and will feature “a lot of scenes” with him as Apocalypse, then stated:

Kenan Thompson and Johnny Ryan Jr., who work together as producing partners, are creating a new project currently called Macho. They’re developing it through their company, Artists for Artists, which is also behind a remake of the 1980s horror film Sleepaway Camp – a remake they believe is worthwhile. The script for the biopic was written collaboratively by Savage’s brother, Lanny Poffo (also known as The Genius), who sadly passed away in February 2023, and screenwriter Eric Shapiro.

A number of members from the Harry Potter cast has responded to her comments about trans people, particularly Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson, who put their support behind that community. Following the latter’s viral interview, where she spoke about Rowling opening doors while also mentioning their political differences, the author took to X (Twitter) to share her own thoughts. Part of the response reads:

The order was delivered with trademark Trump flair on Truth Social Monday morning.

I remember you once saying, “I’ve always tried to use limitations and look at them as strengths.” And honestly, watching Father Mother Sister Brother, it really feels like a movie that came about because of limitations. Was that how it all started?
Definitely. It’s super limited, if we’re being real. There’s no action, no violence, no big drama, no nudity, no sex – basically, it doesn’t have a lot of the things we’re used to seeing in movies. What’s left is a really observational, minimal style. It’s still a cinematic experience, though, because it is a film – it has its own musicality, and the performances from my fellow actors are just incredible. But yeah, it absolutely grew out of working with those limitations.

In a video interview with The Hook shared on X (formerly Twitter), Gleeson addressed rumors that he quit acting, explaining that he simply took a break from being on camera and hadn’t left the profession entirely. “I’m happy to say it wasn’t due to any negative experiences with people,” he stated when discussing his time away from on-screen roles. “Thankfully! I know that sometimes happens, which is unfortunate,” he continued.

The final Zootopia 2 trailer shows detectives Judy Hopps (voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin) and Nick Wilde (voiced by Jason Bateman) investigating a puzzling new arrival – a reptile who throws the city of Zootopia into chaos. To solve the mystery, Judy and Nick go undercover in unfamiliar areas, and their teamwork faces its biggest challenges yet. Watch the final trailer below.

Doc quickly became a hit for Fox, breaking viewership records when it debuted earlier this year. It marked the network’s return to medical dramas after The Resident concluded. The show, starring Molly Parker, Omar Metwally, and Jon Ecker, centers around Dr. Amy Larsen, a direct and forthright head of internal medicine. After a car accident and a traumatic brain injury, she suffers significant memory loss.

While on the Corridor Crew podcast, VFX Supervisor Eric Saindon from Weta FX explained how they created the memorable scene featuring Sam Worthington’s Jake Sully securing a strap around his hand before his initial skimwing flight. Saindon remembered Jim [Cameron] stating, “I can film with an actor for an hour on set and get the action I need. Or I can spend three months working with you all to perfect everything.” Saindon shared that Cameron opted to film the scene directly, and they actually did so in a small pool.