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Time will tell if 2024 will ultimately be viewed as a busy year for Stephen King fans – but we’re certainly off to an interesting start. Last week, Thomas Jane revealed his vision for a From A Buick 8 miniseries, and in the past seven days, we’ve learned about two exciting upcoming home video releases and been given new reason to speculate about Mike Flanagan’s in-the-works adaptation of The Dark Tower.Those two bits along with a remembrance of Salem’s Lot star David Soul and a new Recommendation of the Week make up this…

via Marvel Studios James Gunn’s final entry to the MCU has no doubt earned him innumerable accolades and praise from fans, but before bidding his farewell, people want to know more about everything that went into the making of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. This is where production designer Beth Mickle comes into the picture, and explains how Gunn’s decision to hire her was the primary reason behind the movie’s breathtaking sets. In an interview with ScreenRant, Mickle outlined how grateful she was to the…

via Marvel Studios Now that Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is out there for the world to see, fans can comb through every frame on repeat viewings to try and dig up new treats, even if the first-ever crossover between the Marvel Cinematic Universe and DCU may have gone completely unnoticed. Meanwhile, James Gunn has confirmed what everybody knew was going to happen anyway, all while taking the time to debunk a long-held theory about Captain America: The First Avenger that plenty of people would love to be true.…

Photo by Karwai Tang/WireImage If you make a good impression working on a James Gunn project, then the chances are high you’ll end up with a job for life given the filmmaker’s propensity for recruiting a regular troupe of collaborators who show up in almost everything he does. However, it’s becoming an increasing source of criticism, with people now fully expecting the likes of wife Jennifer Holland, brother Sean Gunn, close friends Michael Rooker, Steve Agee, and Nathan Fillion, and several others now virtually…

Diablo IV is prepping to release in June and ahead of that, we've received global release times for both early access and regular launch. In a tweet, Mike Ybarra, president, Blizzard Entertainment confirmed that players who pre-ordered the Deluxe and Ultimate editions of the upcoming dark fantasy dungeon-crawler will get to play it early on June 1 at 4pm PT. For India, this translates to June 2 at 4:30am IST. Meanwhile, the Standard Edition's launch is scheduled for June 6 at 4:30am IST/ June 5 at 4pm PT in the US. Time…

via 20th Century Fox Up until today, the only additions to the cast of Deadpool 3 outside of leading man and producer Ryan Reynolds were new additions who’d never encountered this particular version of the Merc with a Mouth before. In wonderful news for longtime fans, though, two integral parts of the fourth wall-breaking furniture have been brought back into the fold. Karan Soni’s Dopinder and Leslie Uggams’ Blind Al will be reuniting with Wade Wilson for his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut, and it would have…

via Warner Bros. Not for the first time – and almost certainly not for the last, either – Star Wars fans saw a pair of in-development projects go up in smoke when Lucasfilm announced that the movies being spearheaded by Marvel Cinematic Universe head honcho Kevin Feige and Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins were no longer moving forward. To rub salt into the wound, at least a wound that still stings for those with a burning hatred for Thor: Love and Thunder, Taika Waititi’s film isn’t just living to fight…

Photo by Daniel Knighton/Getty Images Even though he wasn’t singled out specifically by the filmmaker, as soon as James Gunn admitted that he’d “probably” find room for the majority of his Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 cohorts in the DCU, panic instantly gripped the superhero franchise’s fandom over one name above all. Dave Bautista, Pom Klementieff, Karen Gillan, Zoe Saldaña, and the rest of the gang barely made a splash on social media, but there was an outpouring of indignation at the mere thought of seeing…

In November 1995, six twentysomething mates in London were sick of never finding anywhere to go out that fitted their idea of fun, so they put on a night of their own at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern (RVT) and called it Duckie. They were host Amy Lamé, DJs the London Readers Wifes (Mark Wood and Mark Johnston), producer-promoter Simon Strange (AKA Simon Casson) and “door whores” Jay Cloth and Father Cloth. It was the start of one of the world’s longest-running LGBTQ+ club nights and the ignition of a powerhouse performance…