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Das „Blade”-Reboot mit Mahershala Ali in der Hauptrolle wird nicht wie geplant am 7. November 2025 in die US-Kinos kommen.

Der US-Starttermin für das „Blade“-Reboot wurde abgesagt (Credit: Marvel Studios)

Disney hat den 7. November 2025 als US-Starttermin des bereits mehrfach verschobenen „Blade“-Reboots mit Mahershala Ali in der Hauptrolle gestrichen und den sechsten Teil des „Predator“-Franchises „Pradator: Badlands“ terminiert. Das berichten US-Branchenmedien.

Die Absage des „Blade“-Starts kommt nicht überraschend, nachdem Disney-ceo Bob Iger im Rahmen der Quartalszahlen-Bekanntgabe im Mai angekündigt hatte, man werde künftig nur noch drei Marvel-Filme im Jahr starten.

Von den vier ursprünglich für einen Start 2025 vorgesehenen Marvel-Filmen, „Captain America: Brave New World,” „Thunderbolts”, „The Fantastic Four: First Steps” und eben „Blade” ist Letzterer der einzige Film, dessen Produktion noch nicht begonnen hat.

Erstmals war das „Blade”-Reboot 2019 auf der Comic-Con in San Diego angekündigt worden. Infolge der Corona-Pandemie, des Ausstiegs von Bassam Tariq und...

Jennifer Aniston posted a rare glimpse of her swim body while enjoying a vacation. Pic credit: ©ImageCollect.com/Xavier Collin/Image Press Agency

Jennifer Aniston appeared to be enjoying a little downtime as she and some friends soaked up the sunshine while frolicking on a tropical island retreat.

The Friends alum and Murder Mystery star, 53, caught some rays while vacationing on what appeared to be an island, complete with all the lush greenery and blue waters that might come with a jaunt somewhere beyond the shores of America.

Seen rocking a black bikini top with spaghetti straps and mismatched pink bottoms, Jennifer glowed as she posed alongside pals Amanda Anka, who is married to Jen’s The Switch and Horrible Bosses co-star, actor Jason Bateman, and The Stand co-founder Becky Wright-McDonald.

Jason could be seen further into Jennifer’s Instagram share, looking to have a good time while sitting on...

Laura Jane Grace and her Devouring Mothers bandmates Atom Willard and Marc Jacob Hudson perform together for the first time in over a year on the latest installment of Rolling Stone’s In My Room series.

The band filmed the performance at Grace’s home in Chicago, and opened with a rendition of “The Swimming Pool Song.” The song appears on Grace’s surprise solo album, Stay Alive, which she released last October.

The band then slipped into “Reality Bites,” a soulful tune from the Devouring Mothers’ 2018 debut, Bought to Rot.

The more you listen to Mustafa, you begin to realize that the juxtaposition of the gritty street life he depicts and the gentle music he makes shouldn’t be much of a juxtaposition at all. Half of the singer-songwriter’s debut project, When Smoke Rises, has been released as singles, with music videos capturing the brick and concrete exteriors of Toronto’s Regent Park housing project, where he was born and raised. In the video for “Stay Alive,” a searing portrait of his community and his commitment to it, black...

Mustafa is a secondary character in the short series of cover art he’s debuted since emerging as a solo artist a year ago — if he’s a character at all. His first single, “Stay Alive,” is visualized with a photo of the Toronto singer and poet surrounded by a troop of young men, one holding a toddler, two posing on a sturdy awning above everyone else. In the art for the follow-up “Air Forces,” a man, masked and capped, is in motion, throwing an upside-down peace sign in the...

Laura Jane Grace has released a psychedelic music video for “SuperNatural Possession,” a song taken from her new solo album Stay Alive.

The clip shows Grace singing “SuperNatural Possession” to the camera and playing guitar in front of a kaleidoscopic background as a third eye appears and disappears on her forehead. The visual was created by Network 77’s Rachel Litchtman.

Grace released Stay Alive this past October, featuring songs that she originally intended for her band Against Me!’s first album since 2016’s Shape Shift With Me. She ended up...

James C. Harberson’s Stay Alive has been nominated for Best Horror Graphic Novels or Collections (Category 22) at the Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards. Stay Alive is a horror comedy about celebrity exploitation, mob justice, and serial killers. Its heroine, Jane Morgan, is an actress fallen from an Oscar-nominated film debut into personal misadventures and …

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A Disgusting Supermarket of Death by author James C. Harberson III is now available on Amazon. A Disgusting Supermarket of Death collects hard-boiled shorts about satanic Christmas movies, performance art euthanasia, child sacrifice skincare, and other demented goodness from Jim Harberson, co-author of Markosia’s acclaimed graphic novel, Stay Alive. Among the characters you’ll meet within …

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Detective Murdoch is back on the case and is returning next month. Ovation has announced that season 14 of the Murdoch Mysteries TV series (previously titled as The Artful Detective in the United States) will debut on Saturday, February 20th. There are 11 episodes this time around.

The Murdoch Mysteries program revolves around Detective William Murdoch (Yannick Bisson), a methodical and dashing detective from the early 1900s, who enlists radical new forensic techniques like fingerprinting, ultraviolet light, and trace evidence to solve some of Toronto's most gruesome murders. The rest of the cast includes Hélène Joy, Thomas Craig, Jonny Harris, Lachlan Murdoch, Shanice Banton, Daniel Maslany, Arwen Humphreys, and Siobhan Murphy.

Filmed During The Pandemic, "Murdoch Mysteries" Returns To Ovation TV For The U.S. Television Premiere Of A Remarkable Fourteenth Season

Episodes Will Air on Saturday...

Peacock is adding another semester of A.P. Bio to its course load, renewing the Glenn Howerton-led comedy for a fourth season, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Season 4 will consist of eight episodes and debut next year on the streamer.

“Everyone involved is so excited to do more episodes,” series creator/showrunner Mike O’Brien said in a statement. “We’re so thankful to Peacock and everyone who watched! Season 3 was the most fun we’ve had. I want to dig even deeper into the main characters and also keep messing with the sitcom format.”

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We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including The Undoing, Dancing With the Stars, NCIS and Saved by the Bell!

1 | How did I Hate Suzie‘s Cob not know that Suzie was flirting with his student using his phone? Also, after bingeing all eight episodes, do you hate Suzie? Or do you feel for her?

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Rep. Carolyn Maloney wants Hollywood to “get some skin in the game” when it comes to helping create pandemic risk insurance that will restimulate film and television production.

The New York Democrat and sponsor of the Pandemic Risk Insurance Act of 2020, which was debated on Thursday in a U.S. House Committee on Financial Services hearing where some members of Congress expressed skepticism with the plan, says that her goal is to pass the bill within the first 100 days of president-elect Joe Biden’s administration — which she thinks will be feasible, with help from the entertainment industry....

Despite their best efforts—and launching during a pandemic probably didn’t help—the mobile streaming service Quibi has called it quits. Last month, chiefs Jeffery Katzenberg and Meg Whitman made the difficult determination that after spending nearly $2 billion, it was time to shut down the endeavor. Quibi will be up and running until the end of the year, and we still maintain one of the best things you can see on the service is “Wireless,” from director Zach Wechter and executive producer Steven Soderbergh—a deeply unique and inventive single-setting tech thriller that transports you into the phone of the protagonist and employs the portrait and landscape perspective shifts of a phone in a way you’ve never seen before.

Continue reading Steven Soderbergh Talks The Upside Of Experiments Like Quibi, Pandemic Protocols, The Film Industry & More [Interview] at The Playlist.

Emanating from their studio in Cincinnati, Ohio, The History of Bad Ideas sees hosts Jason, Jeff and Blake talk about all things geeky on their podcast. Whether it’s rumours of the latest comic book movies, debating who really is the worst villain of all time, discussing the latest comic issues or just wondering about life in general, you are sure to have a fun time with them! In theory.

If you haven’t listened to the show before – why not? – you can check out previous episodes of The History of Bad Ideas podcast on iTunes and look out for new episodes here on Nerdly each and every week…

Episode 357: I Tried To Be Sincere!

The Hobi Gang is back together this week and feeling just fine! Intern Hackney is heartbroken over the early demise of Quibi, Ryan Reynolds is starring in a Mask film no one wants, the...

I hope all you filthy animals had a very Merry Christmas, and in that spirit, I present you with Home Stallone, the latest deepfake video from Ctrl Shift Face. Home Stallone finds Sylvester Stallone playing Kevin McCallister in a hilarious, yet deeply disturbing, take on Chris Columbus' classic Home Alone. Seeing Sylvester Stallone's distinctive face on Macaulay Culkin's body is something to behold, as well as the spot-on voice-over by Joe Gaudet, but the short quickly gets…...