Batman Comic Book Writer Denny O’Neil Dies at 81

Actor John DiMaggio has spoken out about his decision not to reprise his signature voice role as foul-mouthed robot Bender and an assortment of other characters in the upcoming revival of cult animated series Futurama for Hulu.

Batman star Michael Keaton has flown into Glasgow via a private jet to film the latest scenes for Batgirl.

BTS will be holding the South Korean leg of their ‘Permission to Dance On Stage’ tour next month.In a statement posted to the fan community app Weverse earlier today (February 16), Big Hit Music announced that the septet will be performing at the Jamsil Olympic Stadium on March 10, 12 and 13. The upcoming shows will mark the group’s first in-person concerts in South Korea after two and a half years, following their ‘Love Yourself: Speak Yourself (The Final)’ world tour in October 2019.Notably, their March 10 and 13 shows will be streamed online simultaneously, while their March 12 show will be available for “live viewing” in theaters worldwide.

Seth Rogen is taking a not so fond trip down memory lane!

Mark Glamack, an Emmy-nominated animator who worked on such projects asHe-Man and the Masters of the Universe,All Dogs Go to HeavenandLife With Louie, has died. He was 73.

Arsenal hero Martin Keown has admitted he is perturbed that Mikel Arteta still seems to have faith in David Luiz, despite the veteran's underwhelming first season with the club.Luiz arrived from Chelsea last summer to add experience to the Gunners defence but the move has not gone as planned.The Brazil international has given away four penalties, been sent off twice and was guilty of a shocking display against Manchester City on Arsenal's return to Premier League action this week.And legendary Arsenal centre-back Keown is baffled that Arteta keeps playing Luiz, telling talkSPORT: “It is about whether players are good enough to be part of the future at that football club.“Is David Luiz good enough? I would never have signed him in the first

food. He wrote: "Haven't even cut them into triangles?“What am I an animal now?" Mum, Loz, told Kidspot that she didn’t mind making his lunch every day.

One of Britain’s top pole dancers has died at the age of 27 after posting about her difficulties in lockdown online.Jess Leanne Norris, 27, a two-time winner of Miss Pole Dancer UK died suddenly at her home in Bolton, Lancashire.Details about her "sudden" and tragic death have not been released, but on April 4th she shared her mental health struggles in lockdown.Ms Norris said she is found the lockdown "so so hard" and said she misses "structure to cope with" her mind.In the post, Ms Norris said: "I myself am finding this so so hard...it always takes me time to adapt to 'change' mentally as I'm one to need structure to cope with mind!"A lot of us are all feeling stressed, lost & lonely... but please don't feel alone...

Dave McNary Film ReporterIn today’s film news roundup, the Santa Barbara Film Festival moves back, Legion M is backing “Save Yourselves!,” Gravitas buys “Odd Man Rush,” a Tiny Tim documentary finds a home and The Creative Coalition is backing films about obesity.FILM FESTIVALThe Santa Barbara International Film Festival has shifted its dates backwards for its 36th annual event, which will now take place from March 31 to April 10, 2021.The festival, which typically occurs in January and is a key stop for awards campaigns, made the announcement Wednesday, two days after the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences postponed the 93rd Academy Awards telecast by two months to April 25, 2021. The SBIFF had previously been set for Jan.

Dave McNary Film ReporterIn today’s film new roundup, “Broken Hearts Gallery” moves back, “Burnt Orange Heresy” gets a release date, “Summertime,” “2 Hearts” and “The Mechanic” find homes and Helen Mirren is narrating “Escape from Extinction.”RELEASE DATESSony Pictures has moved back the release of romantic comedy “The Broken Hearts Gallery” from July 10 to July 17.The studio said Tuesday that the movie will still be the first wide release of the summer. Last week, Warner Bros.

Noel Fielding has sold for nearly £1,000 at a virtual art exhibition.The Mighty Boosh star has painted a number of portraits of famous people for the Saatchi Gallery as their guest artist for the month, including Sheeran, Michael Jackson, The Sex Pistols, as well as The Beatles’ Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album cover.The paintings have been on sale for £912 each, with Sheeran’s – who is depicted as a yellow and orange blob with two black dots for eyes – and the others’ now all sold, according to the website.@noelfielding11 I don't know what the press is on about, kiddo, this looks *exactly* like #EdSheeran. It looks more like Ed Sheeran than Ed Sheeran, which is art *exceeding* life, imitation be damned, g.

Noel Fielding unveiled his artistic side once more as he whipped up portraits of fellow famous faces.And they are definitely unique.The Great British Bake Off host got his paintbrush out and blessed us all with a picture of Ed Sheeran, among others, for the Saatchi Gallery.But, while it was sold for £912, the end product looked absolutely nothing like the Thinking Out Loud singer, and more like the sun.Sorry, Noel…Saatchi Gallery, where the artwork was sold, described his work as ‘visceral and animated’.‘Noel’s drawings are worked on in bursts of energetic vigour, perfectly mirroring his absurd and fantastical nature,’ it read.Noel also immortalised the Sex Pistols and Michael Jackson – as well as various scenes, selling each one for £912.A

Bake Off host Noel Fielding has drawn a portrait of Ed Sheeran as an orange blob – and flogged it for £912.

Gwar have lent their support to a campaign wanting to replace a statue of Robert E. Lee, commander of the Confederate States of America’s forces during the American Civil War, with one of their late frontman Oderus Ungerus.A petition was launched yesterday (June 12) to change the statue in Richmond, Virginia, where the band were formed.

The legendary comics writer and editor Dennis 'Denny' O'Neil died Thursday at 81.O'Neil is best known for his work writing Batman comic books for DC, and he later took on an editing role for the caped crusaders tales from 1986–2000.He also wrote for other iconic comic book heroes, this time for Marvel, including Spider-Man and Iron Man. Comic scribe: Dennis O'Neil died Thursday at his home of natural causes, according to his family.

Ellise Shafer editorDennis “Denny” O’Neil, best known for writing and editing Batman comic books, died on June 11 of natural causes. He was 81.O’Neil wrote “Batman,” “Detective Comics” and “Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight” in addition to serving as an editor for DC’s Batman-related comic books from 1986 until 2000.

Some big news hit this morning, ladies and gentlemen. The Oscars are making some changes! During a board meeting yesterday, the powers that be at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (or AMPAS, of course) came up with an initiative for increased diversity, inclusion, and representation. Not only that, but in addition to this necessary first step, there’s a big change coming to the Best Picture race. Yes, we no longer have a sliding scale of nominees. Starting after the upcoming (assuming it happens) ceremony, there will be ten Best Picture nominees, once again. Read on for more about this news…

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaNew Works Provincetown, a developmental theatre lab founded by producer Mark Cortale to create and develop new theatrical works, has commissioned its first full length musical entitled “The Last Diva.” The show will boast a book by Jonathan Tolins of “Buyer & Cellar” fame as well as music by Scott Frankel and lyrics by Michael Korie. Frankel and Korie previously collaborated on the Broadway musicals “Grey Gardens” and “War Paint,” both of which centered on very different kinds of divas.

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.Have you let an open-back top scare you away in the past, no matter how much you loved the look? We’ve definitely been there. The potential complications seem to just radiate off the piece, forming a dark aura of apprehension.

Shawn Mendes spread some inspiration during Sunday’s “Dear Class of 2020”.

Jordan Moreau Kurt Thomas, the first U.S. male to win a gold medal at the Gymnastic World Championships, died Friday after suffering a stroke.