DC Announces Virtual FanDome Featuring Experiences From ‘Wonder Woman 1984,’ The SnyderCut & More

Hollywood icon Maud Adams proved she is still in great shape as she walked her dogs in Beverly Hills last week.The movie and TV actress - who turned 77-years-old this month - displayed her slender shape as she appeared to be toned while in athletic clothing during her walk with her two little pooches in a park.TheSwedish-born star stands out for being the only actress to have appeared in three James Bond movies: The Man With The Golden Gun (1974), Octopussy (1983) and A View to a Kill (1985). They all starred Roger Moore as 007.

Barron Hilton and wife Tessa Hilton are getting ready to expand the Hilton clan as the couple are expecting their second child together.The 32-year old brother of Paris Hilton and son of real estate mogul Richard Hilton, 66, and star of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Kathy Hilton, 62, and his German countess wife, 27, shared the good news with PEOPLE, saying, 'We are so excited!'The couple also revealed the baby news was unexpected. 'It wasn't planned, but we've realized that the best things in life never are.' Growing family: Barron Hilton and wife Tessa Hilton are getting ready to expand the Hilton clan as the couple are expecting their second child togetherIn a rather unusual move, the married couple have decided not to find out the baby's gender until birth.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorJohn Oliver has a few words for his soon-to-be new bosses at Discovery. And even those may be more than enough.The HBO host, who launches a new season of the comedy-meets-investigative-journalism series “Last Week Tonight” on Sunday, has for the past several years teased the owner of HBO and its parent WarnerMedia with great relish. “You’re a terrible company.

Viola Davis expertly transformed into Michelle Obama in the new trailer for The First Lady.The upcoming Showtime anthology showcases presidential couples throughout history, with the Obamas, Fords and Roosevelts among those portrayed on the series.British actor O.T. Fagbenle stars as her husband, the 44th president of the United States, while Lexi Underwood and Saniyya Sidney portray their daughters Malia and Sasha Obama.'How do you really feel about being First Lady?' Michelle is asked in the opening sequence.

Alexa Demie was spotted in Los Angeles on Wednesday afternoon.The 25-year-old Euphoria cast member was seen in an all-black outfit while burning sage as she spent time with a friend at a local car repair shop.The performer's outing comes after she spoke about a particularly troubling scene that involved a game of Russian Roulette that was part of the most recently released episode of the HBO series. Soaking up the sun:Alexa Demie was spotted out and about in Los Angeles on Wednesday afternoonDemie had on a t-shirt that exposed a slight portion of her toned tummy while waiting at the repair shop.The actress also donned a set of slightly loose-fitting cargo pants and leather boots, both of which matched her top.

Ousted 9-1-1 star Rockmond Dunbar has filed a federal lawsuit against Disney and 20th Century Fox for 'discrimination based on his race and religion' over refusing to get the mandatory COVID-19 vaccination.The 49-year-old actor claimed his dismissal from the hit Fox show 'severely damaged his career' because he gained a reputation as an anti-vaxxer, which apparently he is not - according to TMZ.Rockmond's medical and religious exemptions were both denied and he's accusing the studios of refusing to pay him 'hundreds of thousands of dollars' he believes he's owed. Payback: Ousted 9-1-1 star Rockmond Dunbar has filed a federal lawsuit against Disney and 20th Century Fox for 'discrimination based on his race and religion' over refusing to get the mandatory COVID-19 vaccination(pictured in 2019)Last August, Dunbar scored a 25% raise to about $80K per episode for season five and he was projected to go up to $100K per episode in season six had he gotten the jab - according to Deadline.As for claims of racism, Rockmond's onscreen ex-wife Angela Bassett - who's also African-American - currently earns '$450K per episode' which is the 'highest ever for an actress of color on a broadcast drama series.' Dunbar has appeared on creators Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Tim Minear's critically-acclaimed LA first responders procedural since its 2018 premiere.Over five seasons, the NoCal native's architect character Michael Grant suffered a brain tumor and came out of the closet after 14 years of marriage and two children May and Harry.

Supermodel Cindy Crawford is still going strong.The 55-year-old cover girl is proving age is just a number by posting a flexed biceps workout photo on her Instagram account.Friend and fellow supermodel Christie Brinkley gave her a fire emoji as actress Roma Downey responded with 'looking good.' Baring arms : Supermodel Cindy Crawford shows off her toned arms in a post-workout Instagram selfie. The former cover girl said she works out with weights and machines several times a weekCrawford appears to be makeup-free, and is wearing a sleeveless black top with a ruched waist and high waist olive green leggings.

EXCLUSIVE: Pro basketball player Jarnell Stokes is partnering with veteran animation exec and producer Jay Fukuto (The Simpsons, King of the Hill) to co-write and produce Wings to Fly, an animated feature based on his sports-themed children’s book of the same name.

Tom Holland didn’t need any workout tips from Mark Wahlberg.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Bidding is above $75 million on the first major property at the Cannes Film Festival virtual market. Warner Bros, Apple, MGM, Lionsgate and Universal are among the studios in the mix for world rights on Emancipation.

Ellen DeGeneres has announced a star-studded lineup of new show!

Klaritza Rico Kiefer Sutherland, Corey Feldman and more celebrities are mourning the death of one of director Joel Schumacher, director of films including “St. Elmo’s Fire,” “The Lost Boys” and “Falling Down,” who died on Monday from a year-long battle with cancer.

DC Comics superheroes will be able to meet their favorite characters virtually during Warner Bros‘ DC FanDome online event this August (2020).DC FanDome, which will take place on August 22, will celebrate comic book heroes past and present, and feature announcements from the DC Multiverse of video games, films, TV, and comics, and will include the opportunity to hear from their casts and creators.The free event will include new information about upcoming movies The Batman and Wonder Woman 1984, as well as updates on DC franchises including Aquaman, Shazam!, Pennyworth, Supergirl, The Suicide Squad, Harley Quinn, Watchmen, and new information on the upcoming release of the SnyderCut of Justice League.In a press release, Ann Sarnoff, Chair

With the coronavirus pandemic still going stronger than ever, major events have had to take a major backseat with the Oscars being delayed by two months from its original 2021 date. Moreover, Comic-Con, which is a huge event for die-hard fans of comic books, movies and tv shows, will now be migrating online in 2020 as Comic-Con At Home.

With the coronavirus scuppering Comic-Con this year, Warner Bros. has announced it is bringing together some of the biggest names in the DC Comics universe for a 24-hour digital gathering.

Dave McNary Film ReporterWarner Bros. has unveiled a virtual fan experience for Aug.

Comic-Con may be cancelled this year, but Warner Bros. will convene a 24-hour virtual gathering of the biggest names in the DC Comics universe.

Justice League is set to premiere at DC FanDome this summer, an online fan convention.The event, organised by Warner Bros, will take place on Saturday August 22 offering fans 24 hours of “special programming, panels and content reveals” with cast and crew members.FanDome promises content from Matt Reeves’ The Batman, James Gunn’s second Suicide Squad film, Wonder Woman 1984, the Dwayne Johnson-starring Black Adam and Snyder’s version of Justice League.The annual San Diego Comic-Con was cancelled this year in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with DC FanDome now offering their own version with news on DCEU films, TV series and video games.Rumours on the “Snyder Cut” have been circling for years, with confirmation coming last month

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterLook, up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s DC FanDome! Warner Bros. has set a mega, 24-hour immersive virtual fan experience that will feature anything and everything from the DC Multiverse — and it’s all free.

There have been some major changes again when it comes to the dates for upcoming theatrical releases. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, Hollywood hasn’t been able to nail down the right time that people will be allowed to go back to theaters.

Once one domino fell, it seemed likely that more would be coming, and Warner Bros. had wasted no time, in that regard. Not long after Christopher Nolan’s Tenet was swapped to the back half of July, the WB has tinkered with the spot for their other big summer blockbuster (or what was going to be). Yes, the Wonder Woman sequel, Wonder Woman 1984, is on the move again, this time making a substantial leap into later on in 2020. It’s no longer a summer tentpole, but a fall release, significantly changing the landscape for not just Warner Bros., but the summer movie season. Read on for more…