Michael Keaton admits he hasn’t watched a comic book movie since 1989

dog has been emotionally reunited with her owner a whopping 12 years after the pooch went missing.Poor 13-year-old Zoey had been lost for so long that her microchip was listed as "deceased" on manufacturer records.But thanks to impressive pet detective work from the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office in California, Zoey's former owner was tracked down once a member of public reported they had found a dog.Animal lovers shared their joy and praise for the department on Facebook for managing to put a roof over Zoey's head once more.Someone called the police on February 10 alerting them to a dog that had been dumped outside a house in the countryside.Her state condition was described by the sheriff's office as "old and unwell".She has now re-joined not only her owner but sister from the same litter too.Speaking on a video filmed and shared by the police, Zoey's owner Michelle said: "Honestly I am still in shock.

Boris Johnson eerily predicting a “generation of bloodshed and misery”. His dire warning came as Russian tanks and armoured vehicles rumbled towards neighbouring Ukraine, with an invasion expected to happen at any moment.But before violent chaos ensues - here we take a look at why the invasion may happen and what Vladimir Putin has to gain from it all.It's all about keeping their former charges away from the 'West'.And in a chilling prophecy our Prime Minister has prophesied - it could lead to “the biggest war in Europe since 1945”.The answer is complex, especially considering Putin has repeatedly denied that he is planning to invade.But to put it simply, Russia is against Ukraine becoming too pally with Europe, especially with Western institutions like NATO and the EU.NATO is a defensive alliance made up of 30 countries - and Russia’s big demand is that Ukraine does not become the 31st member.

KFC restaurant.Shalalai Khan, from Birmingham, is suspected of cutting her hand on something “sharp”, according to medics who assessed her.Her dad Iman is now trying to discover what caused the injury, which still affects her life despite it happening in July last year at the KFC branch in Heybarnes retail park, Coventry Road.Speaking to BirminghamLive, He said: “The upper part of the finger was missing from her finger. My daughter was screaming of pain and so as my wife was extremely upset inside KFC."During this time no member of staff attended or offered any kind of help.

Loose Women star Saira Khan appeared to have worked up quite a sweat as she shared an image of herself following an intense workout session. Saira, 51, is currently enjoying time away in Florida with family and has been keeping her followers updated with what she's been getting up to.Over the weekend, the TV personality took to her Instagram story to post a picture of herself drenched with sweat following her exercise routine.Smiling radiantly, Saira showcased her natural beauty while her face and chest appeared evidently wet.Wearing a tightly fitted crop top, the mother-of-two pointed at the step-climb machine that she just used.Captioning the snap she wrote: "Day 2 in the gym I've missed this b***h."Moments later, Saira then uploaded another snap of herself smiling and dripping with sweat.

FROM the kitchen of his mum’s house on a London housing estate, Jamal Edwards helped launch the careers of stars such as Rita Ora, Ed Sheeran and Stormzy. The YouTube pioneer, who died suddenly aged 31 at the weekend, was feted by politicians and royals for the way he built a multi-million business with just grit and determination. Jamal went from making videos with a £20 mobile to running his own digital channel, record label and fashion brand - as well as making music videos.

FANS were left scratching their heads as Rochelle Humes partied with her lookalike sisters. The This Morning presenter was hard to identify for some as she posed for a picture with her younger siblings Sophie and Lili Piper while on holiday in Dubai.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen got candid on Instagram yesterday as she admitted to have a "s**t kinda day" at Ravenseat. The 47-year-old, who fronts the much-loved reality show alongside her husband Clive, shared several photos on social media of her covered in straw as she tackled a stable following Storm Eunice.

LOOSE Women stars broke down in tears as they paid tribute to panellist Brenda Edwards' son Jamal. The 31-year-old tragically died yesterday after a sudden illness.

VANESSA Feltz broke down in tears on today's This Morning as fiancé Ben Ofoedu serenaded her for her 60th birthday. The Phats & Small singer, 49, emerged from the wings of the studio carrying a huge bouquet of flowers and with a microphone in hand.

NICOLE Scherzinger has sparked more rumours she and Thom Evans are expecting their first child. The Pussycat Doll, 43, raised eyebrows at a friend's wedding when rugby star Thom, 36, filmed her in a baggy dress as she cradled a baby.

DEATH in Paradise's Ralf Little has revealed he CAN'T confirm his future on the show ahead of the finale of season 11. The actor, 42, joined the BBC drama as DCI Neville Parker in 2020.

EMMERDALE star Charley Webb has started flogging CBD oil on Instagram after quitting the soap. The actress played Debbie Dingle on the ITV show between 2002 and 2021.

Netflix has made a big announcement today!

Michael Keaton is Batsuiting up once again. The actor reprises his role as Bruce Wayne in Warner Bros.' Ezra Miller-starrer,, and although he's taken on a number of physical roles throughout his career, Keaton discussed with ET the challenges of filming action films at 69.«It just is harder.

Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard.” Still, the actor should try another fictional profession on for size. Preferably in a movie that’s not a garbled mess.“The Protégé” starts out well enough.

The Flash multiple times because he says he was too “stupid” to understand it first time around.The actor, who will be reprising his role as Batman for the upcoming film, said that he needed some time to understand the new movie’s story.“I had to read it more than three times to go, ‘Wait, how does this work?’” he told The Hollywood Reporter.He continued: “They had to explain that to me several times. By the way, I’m not being arrogant, I hope, about this.

Michael Keaton explained why he tries to be judicious when it comes to how often he talks about politics, despite several occasions throughout the years in which he’s made his opinions known. In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the actor discussed his career, his decision to live outside Hollywood and his upbringing.The 69-year-old Oscar nominee was raised outside Pittsburgh to devoted parents who were involved in local Democratic politics.Throughout the years, his upbringing and fame led Keaton into various political circles, including introducing Barack Obama at a campaign event in Montana when he was running for president.

He is best known as the original big screen Batman from Tim Burton's iconic 1989 film but never returned as the Caped Crusader again until now.And Michael Keaton revealed his motivation behind his decision to don the cape and cowl again.The 69-year-old actor - who is returning as Bruce Wayne in upcoming film The Flash -told The Hollywood Reporteron Wednesday that thoughts of coming back to the DC Comics film franchise were always lingering.

Michael Keaton is dishing on his return as Batman!

Batman.The actor played the titular caped crusader in Burton’s 1989 take on the superhero story, and will soon be reprising his role in new DC film The Flash.“After the first Batman, I’m not sure I’ve ever seen an entire [comic book] movie,” Keaton said in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter discussing his forthcoming plans.“I just never got around to it. So you’re talking to a guy who wasn’t in the zeitgeist of that whole world.

The cat, err, bat’s out of the bag, now. After months of will-he-won’t-he, Michael Keaton is finally opening up and confirming that he is, in fact, returning to the role of Bruce Wayne, aka Batman, in the upcoming DC film, “The Flash.” But just because Keaton is returning to the role he revolutionized more than 30 years ago in 1989’s “Batman” and is coming off another inspired superhero performance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the ‘Spider-Man’ franchise that doesn’t mean he’s a diehard fan of superhero big-screen adventures.