Michael Keaton had to read ‘The Flash’ script three times to understand it

TOWIE star Harry Derbidge has found love again, just four months after calling off his wedding to fiancé Dean Rowland. Announcing his new romance on Instagram, Harry, 27, shared a string of loved-up snaps with his new man, Jackson Lonergan. He wrote alongside the post: “Made it official.

The NSFW trailer for Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas’s psychological thriller “Deep Water” has been released.

More than entertainment icons, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz were an unstoppable couple. Director Amy Poehler highlights the pair’s personal pain and professional heights in “Lucy and Desi.” The project represents a chance for Poehler — herself an established comedic actress — to reach into comedy history for the endearing story that led to the genre-defining “I Love Lucy.” READ MORE: ‘Lucy And Desi’ Review: Amy Poehler’s Documentary Is An Enjoyable, If Overly Familiar, Look At The Iconic Couple [Sundance] The project features an incredible line-up of names that knew the legendary pair.

Odell Beckham Jr.’s girlfriend would go into labor during the Super Bowl and take him out of the game, and while that didn’t happen, another player became a father for the second time just hours after the team’s big win.Rams wide receiver Van Jefferson and his wife, Samaria Jefferson, welcomed their second baby together on Sunday evening, after Samaria went into labor during the Super Bowl.The baller posted a picture to his Instagram Story after winning the big game, showing himself laying in a bed while holding his newborn baby boy in his arms.The couple, who are high school sweethearts, are also parents to 5-year-old daughter Bella.A post shared by Van Jefferson (@van_j12)Ahead of Super Bowl LVI, Samaria told The Athletic that she was ready if their second child was born ahead of his Feb. 17 due date.“I’m feeling pretty good — I’m definitely feeling 40 weeks [pregnant],” she told the outlet.

Kanye West, and his phone might be hot after spending the past couple of days taking shots at Pete Davidson on Instagram. The rapper, who legally changed his name to Ye, began a tirade against the comedian for dating his estranged wife, Kim Kardashian.

Hannah Waddingham had quite the eventful Valentine’s Day last year.

Back at it. Whoopi Goldberg returned to The View on Monday, February 14, following a two-week suspension for her controversial comments about the holocaust.

No apologies. Chevy Chase isn’t losing sleep over accusations that he’s a difficult costar.

More than meets the eye. Ben Affleck‘s upcoming film with ex-girlfriend Ana de Armas, Deep Water, finally has a trailer — and love has never looked more sinister.

Not so fast! Charlize Theron wants everyone to know that she is, in fact, not dating her 2022 Super Bowl date.

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.

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.

“Batman” starring Michael Keaton as the Caped Crusader is largely credited with starting the craze of comic book movies. However, the Oscar-nominated Keaton admitted that he hasn’t actually watched one since the late ’80s.“After the first ‘Batman,’ I’m not sure I’ve ever seen an entire [comic book] movie,” the 69-year-old told The Hollywood Reporter.

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.

He cemented his place in film history when he donned the Caped Crusader's cape and cowl for Tim Burton's iconic 1989 film Batman.So it was a major surprise to Michael Keaton that it felt totally 'normal' when he finally put the suit back on for the upcoming Flash spin-off, he admitted Wednesday in an interview with the YouTube series Jake's Takes.The 69-year-old actor will be one of two Batman's in The Flash, as Ben Affleck will also reprise the role after most recently appearing in Zack Snyder's Justice League director's cut.

Putting the cowl back on was second nature for Michael Keaton.

Batman and then again in 1992 in Batman Returns – in Andy Muschietti’s upcoming DC Flash film.Flash will see different versions of the caped crusader on the screen. Ben Affleck will also return to the role he first played in 2016 in Batman v Superman: League of Justice.In an interview with Jake’s Takes, Keaton said it felt “shockingly normal” to play Batman again and “weird” how familiar it was to be back in Gotham – the fictional city where the Batman stories take place.He continued: “Like I went, ‘Oh, oh yeah, that’s right'”, he said, on remembering how he felt on his first days on set.

It’s unclear whether it’s a good thing or not when the buzz surrounding a film titled “The Flash” is solely about Batman. But yet, that seems to be the case, as the new DC superhero film about the Fastest Man Alive, played by Ezra Miller, seemingly is set to feature multiple actors returning as Batman due to the multiversal story.