New ‘Justice League’ clip from ‘Snyder Cut’ shows Wonder Woman finding Darkseid

House-proud Brits spend the equivalent of 10 whole days a year - or 237 hours - cleaning their homes.Inspired by the rise in popularity of cleaning influencers, a study of 2,000 adults found those who clean spend just over four hours a week vacuuming, polishing, and wiping down surfaces around the house.A further hour and 42 minutes a month is taken up with changing bed sheets, cleaning the carpets, and scouring the oven.Almost a third enjoy cleaning because it makes them feel less stressed, and 41% say it helps them take their mind off other things.More than half even admitted to cleaning things which don’t need sprucing up, just to alleviate stress or anxiety.Vacuuming emerged as the most relaxing cleaning task, followed by wiping down kitchen surfaces, and doing the laundry.A spokesman for floorcare experts Vax, which commissioned the survey, said: “It may seem like it’s only a few minutes here and there, but we really do spend a large amount of time cleaning.“That’s why we spend hours testing our products and continuously developing them, so when the time comes for you to turn to vacuuming or cleaning your carpets, we’ve got you covered.“The findings from our survey highlight just how many adults enjoy cleaning, seeing it as a great way to relax and destress.“We’re firm believers in a cleaner home contributing to a clearer mind, and are working with experts to demonstrate the benefits a cleaning routine and tidy home have on your mental health.”Those polled were found to be so house proud they’ve gone to “significant” lengths to hide imperfections in their homes, with a third admitting to covering carpet stains with furniture.But 90% clean spillages and unsightly marks as soon as they happen.More than half of adults

ITV's No Return has gathered a lot of attention after the four-part series aired - but many fans have been left torn.The storyline focuses on a family who have spent time together at an all-inclusive holiday in Turkey, but Kathy (Sheridan Smith) and Martin (Michael Jibson) see their son Noah (Louis George Serkis) taken away in handcuffs.The teen was accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy and, by the end of the series, the judge stated that Noah had "taken his desires too far" but the exchange was "almost certainly consensual". Noah was ultimately hit with a three-year suspended sentence due to the boy's age and he was allowed to fly home - but fans were unimpressed. Although Noah being able to return home should have been a happy experience, fans were left fuming and spotted multiple issues.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty has infuriated fans after asking "stupid" questions to Sergiy Stakhovsky, a man who decided to go back to Kyiv to fight. Sergiy, who lives in Hungary with his family, made the decision to go back to Ukraine to fight after Russia invaded the country.

Russian and Belarusian athletes have been banned from the Winter Paralympics in Beijing in a stunning u-turn taken 24 hours after they were given the greenlight to compete, as the invasion of Ukraine enters its second week.

Ukraine to support her mother and grandmother in the fight against invading Russian forces. Sabina Jenkins has fashioned out her "granny's basement" into "a shelter" and is now making petrol bombs with her mother Oksana and her grandmother Larysa.Jenkins has said she is terrified they will be next but insists she is not leaving her homeland. Sabina lives with her husband Michael Jenkins in Llanelli and the two had received an offer to live in the US, so the Ukrainian national returned to her homeland just as Russia decided to invade.

Britney Spears took a savage swipe at her parents by sharing a haunting note taken from her childhood school book.The pop sensation, 40, discovered her old school textbook on Wednesday (March 3) afternoon where she found a questionnaire she had completed as a youngster.In the family section of the quiz, one question asked: “Who is your hero?” which Britney answered in response: “Dad.”The second question enquired: “Why do you consider this person to be you’re her?” which she answered: “He is brave.”But it was the final question that left her loyal legion of fans heartbroken, as the quiz asked: “Is there anything your hero is frightened of?” which the songstress simply wrote: “Mom.”The blonde bombshell captioned the emotional post with a lengthy post which as she gave her 39.6million followers an insight into her life growing up online.She wrote: “This is the day I realised my mom should have scared [screaming emoji] my dad in life!“Or possibly just attempted to care !!! Ps I’ve learned to be like her … I DON’T KNOW [shrugging emojis] that way YOUR SWEET … DADDY’S NEVER SCARED, RIGHT MA ????“Pss when moms play their daughter lol [rose emoji] … Geez my whole life … if you look up you can see a CHILD WROTE THIS … ONLY THE CHILD KNOWS !!!! Psss and what the child said is the way it should be!!”It comes after Britney’s conservatorship – which appointed her father to control all her finances and career – officially ended last year.For almost 14 years, the starlet had the rights to make basic decisions about her life and her health stripped from her and placed into Jamie’s hands.Now, the Baby One More Time singer is preparing to reveal some of her family’s darkest secrets in a $15million (£11.2m) tell-all book deal, according to

body modification obsessive - spending £34,000 on her many tattoos, jet-black eye ink and fangs.And although she has been trolled and branded a 'demon' and 'evil', she's getting the last laugh by raking in the cash from her look. The 22-year-old, from Houston, Texas, says she's making $10-15,000 (£7,500-£11,000) per month on OnlyFans.

If it isn’t already abundantly clear by the state of the film industry, the COVID-19 pandemic has crippled just about every aspect of the business, with theaters closing, films being delayed, and productions being halted. But not only that, the global event is causing filmmakers like Patty Jenkins to second-guess what they were working on with franchises like ‘Wonder Woman,’ as the world tries to figure out what the hell is going to happen in the future.

Ever since Wonder Woman 1984 was announced, the DC fans have been wondering if the movie will be a sequel or a reboot of the 2017 film. The trailer sparked more confusion when it featured Chris Pine’s Steve Trevor, the character who died in the first film.

Zack Snyder has given us a glimpse of his alternate version of 2017’s Justice League — and it includes our first look at DC supervillain Darkseid.

The much-awaited sneak peek of Justice League's Synder Cut is finally here. The fans and film audiences were eagerly waiting for the first glimpse of the upcoming film.

will debut on the streamer in 2021.«I want to thank HBO Max and Warner Brothers for this brave gesture of supporting artists and allowing their true visions to be realized.

Zack Snyder offered fans their very first teaser trailer for his cut of the 2017 film “Justice League.” Last month, the director revealed that his original cut of the DC Comics film will be released on HBO Max in 2021 after years of campaigning from fans. Snyder, 54, directed the movie, but he was replaced during post-production by Joss Whedon, who oversaw reshoots.

will debut on the streamer in 2021.«I want to thank HBO Max and Warner Brothers for this brave gesture of supporting artists and allowing their true visions to be realized.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorZack Snyder took to Twitter on Thursday to show off a clip from Justice League, his cut of the 2017 DC Comics mashup that will hit HBO Max next year.The scene features Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman’s Diana Prince apparently uncovering Darkseid, the DC supervillian.First ever sneak peek at JL. Get ready for more at DC FanDome.

Here’s your first look at the Snyder Cut version of Justice League, which will be released next year on HBO Max!

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, OnlineDirector Zack Snyder debuted a sneak peak of the mythical “Snyder Cut,” his extended, unreleased version of the 2017 superhero film “Justice League.”The clip, which runs at 34 seconds, puts the spotlight on Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman as she discovers the villainous Darkseid.First ever sneak peek at JL. Get ready for more at DC FanDome.

Wonder Woman has met her match in filmmaker Christopher Nolan.

Jesse Eisenberg hates appearing in live theatre due to his debilitating stage fright – but fears if he does not appear in his own plays they will never be produced.The Social Network star has penned four published plays in addition to appearing in a host of major movies, including three of his own works he has starred in produced in New York’s theatres – Asuncion, The Revisionist, and The Spoils. If it were up to him, he would not appear in his own work, due to his nerves, but the Zombieland star insists theatres won’t put his work on without his star power.

Christopher Nolan’s eagerly awaited Robert Pattinson starrer espionage thriller Tenet has pushed back its theatrical debut by two weeks. Putting an end to all the speculations about whether the film will stick to its mid-July release date amid the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.

Call it the Hollywood shuffle!The premiere dates of a number of highly-anticipated films have been pushed back in another move to cope with the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic that shuttered movie theaters across the world in March.Wonder Woman 1984, the sequel to the hugely-successful 2017 film starring Gal Gadot, is moving from an August 14 debut to October 2,according to The Hollywood Reporter.Some of other Warner Bros. films on the move include: Tenet, Matrix 4 and Godzilla vs Kong.