Genesis Rodriguez: Last News

Meadow Walker shared some personal news.The 23-year-old model revealed that she had a tumor removed two years ago. The late Paul Walker's daughter posted a photo of herself wearing a medical hair cover and fiducial markers, which are used for an MRI to create 3D scans on the brain, on her forehead.«2 years ago today.

Umbrella Academy star Elliot Page showed off his abs as he posed in his "first swim trunks".

The Umbrella Academy believe that the show’s creator Gerard Way might cameo in season three.Following the announcement from Netflix earlier this week that seven new cast members would be joining the show, many took to social media to speculate on the identity of the actor named “Existential Dread Inducing Psykronium Cube.”The other six names are of real people – Justin Cornwell, Justin H. Min, Britne Oldford, Jake Epstein, Genesis Rodriguez and Cazzie David – but the alias of the character Christopher / Sparrow #7 has prompted fans to jump to conclusions.The character is described as “a telekinetic cube that can turn the room freezing cold and induce paralyzing fear without so much of a warning.

The end of the second season of The Umbrella Academy left us with the introduction of an alternate 2019 which included a very much alive Sir Reginald Hargreeves (Colm Feore) and someone who seemed to be Ben (Justin H. Min). We also saw five people — including a floating cube that dubbed themselves the Sparrow Academy. This new mysterious group of kids aren’t necessarily doppelgangers to the original Umbrella Academy, but they might as well be.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVWhen “The Umbrella Academy” returns for its 10-episode third season, it will finally flesh out who the members of the Sparrow Academy are. Justin Cornwell, Britne Oldford, Jake Epstein, Genesis Rodriguez and Cazzie David have joined the cast of the Netflix original, while Justin H.

One car, one couple, 90 minutes. That’s the premise behind “Centigrade,” the most claustrophobic film imaginable—the entire movie is set inside a car beneath five feet of snow, and it plays like a mashup between “Buried” and “The Ice Storm.” But whereas those films are high-concept, yet tightly controlled, writer-director Brendan Walsh throws all restraint out the window for his new film.

The risk with making a movie involving characters confined in a small space is that the audience can wind up feeling more claustrophobia than suspense. Such turns out to be the case with Brendan Walsh's directorial debut, about a couple trapped in a car during a blizzard.

Kiefer Sutherland is back in action!

Get ready for a new thriller from the mind behind “Most Dangerous Game” and the co-executive producer of “Prison Break.”

By Andreas Wiseman