Urban Legends: Last News

Spotify has named new managing directors for its Gimlet and Parcast podcast studios the day after news that it plans to cancel a combined 11 original podcasts and eliminate about 5% of its podcast headcount.

call him a mere “actor,” folks! — back on the talk-show circuit for the first time in 14 years, promoting his “Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent.” The “Leaving Las Vegas” Oscar winner, 58, stopped by “Jimmy Kimmel Live” Wednesday to reveal the truth behind rumors that have circled the cult icon for years. Kimmel, 54, asked Cage about the story of him gambling at the Atlantis resort in the Bahamas about 20 years ago with just $200.Cage explained that he played roulette at the casino and the money turned into 20,000 big ones.While trying his lucky hand at the roulette wheel, he decided to keep playing the same numbers.

Batman’s beloved sidekick, Robin has revealed to DC Comic readers that he is bisexual, making him the most recent DC Comic Character to be part of the LGBTQIA+ community.In The latest issue of Batman: Urban Legends, a monthly anthology series, Tim Drake, who helps Batman fight crime as Robin, agrees to go on a date with a guy named Bernard Dowd.In the comic book, Robin is described as having a “lightbulb moment” while fighting side-by-side with Bernard during the rescue mission of part 3.A few pages later Robin goes to Bernard’s place as Tim Drake and makes it very clear he would love to go on a date with him sometime.Tim Drake finally coming out is so inspiring, DC never wanted a queer Robin but after years and years of campaigning from

The new issue of “Batman: Urban Legends” represents a milestone for DC Comics.

TMZ, Robin – whose real name is Tim Drake – shared the news in the latest issue of Batman: Urban Legends, with the sixth instalment having been released yesterday (August 9).The plotline sees Robin/Tim fight alongside a character called Bernard Dowd, eventually convincing himself to ask him out on a date.After rescuing Bernard as Robin, Tim finds himself at Bernard’s home and tells himself: “It’s OK, Tim. You got this.”Tim/Robin then tells Bernard as he opens the door: “I’m really glad you got home okay.

Holy coming out, Batman! In the latest installment of "Batman: Urban Legends," the DC comic book character Tim Drake — a k a the Caped Crusader’s sidekick Robin — accepts an invitation to go on a date with a man named Bernard Dowd — thereby confirming Robin’s LGBTQ status, TMZ has reported. Robin’s bisexual narrative unfolds in what one fan calls a "lightbulb moment" as he and Bernard find themselves in a streetside brawl.

Selome Hailu editorIn a new issue of the monthly anthology comic series “Batman: Urban Legends,” Batman’s famed sidekick Robin came out as bisexual.The sixth issue of the series, which came out Tuesday, shows the character Tim Drake, the third character to take up the Robin mantle in DC Comics history, agreeing to go on a date with a man. After having “a lightbulb moment” and reflecting on not knowing what he wants “until right now,” Tim visits the house of Bernard Dowd, an old friend he’d met for dinner before having to suit up as Robin to take care of a villain.