‘Supergirl’ To End After Season 6

pregnant woman had a nail hammered into her head by a faith healer who claimed it would 'guarantee' that she gave birth to a boy.The woman attended Lady Reading Hospital in the city of Peshawar, Pakistan with the two-inch nail pierced into the top of her forehead and in 'immense pain'.She had already attempted to remove the nail with pliers but sought emergency assistance when she couldn't get it out.Initially, the woman had told hospital staff that she had done it to herself on the advice of the faith healer, but later admitted it had been done to her.The mother-of-three visited the healer after being told by doctors she was going to have another girl and her husband threatened to divorce her if she failed to give birth to a boy, Geo News reports.In South Asia, a son is often preferred as they give the parents more financial security than daughters.The two-inch nail had pierced the top of the woman's forehead but missed her brain, an X-ray showed.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.Doctor Haider Khan said that a hammer or other heavy object was used to knock it in and added that "she was fully conscious, but was in immense pain" when she arrived at the hospital.Peshawar police said victim support officers are aware of the incident and will be taking details from the victim so the appropriate 'legal action will be taken' against those involved.City police chief Abbas Ahsan said: "We have collected the CCTV footage from the hospital and hope to reach the woman soon."We will soon lay our hands on the sorcerer."Exploitative faith healers, that practice Sufism, are common across Muslim-majority Pakistan despite the disapproval of some

Lucifer.The supernatural Netflix series halted production in March as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Although filming had wrapped for all the episodes in the second half of the show’s fifth season, the production team hadn’t managed to complete the finale in time.Fans have waited patiently for the second half of season five to air along with the closing episode.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVMore Warner Bros. TV-produced series are getting back in production with COVID safety protocols amid the pandemic.The studio’s CBS drama All Rise started filming Season 2 on the Warner Bros.

Back in 2004, when Friends was still airing its final season, the six main cast members were believed to be earning around $1million per episode.

The end is near for The CW's Supergirl TV series.The network and Supergirl's producers Warner Bros. TV and Berlanti Productions announced on Tuesday that the series will end after airing its upcoming sixth season.Filming on the season has been delayed so far due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and lead actress Melissa Benoist's pregnancy, so the show isn't expected to return until 2021.

Supergirl is going on one final mission.The superhero series, which follows the adventures of Superman's cousin, Kara Zor-El (), will officially end after the upcoming sixth season, The CW, Warner Bros. Television and Berlanti Productions announced Tuesday.will begin production on the final season at the end of September in Vancouver.

Supergirl. The CW, Warner Bros.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“Supergirl” is officially hanging up her cape.In a joint decision, the CW and producers Warner Bros. Television and Berlanti Productions have announced that the upcoming sixth season of “Supergirl” will be its last.Production on the “Supergirl” curtain call is set to begin later this month, and the writers have already started developing storylines for the final 20 episodes, according to sources.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVSupergirl will be taking her last flight. The CW and producers Warner Bros.

PRODUCTION on the The Batman starring Robert Pattinson has restarted in the UK. Pattinson, who plays The Caped Crusader, has been cleared to put on the cape and cowl again after his rumoured positive COVID-19 test brought production on the comic book movie to a standstill.

The Batman has resumed following Robert Pattinson’s positive COVID-19 diagnosis.Filming was brought to a standstill on September 3, after Warner Bros. confirmed an individual on set had contracted the virus – with Vanity Fair then confirming it was Pattinson.“Following a hiatus for COVID 19 quarantine precautions, filming has now resumed on The Batman in the UK,” a Warner Bros.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Harley Quinn” has been renewed for a third season at HBO Max rather than DC Universe.The news comes as Warner Bros. officially announced Friday that DC Universe will no longer be home to scripted original series and will instead transition to solely a comic book subscription service called DC Universe Infinite.“Harley Quinn” is an adult animated series starring Kaley Cuoco as the DC anti-heroine.

The Batman has resumed two weeks after a cast member tested positive for COVID-19.Reports suggested leading man Robert Pattinson was the man who fell sick, but his representatives and Warner Bros. bosses refused to name names.Did you know Robert Pattinson lied to Christopher Nolan about his The Batman audition?Now, the cameras are rolling again with a studio rep stating, “Following a hiatus for COVID 19 quarantine precautions, filming has now resumed on The Batman in the U.K.”The production shut down for almost six months in March (2020) due to the pandemic, with director Matt Reeves revealing he had only shot a quarter of the movie.

Robert Pattinson’s anticipated Batman film has resumed its shoot in the U.K. after being shut down earlier this month.Warner Bros.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorAhead of its Season 2 premiere, the CW has renewed its horror anthology series Two Sentence Horror Stories for a third season. The multiplatform series is set to premiere its second season in the first quarter of 2021; it initially was slated to premiere this fall, but has been delayed by the coronavirus-imposed production shutdown.

Earlier this year, Ray Fisher began his very public war with Warner Bros. after the actor went to social media to accuse Joss Whedon, Jon Berg, and Geoff Johns as being involved in abusive behavior during the reshoots on “Justice League.” Exact details were never revealed, and an investigation is ongoing with Warner Bros.

tested positive for the coronavirus, production on the much-anticipated film has resumed outside of London, England.“Following a hiatus for COVID 19 quarantine precautions, filming has now resumed on ‘The Batman’ in the UK,” Warner Bros. Pictures said in a statement to Variety.

Filming for The Batman has officially resumed after the production was shut down due to Robert Pattinson testing positive for Coronavirus.

The Batman” is going back to work.Robert Pattinson has been cleared to don on the cape and cowl again after his positive COVID-19 test brought production on the comic book movie to a standstill. Filming at Leavesden Studios outside of London was halted on Sept.

lifted restrictions on movie theaters. Mike Sodano, who owns both venues, says that even though he can turn on the marquee lights again after dimming them for roughly six months, he’s hesitant to start welcoming back customers.“Movie theaters need three things to sustain themselves,” says Sodano.

Naman Ramachandran Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” topped U.K. and Ireland box office charts for the third weekend in a row, collecting $1.58 million (£1,233,090) from 612 locations for Warner Bros.