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Marvel Comics’ creative leader for two decades and helping create many of its most famous characters. Later in his life, he was known for his signature cameos in comic book movies, both before and after the creation of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.He died in November 2018, aged 95.

Blake Lively has slammed a recent The Hollywood Reporter cover for its “sexist” depiction of her battling filmmaker Justin Baldoni.The artwork for a story promising an “exclusive look behind the battle lines” amid their ongoing legal row was shared on Friday (February 21). It sees the pair reimagined in a David and Goliath-esque scene, with Gossip Girl actress Lively slinging a cell phone at Baldoni, who is clutching an It Ends With Us book.Another landscape version illustrated by The Sporting Press includes Lively’s husband as Nicepool, a variant of Deadpool, who fans believe might be an unflattering portrayal of Baldoni.

Saturday Night Live has denied claims that Ryan Reynolds pitched a joke that alluded to the ongoing legal feud between his wife Blake Lively and film-maker Justin Baldoni during SNL50.The anniversary show aired last Sunday (January 16), and saw former show cast members Tina Fey and Amy Poehler host a segment where they took questions from the audience, which was filled with celebrities.As the Deadpool and Wolverine actor stood up to ask a question, they asked: “Ryan! How’s it going?”, to which Reynolds replied: “Great! Why, what have you heard?” Lively was by his side and looked surprised initially, but soon broke into a smile as it was revealed to be part of the joke.Ryan Reynolds reacts to Tina Fey and Amy Poehler bringing attention to him at #SNL50 Anniversary special:“Great, why, what have you heard?” pic.twitter.com/WKYOCko4n6— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) February 17, 2025The joke nodded to the ongoing legal battle between Lively and Baldonim following their collaboration on the 2024 romantic drama It Ends With Us, which recently resulted in a controversial Hollywood Reporter cover, in which the pair are reimagined in a David and Goliath-esque scene.After Reynolds’ joke aired, the show’s long-time cue card holder Wally Feresten – who has worked at the sketch comedy series for 35 years – took to the Fifi, Fev and Nick podcast to shed some light.“He had a different line in rehearsal, and he pitched that to replace it. So, that was his idea to do it,” Feresten claimed, adding: “We wouldn’t want to do anything too controversial unless they were in on it.”However, an SNL spokesperson has since denied Feresten’s claim to The Hollywood Reporter, and noted he is not involved in the show’s creative process.

according to The Numbers.The third standalone “Captain America” film co-stars Hollywood legend Harrison Ford as both President Thaddeus Ross and the character’s alter ego, Red Hulk.The is the second Marvel film within the last year to enjoy impressive day-one sales: last summer’s highest-grossing hit, Marvel’s “Deadpool and Wolverine,” opened with $38.5 million in sales its first day in theaters.Paddington Bear is also back in theaters — this time, on an all-new South American adventure. “Paddington in Peru” was also released on Friday, and sold $5.1 million in tickets to finish at No.

Critics Choice Awards despite his film “Deadpool & Wolverine” tying for Best Comedy film with Kieran Culkin’s “A Real Pain.”The funnyman and his wife, Blake Lively, have largely avoided the spotlight amid their ongoing legal battle with Lively’s “It Ends With Us” co-star, Justin Baldoni. However, Reynolds, 48, took to Instagram hours after the Critic’s Choice ceremony to acknowledge his win — and reveal his whereabouts.

Ryan Reynolds made a cameo at Hugh Jackman’s New York City concert, amid he and wife Blake Lively’s nasty legal battle with her “It Ends With Us” Justin Baldoni.Reynolds, 48, surprised a packed crowd at Radio City Music Hall on Friday when he stood up in the audience for an impromptu “Hugh & A” session during the opening night of the Broadway vet’s concert series “From New York, With Love.”The show features Jackman, 56, performing songs from some of his most iconic stage and screen roles, including “The Boy From Oz,” “Les Misérables,” “The Greatest Showman” and “The Music Man.”Reynolds started off the interaction with his signature sense of humor, per People, joking: “I was told this was going to be a comedy version of ‘Les Mis’ as a one-man show. We all said it was a terrible idea but he carried on.

Barbie star Ryan Gosling is reportedly in talks to join the Star Wars universe, as part of a new film directed by Deadpool & Wolverine director Shawn Levy.According to an article by The Hollywood Reporter, Gosling is in negotiations to appear in the movie, which has been in development since 2022. There are few details on the plot, but according to the outlet’s sources it is a standalone film that will not be connected to the main Skywalker Saga.The piece also says that the project’s schedule would be bumped up if Gosling agrees to be involved, as the interest is a late development in the production and could see filming starting as early as autumn 2025.Should the deal go through, it would be a rare example of A-list talent being cast as the lead in a Star Wars film.

the first “Deadpool” movie has revealed the amount he was paid to helm the film — and the number may surprise you. Tim Miller, 60, spoke about directing the 2016 movie starring Ryan Reynolds, 48, during a recent panel at CCXP in São Paulo, Brazil, per Collider.

Ryan Reynolds is putting his favorite role first: “dad.”The “Deadpool” star, 48 — who shares daughters James, 9, Inez, 7, Betty, 5, and son Olin, born in 2023, with wife Blake Lively — revealed that his priority is being present in his family’s lives over continuing the action comedy films.“Honestly, my feeling is that the character works very well in two ways. One is scarcity and surprise.

“Deadpool & Wolverine” filmmakers axed a joke about Mickey Mouse’s “c–k” after Disney requested the line be cut from the Ryan Reynolds-Hugh Jackman Marvel movie. Prior to the summer blockbuster’s release, Reynolds, 48, who also co-wrote the superhero flick, revealed that Disney CEO Bob Iger asked him not to say one raunchy quip that made it into the final script.“Ryan, Bob Iger here. Would love it if you’d take that one line out.

Taylor Swift‘s “gigantic but intimate” ‘Eras Tour’, saying he wishes she could “experience” the show from the audience.The Deadpool actor and his wife Blake Lively are friends with the ‘Tortured Poets’ pop star. Reynolds recently attended one of three dates at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on the final leg of Swift’s huge career-spanning tour.He later posted a series of photos from the night, along with a caption where he hailed Swift and her live show.“When I’m 95 yrs old and my wife and kids wheel me outside and into the sun so I can drink a sandwich, I’ll still be talking about seeing this show in New Orleans,” Reynolds began.“Not just because it’s one of the best things I’ve seen/heard/felt.

“Only Halloween in the Building” special featured numerous pop culture-related costumes. Ripa, 54, and Consuelos, 53, started the episode dressed as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, respectively, from when the latter couple attended the US Open last month.Ripa donned Swift’s red-and-white checkered dress and matched her oval-shaped black sunglasses and brown sandals.Consuelos wore Kelce’s polo shirt, cardigan and beige shorts with a Gucci bucket hat.

according to The Numbers.The long-awaited sequel, which has star Michael Keaton repeating his role along with several other members of the original cast, has pulled in $150.8 million since first hitting theaters. The dark fantasy comedy-horror made history as the second-biggest September opening of all time, behind 2017’s “It,” which pulled in $123 million in day one receipts.

The Post called “pointless” and “belabored,” earned $41.5 million on Friday, its first day in theaters, according to The Numbers.The Tim Burton film, which serves as a sequel to the 1988 cult classic “Beetlejuice,” is expected to take in at least $97 million domestically on its opening weekend, according to The Hollywood Reporter. If that’s the case, the film will enjoy the second-biggest September opening of all time, trailing only behind 2017’s supernatural horror “It.”Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, and Catherine O’Hara reprised their roles in the sequel — which had a staggering reported production budget of $100 million — and Justin Theroux, Monica Bellucci, Jenna Ortega and Willem Dafoe joined the cast.“Deadpool & Wolverine,” which was in the No.

Hugh Jackman is still in superhero shape.The “Deadpool & Wolverine” star took to Instagram on Wednesday to share a shirtless mirror selfie with his 34 million followers. “I am grateful,” Jackman captioned the post of himself in black sweatpants flexing his muscles in the mirror.Along with his shirtless selfie, Jackman attached a nearly four-minute-long voice note, crediting “eight people” for helping him get in shape.“I’ve had a lot of people who talk to me and ask me questions about how I got into shape,” he said.

“Deadpool & Wolverine,” one of the defining movies of the summer, ruled the box office on a weekend with quiet openings and low theater attendance as the summer movie season came to an anticlimactic close.For the second weekend in a row, “Deadpool & Wolverine,” Marvel’s smash hit that has shattered records and become the best-selling R-rated movie of all time, topped the charts, with other holdovers from the summer following behind.After six weeks in theaters, the film made $15.2 million domestically Friday through Sunday, and it’s expected to cross the domestic $600 million mark following Monday’s Labor Day holiday.The Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman superhero flick will be one of only 16 titles to hit that milestone.“Reagan,” a biopic starring Dennis Quaid as the 40th US president, was the only new release competitive with holdover films that opened earlier this summer.Exceeding projections, the first full-length film about President Ronald Reagan earned $7.4 million over the three-day weekend, with an estimated cumulative total of $9.2 million including projections for Monday.Audiences have reacted to the movie positively, giving it an A CinemaScore and a 98% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.Critics have been less receptive, giving it a 19% rating and deeming it rotten on the popular ratings site. It ranked No.

according to The Numbers. It is expected to take in up to $20 million during Labor Day weekend, which would mean it would then be surpassing the $600 million milestone in sales, according to Deadline.“Reagan” came in second, with earnings of $2.6 million on its first day in theaters.The biopic, based on the life of Ronald Reagan, stars Dennis Quaid as the 40th president, and Penelope Ann Miller as his wife, Nancy.Variety said the “film’s once-over-lightly approach to dramatizing key moments in 20th century history likely will please partisan admirers without winning many new converts.”It is slated to take in $9 million this holiday weekend.“Alien: Romulus,” which was released on Aug.

LOS ANGELES — In a sleepy summer weekend at the box office, holdovers reigned supreme as newcomers landed without a splash.“Deadpool & Wolverine” reclaimed first place at the North American box office in its fifth weekend with $18.3 million. Its cumulative international earnings now sit at over $1.2 billion.The Walt Disney Co., which owns 20th Century Studios, claimed the top two spots on the charts for the second weekend in a row with “Alien: Romulus” following close behind the foul-mouthed superhero movie.

according to The Numbers.The film has already surpassed $1.154 billion in revenue worldwide, making it the eighth highest-grossing superhero movie ever, according to Collider. “Alien: Romulus” landed in second, with a $4.5 million take.Within one week of its release, the sci-fi horror flick, which cost $80 million to make, has already surpassed $50 million at the domestic box office, as per ScreenRant.The romantic drama “It Ends With Us,” an adaption of Colleen Hoover’s 2016 novel, remained steady at No.

Ryan Reynolds is getting candid on the touching tribute in “Deadpool & Wolverine.”The 47-year-old recently shared on social media that if audiences stay through the film’s credits, they will notice that the threequel is dedicated to his co-star Rob Delaney’s late son Henry, who died in 2018 at age 2 from cancer.“There’s more to @robdelaney than some realize. He’s one of the most subversively funny people I know.

ComicBook that she wasn’t asked to reprise her role as Ororo Munroe/Storm in Marvel’s cameo-filled “Deadpool and Wolverine.”The 58-year-old actress claimed that lead star Ryan Reynolds’ wife Blake Lively even asked her about joining the film.“Blake asked me one time, I ran into her at a Marc Jacobs fashion show, and she said, ‘Would you ever be in my husband’s movie as Storm?’ I said, ‘Yeah, if he asked me,’ ” Berry said, adding, “but he never asked me.”Berry played the iconic weather-controlling superhero in “X-Men” (2000), “X2: X-Men United”(2003), “X-Men: The Last Stand”(2006) and“X-Men: Days of Future Past”(2014).Her co-star Hugh Jackman returned as Wolverine in the third “Deadpool” movie.The film includes numerous appearances from Marvel’s Fox characters, including Jennifer Garner’s Elektra, Wesley Snipes’ Blade, Chris Evans’ Human Torch, Dafne Keen’s Laura/X-23 and Aaron Stanford’s Pyro.Channing Tatum also appeared as Gambit, a role he was supposed to play before Disney bought 20th Century Fox.Other “X-Men” characters like Toad, Juggernaut, Psylocke, Lady Deathstrike and Blob also pop up in the movie.Director Shawn Levy talked about the decision to include all the cameos in “Deadpool and Wolverine” during a recent interview on “The Official Marvel Podcast.”“The vibe on set was a party. We wanted to play with this theme of ‘legacy,’ ” said Levy, 56.