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Elon Musk has tweeted a cryptic message about the Ukraine conflict that has left some people vowing to never purchase a Tesla vehicle. On Monday, March 14, the Tesla and SpaceX CEO shared a meme on his Twitter page, carrying the caption: "Netflix waiting for the war to end to make a movie about a black ukraine guy falls in love with a transgender russian soldier [sic]." Alongside the caption is a picture of Pablo Escobar in the Netflix show Narcos, played by Wagner Moura, waiting on a bench.The tweet appeared to poke fun at the increase in visibility in the media for marginalised groups, and it saw the billionaire get plenty of criticism.

Maluma and Queen Elizabeth II have some things in common! They both love their dogs, always wear jaw-dropping jewelry, rock bright colors, and have unique feelings towards “protective” accessories. Although Your Majesty uses bold colors for security reasons and Maluma for being fashion-forward, the pair are not making headlines because of a similar color outfit.

The stars of Spider-Man: No Way Home have recreated that viral meme featuring three animated Spider-Man actors encountering each other!

Tom Holland says he’ll be taking a break from actingZendaya and Tom Holland attend the Rangers Game while wearing matching jerseysAnd now, for the moment we’ve all been waiting for…#SpiderManNoWayHome swings home on Digital March 22 and on 4K UHD & Blu-ray on April 12. Pre-order: https://t.co/vxVmkxUo96pic.twitter.com/GW3ELhkpsDThe photo shows Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire, laughing and pointing at each other.

Spider-Man stars have come together to recreate the franchise’s most instantly recognisable memes.Posting on social media, the official Spider-Man: No Way Home account showcased a new image featuring Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield pointing at each other in the style of the classic meme.The playful pose accompanies Sony Pictures’ announcement that No Way Home will arrive on digital March 22, and on 4K UHD and Blu-ray on April 12, according to Variety.The image originally comes from the 1967 Spider-Man cartoon episode Double Identity, in which a villain attempts to impersonate the titular hero. In modern social media usage, it is often deployed to note the identical nature of two different people or situations – particularly if both seem unaware of their similarities.of course, we got THE meme.

Andrew Garfield  — all of whom have played the action hero — recreated the infamous Spider-Man pointing meme while in costume. of course, we got THE meme. #SpiderManNoWayHome swings home on Digital March 22 and on 4K UHD & Blu-ray on April 12! Pre-order now: https://t.co/Rythp0WfkU pic.twitter.com/pOmV6y3lJr"Of course, we got THE meme," the official @SpiderManMovie Twitter account wrote alongside the snap.

“Spider-Man: No Way Home” on 4K and digital streaming.“Of course, we got THE meme,” wrote the official Twitter account for the film, which became the highest grossing picture of the pandemic era with $11.7 billion globally.“Your new lock screen just dropped,” they quipped.The meme depicts three animated Spider-Mans point at each other — a scene which originated from the 1960s “Spider-Man” cartoon, during an episode that features the real superhero and two imposters.your new lock screen just dropped pic.twitter.com/HwfpDFJl5NThe image has been widely used on social media as a visual metaphor for hypocrisy.It was Garfield, 38, according to an interview with Holland, 25, for IndieWire, who suggested the three live-action Spider-Men — each iconic in their own rite — pay homage to the gag while filming “No Way Home.”Spider-Man fanatics, of course, were bugging out. “Now release a poster,” one pleaded.

The stars of “Spider-Man” just got memed.

Fans were euphoric as the three actors who played Peter Parker united in last year's Spider-Man: No Way Home.And now the trio of thespians have left Marvel Cinematic Universe diehards in stitches.Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire, and Andrew Garfield recreated the infamous Spider-Man pointing meme ahead of the No Way Home digital release.Scroll down for video 'Of course, we got THE meme': 'Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, andTobey Maguire (seen left to right) recreated the infamous Spider-Man pointing meme ahead of the No Way Home digital release The OG: The meme was meant to recreate the Spider-Man meme made famous by the 1960s era cartoonThe official @SpiderManMovie Twitter account posted the hilarious image which saw the actor pointing at each other in front of a gray backdrop. It was a spot on impersonation by Holland, 25, Garfield, 38, and 46-year-old Maguire used to promote the upcoming release.The Twitter account captioned the hilarious snap: 'of course, we got THE meme.

Spider-Man stars Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield have re-created the iconic pointing meme to promote the upcoming digital and Blu-ray release of No Way Home.

At last, the real-life Spider-Man meme has been released for all fans to see. Tom Holland, 25, Andrew Garfield, 38, and Tobey Maguire, 46, re-created the iconic image, which comes from the 1960’s Spider Man animated series, on the set of Spider-Man: No Way Home. On Feb. 23, Sony celebrated the blockbuster film’s upcoming digital and Blu-ray release by FINALLY unveiling the three actors executing the meme to perfection. The image shows Tom, Andrew, and Tobey in their superhero costumes standing in a circle and each pointing at the other two. “Of course, we got THE meme,” Sony captioned the post, which was shared on Twitter.

Zack Sharf Sony Pictures has announced that “Spider-Man: No Way Home” will arrive on digital March 22 and on 4K UHD and Blu-ray on April 12. The studio marked the occasion by releasing a photo of Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield recreating the iconic Spider-Man pointing meme, a photo that is bound to break the internet for comic book movie fans. The movie is now available for pre-order on digital, 4K UHD and Blu-ray.Since opening in theaters December 17, “Spider-Man: No Way Home” has grossed $772 million and counting at the U.S.

Kanye West has drawn an Avengers-themed line in the sand, and ex Kim Kardashian and new boyfriend Pete Davidson are on the wrong side of it.

Kanye West has drawn an Avengers-themed line in the sand, and ex Kim Kardashian and new boyfriend Pete Davidson are on the wrong side of it.

Susan Sarandon apologized Friday for sharing a meme likening the funeral turnout for a slain NYPD detective to "fascism," calling it "deeply disrespectful" and "insensitive." "I deeply regret the meme I recently shared on Twitter that included Officer Jason Rivera's funeral," the 75-year-old actress wrote in her statement.  "I reacted quickly to the picture without connecting it to a police funeral and I realize now how insensitive and deeply disrespectful it was to make that point at that time. I sincerely apologize to the family of Officer's Rivera and Mora for causing additional pain during their time of grieving.

Andrew Garfield is opening up about how the brilliant idea of including the Spider-Man meme came to him for Spider-Man: No Way Home.

GameStop: Rise of the Players, Adrian Brody passion project Clean, Cannes winner Compartment No. 9, Danish upscale restaurant drama A Taste of Hunger and Woody Allen’s latest Rifkin’s Festival hit theatres crowded by Oscar contenders in a specialty market consumed by awards season (and as a major storm looks set to pummel the Northeast).

Wall Street had a wild start to the week, with stock markets rebounding to end the day higher after plunging on worries about rising interest rates and tensions in the Ukraine.

Ben Affleck has opened up about the now-iconic video of him sadly staring off into spaceduring a press junket interview for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.In a new interview Affleck admitted that though he thought the memes sparked by the video were funny, he is now more concerned about the affects it had on his children.The six-year-old video - featuring a melancholy soundtrack -shows Affleck, 49, alongside co-star Henry Cavill as they are told that the movie is getting mixed reviews.And while Cavill launches into a professional response, Affleck turns his gaze down with a look of utter dismay. The video - which went viral overnight - was quickly turned into a parody, as YouTuber Sabconth added in a collage of negative headlines from review articles, as well as Simon and Garfunkel's song The Sound of Silence.The actor opened up about the meme and his public perception to the Los Angeles Times, saying,'I got to a place where [the public perception] was so different from who I am that I just stopped reading and stopped caring.' Sad: Ben Affleck, 49, has opened up about the now-iconic video of him sadly staring off into space during a press junket interview for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Contemplating it all: The six-year-old video shows Affleck alongside co-star Henry Cavill as they are told that the movie is getting mixed reviewsHe went on to say he was concerned about his kids - Violet, 16, Seraphina, 13, and Samuel, 9 - being affected by it.

Jake Paul.The former UFC star squared off with the YouTuber for the second time this year after losing on a split decision in August.However, Woodley wasn't able to go the distance in Tampa Bay, Florida, when Paul caught him with a right hook.Woodley spectacularly hit the ground and the official waved the fight off immediately afterwards.But, Woodley offered a challenge to his followers on social media following the bout as meme's emerged of Paul's spectacular knockout victory.“They thought a lesson would make me quit. That s*** made me laugh.