‘The Batman’ to feature scene filmed at London’s Printworks

Big Bang member T.O.P. has taken to Instagram to share how he feels, following his departure from YG Entertainment.Earlier this week, YG Entertainment announced that the rapper has decided to part ways with the agency after 16 years. At the time, the company said that T.O.P.

Robert Pattinson has revealed that he started making “ambient electronic music” while in costume during the filming of The Batman.Pattinson plays the titular superhero in the new Matt Reeves-directed movie, which is set for release on March 4.Speaking in a new interview with GQ, Pattinson recalled the “bubble within a bubble” which existed on the set of The Batman just outside of London.“And the nature of the shoot was so kind of insular, always shooting at night, just really dark all the time, and I felt very much alone,” he said. “Even just being in the suit all the time.

Ed Sheeran has confirmed that his latest collaboration with Taylor Swift will be released on Friday (February 11).The track has been the subject of speculation in recent weeks, with Swift’s fans theorising that she will feature on a reworked version of Sheeran’s 2021 song ‘The Joker And The Queen’.Speaking at last night’s BRIT Awards (February 8), Sheeran told LADbible that his next single “comes out on Friday and it’s with Taylor Swift”.“We’re literally announcing that in like an hour,” Sheeran added, although the single has still not been officially announced by either Sheeran or Swift.The pair last collaborated on ‘Run’, taken from ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’, and have previously performed duets on 2012’s ‘Everything Has Changed‘ and 2017’s ‘End Game‘.

Concerns children are playing a dangerous 999 'game' where points are earned for what police response turns up are being investigated.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, has had numerous TV jobs that have required very early starts, and now he's back to the grind of being out and about before 5am.The former This Morning star, joined GB News last month to present their new breakfast show, Breakfast with Eamonn and Isabel [Webster], but it means leaving the house at an ungodly hour to rush to the studio.But Eamonn reassured viewers it's not all bad!The presenter, who has had a tough year battling chronic pain after slipping a disk, revealed one of the "consolations" of his new job's hours, and it's one many would probably be envious of on their journey to work.Taking to Instagram, Eamonn shared a video of his car ride, showing absolutely no traffic on the roads whatsoever.A post shared by Eamonn Holmes OBE (@eamonnholmes)The channel's office headquarters are at Riverbank House in London.It has a number of studios at The Point building in the Paddington Basin area of the city.He captained his somewhat relaxing post: "One of the consolations of early starts..."Empty Roads. Good Morning."And with the capital's traffic as bad as it is, Londoners can only dream of Eamonn's stress-free journey in.Upon joining the team, it's been nothing short of success for the presenter.And he was even more ecstatic after reading the positive comments he received about his "chemistry" with co-host Isabel.Taking to Twitter recently, following their weekday morning show, Eamonn was delighted with the reaction.One fan penned a loving message to them both, saying: "@EamonnHolmes @IsabelWebster_ The show is getting better week by week."The chemistry between you, too, is excellent.

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Kristen Stewart doesn't think playing The Joker is in her future. While speaking to , the 31-year-old actress responded to a fan campaign to get her to sign on to play the villain opposite to Robert Pattinson's Batman.«I love the energy behind that.

original.And if you're really jonesing for a Twilight reunion, Kellan Lutz and Ashley Greene did , so at least there's that.Even without Kristen Stewart, Matt Reeves' upcoming does feature a stellar cast, including Pattinson as the caped crusader, as Catwoman, Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner James Gordon, John Turturro as mob boss Carmine Falcone, and Colin Farrell as The Penguin. The film is set to .Stewart's next project is, of course, Pablo Larrain's Spencer, in which she plays the late Princess Diana.

Kristen Stewart is opening up about a role that some fans want to see her play.

Clayton Davis Will we see Kristen Stewart as the Joker opposite Robert Pattinson’s Batman? Probably not.“Let’s do something new,” Stewart says.Following a social media campaign to cast the “Spencer” star as the Clown Prince of Crime alongside her “Twilight” co-star and ex-boyfriend Pattinson in an upcoming film from “The Batman” universe, Variety asked Stewart if she would ever consider playing the famous villain.“I love the energy behind that,” Stewart tells Variety, on her way to an Academy event to promote her work as Princess Diana in Neon’s “Spencer,” from director Pablo Larraín. “It’s really been done so well.

Christopher Nolan has never been shy about making sure he has top-tier, A-list talent in front of the camera for his features. Folks like Matthew McConaughey, Christian Bale, Hugh Jackman, Jessica Chastain, Robert Pattinson, and John David Washington are just several of the high-profile people to collaborate with the blockbuster filmmaker.

Glasgow's famous Necropolis is one of the stars that can be seen in the new trailer for Hollywood blockbuster The Batman.

Fans of the highly anticipated DC Comics film The Batman got their most detailed look to date at the Caped Crusader's relationship with Catwoman in a new trailer released Saturday at DC Fandome.The clip features more dialogue scenes with Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne/Batman than previous clips and gives a hint at the flirtatious interactions between him and Selina Kyle/Catwoman (Zoë Kravitz).Colin Farrell's scarred, gruff update on the Penguin was also featured in a fiery car chase with Batman, while Paul Dano seemed to have fashioned his villain The Riddler after a serial killer in his disturbing scenes.

The Batman film starring Robert Pattison has landed – watch it below.At the DC FanDome this weekend, the studio revealed a new trailer for the film.As part of today’s (October 16) event, director Matt Reeves and stars Robert Pattinson and Zoe Kravitz (who play Batman and Catwoman respectively) unveiled the new trailer.The clip shows us more of Batwoman’s relationship with Catwoman, as well The Riddler, played by Paul Dano. It also shows Colin Farrell as the Penguin.Directed by Matt Reeves, The Batman also stars Westworld‘s Jeffrey Wright as James Gordon and Andy Serkis as Wayne’s famous butler Alfred.You can watch it here:Vengeance has arrived at #DCFanDome.

was released during Saturday's DC FanDome. The sneak peek shows Robert Pattinson's darker and grittier Caped Crusader instilling fear in some of his biggest nemeses: Paul Dano's Riddler and an unrecognizable Colin Farrell as Oswald Cobblepot, aka Penguin.«Fear is a tool and when the light hits the sky, it's not just a call.

Holy hot trailer, Batman! Robert Pattinson‘s Bruce Wayne and Zöe Kravitz‘s Selina Kyle got fans excited in the new trailer for The Batman, released Saturday, October 16 at DC’s Fandome event.

“I’m vengeance.” 

The new trailer for the upcoming movie The Batman, starring Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne and Zoe Kravitz as Selina Kyle, has been released.

Thanks to DC FanDome, we have our best look yet at Matt Reeves‘s “The Batman.” The latest trailer drop offers a little more insight into Robert Pattinson‘s Bruce Wayne and the rogue’s gallery of villains he must face — and while there are plenty of comic book experts who will spend the next few hours pouring over each individual frame, this breakdown is for those of us who prefer the big picture.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterThe first full trailer for “The Batman” starring Robert Pattinson — which debuted on Saturday during the DC Fandome virtual fan event — reveals a film that is unmistakably the darkest and most violent cinematic outing yet for the Caped Crusader, even when compared to Christopher Nolan’s gritty “Dark Knight” trilogy.

It’s hard to believe that it will have been a decade next summer since Christopher Nolan ended his Batman trilogy with “The Dark Knight Rises.” While that movie has its detractors, Nolan’s films still successfully resurrected The Caped Crusader from the cinematic death-sentence of 1998’s “Batman & Robin.” Unfortunately, the DCEU‘s subsequent takes on Bruce Wayne and his crime-fighting alter-ego haven’t been quite as popular.