'The Flash' Halts Production After Positive Coronavirus Test

Almost two months after A Million Little Things has its winter finale, ABC’s ensemble drama returned tonight with a midseason premiere. A significant part of it was dedicated to two developments set up in the finale, Rome’s new bout of depression and Maggie’s trip to Albany to face the mother of her former patient Justin who had committed suicide after developing feelings for her.

Celebs Go Dating's Chloe Ferry admitted that she's tempted to dissolve her lip fillers as she wants to go for a more natural look.The Geordie Shore star may follow in other reality stars' footsteps, as many have ditched fillers and "look gorgeous".Chloe said she might reduce her fillers first before completely dissolving them to see what she looks like.The 26-year-old opened up to The Sun about her appearance as she doesn't remember how she looked before all of her cosmetic surgery.The reality TV star said: "I've always loved my big lips but I've seen all the girls who are doing it [fillers removed] at the minute and they look gorgeous."She added: "You know what, I might actually do it you know, I wouldn't even remember what I look like without my lips..it would be weird."I feel like I might, I've actually been thinking about it, even if I go a little bit smaller, it's something on my mind at the minute."The 26-year-old's confession comes after a long line of reality stars dissolved their cosmetic fillers, including Demi Sims, Molly-Mae Hague and Bobby Norris.The self-confessed plastic surgery addict has had three boob jobs, two nose jobs, lip fillers, botox and more.Discussing plans for more cosmetic surgery, Chloe admitted that she's not planning on having anything else done at the minute.The Geordie lass has previously faced major backlash after she had been accused of photoshopping her social media pictures.Chloe hit straight back and said that people shouldn't judge her.She said that if people want to get surgery they should and if they also want to photoshop, they can.The reality star, who has been subjected to major online trolling, said she ignores any criticism from trolls and is forced to turn a blind eye.After

“I should mention that Mark is a great guy and a long-time fan of B5. He worked for Warners when the show was first airing,” Straczynski wrote. “Calling the [reboot] pilot ‘a damned fine script,’ he said he was taking the highly unusual step of rolling the project and the pilot script into next year, keeping B5 in active development while the dust settles on the [prospective] sale of the CW.”

climber cheated death after holding onto his axe as an avalanche rained down on him.On February 8, Leland Nisky was ice climbing alone and unroped when he was hit be an avalanche.The man held on for his life as he dangled 400ft off the ground while climbing The Ribbon in Ouray, Colorado.As soon as the avalanche started, Nisky axed the mountainside so he could have a fixed position.He used "absolutely every ounce of strength he could" to grip onto his tools before shuffling his feet to the side, seemingly getting himself out of the snow slide.The avalanche lasted for two minutes before he realised he had accidentally climbed ten feet above his anchor.Nisky climbed down to find his anchor, which then took two full-length 60m raps to get back to ground level.The mountaineer recalled the terrifying moment: "It was loose snow sloughing off the surface and building until it became an avalanche. Probably caused by a gust of wind.

As negotiations on a new labor agreement continue to drag, Major League Baseball is pulling out the big gun threats.

AT&T's WarnerMedia is "ahead ofplan" on its HBO Max streaming service, nearing 12.6 million activated users, and can use the decision to bring its 2021 film slate to the service and cinemas to "accelerate that further" to "penetrate the market faster," the telecom giant's CEO told an investor conference on Tuesday. John Stankey, during his appearance at the UBS Global TMTVirtualConference, called the decision a "win-win-win" – for the company, its partners, and consumers – that fits current market trends and consumers' psyche amid the coronavirus pandemic.

entire slate of 2021 movies simultaneously in cinemas and on HBO Max.The move, which is thought to be US only, was made last week in response to the coronavirus pandemic’s severe impact on the stability of the traditional theatre-first release model.In a new interview with ET, the Tenet writer and director called the move “very, very, very, very messy”, aiming his criticism at the apparent suddenness of the announcement.“There’s such controversy around it because they didn’t tell anyone,” he said.

Christopher Nolan has slammed Warner Brothers’ plans to send 17 of their films directly to HBO Max in 2021.

EXCLUSIVE: Production on CBS’ Young Sheldon was suspended for today, I have learned. I hear the decision was made after a COVID-19 test for a production team member came back positive.

Regal owner Cineworld Group has reacted to Warner Bros.’ move to shift its entire 2021 slate of films for a simulataneous release on HBO Max and in U.S. theaters by looking beyond the pandemic to an eventual agreement with the Hollywood studios on windowing.

In normal times, Warner Bros.’ proclamation that its entire 2021 slate of films will be released simultaneously on HBO Max and in U.S. theaters — completely shattering the theatrical window for the first time in history — would prompt a chorus of boycott threats.

Naman Ramachandran Regal Cinemas owner Cineworld Group is hoping for an agreement on release windows after Warner Bros.’ shock announcement on Thursday that their entire 2021 slate would release simultaneously in cinemas and on HBO Max day and date. In a statement released Friday, a Cineworld spokesperson said: “Cineworld was aware of WB’s plan to release ‘Wonder Woman’ directly to its streaming service, which has been announced at a time when our cinemas remain closed in the U.S.

All of Warner Bros. studios' epic Hollywood films that are scheduled to come out next year will be available to stream online right away.

Dave McNary Film ReporterAdam Aron, CEO and president of the AMC Entertainment theater chain, is opposing Warner Bros.’ plan to simultaneously release all of its 2021 movies on HBO Max and in theaters.Aron noted Thursday afternoon that he had backed Warner’s previous strategy, unveiled on Nov.

EXCLUSIVE: Vida is over, but series creator Tanya Saracho now has a newly created production company and a former executive from Warner Bros content studio Stage 13 to help her run it.

The CW series The Flash has suspended production on its seventh season in Vancouver after a crew member tested positive for the coronavirus.The crew member, who is asymptomatic, took the test as Warner Bros. TV has implemented ongoing testing on the set of its shows, insiders told Deadline Sunday.Contact tracing is ongoing for the cast and crew of the series, insiders told the outlet, to try and suss out who was closely in contact with the crew member.

EXCLUSIVE: A team member working on the CW series The Flash in Vancouver has tested positive for Covid-19, Deadline has learned. The asymptomatic diagnosis was confirmed through the rigorous testing protocols implemented by The Flash studio Warner Bros. TV for all of its production employees. Out of an abundance of caution, production on The Flash has been temporarily suspended and contact tracing has been initiated. According to sources, the studio is currently evaluating adjustments to the production schedule in order to resume filming without the affected employee and potential close contacts, who are self-isolating.

As the second coronavirus wave closes down Canadian movie theaters, again, Hollywood production hubs in Vancouver and Toronto have returned to pre-pandemic levels of activity. Cinemas in Manitoba and British Columbia have shuttered, while multiplexes in and around Toronto and Montreal, the country's main theater-going markets, have also been ordered to close down by health authorities as the number COVID-19 cases surges on both sides of the border.

Germany has extended its partial coronavirus lockdown until at least December 20, meaning cinemas in the European major will not resume operations before that date. It is also possible, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said, that restrictions could continue into January. A re-evaluation is due to take place on December 15.

French cinemas will be able to reopen Dec. 15, after more than a month of COVID-19 lockdown, although strict curfew measures will remain in place, meaning theaters will have to stay closed between 9 p.m.

Johnny Depp fans weren't laughing after he was seemingly dubbed a "liar" on Hulu's "Animaniacs" revival.The bit has prompted many on Twitter to call for a boycott of the show and Warner Bros., the studio behind the revival of the '90s favorite.The anger stems from a movie poster in the background of a scene that shows a cartoon version of Johnny holding a pair of scissors. The title of the faux movie on the poster is "Johnny 2: Telling Lies."Many assume this was a blatant shot at the actor for his legal battle against The Sun after it called him a "wife beater." During the case against the tabloid, Johnny's ex Amber Heard testified graphically, often claiming abuse.