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Doom” bot is gaining traction for posting every single frame of Doom, though it’s going to be years before the bot reaches the credits.Every hour, the Doomscroll Doom bot posts a single frame from The Ultimate Doom, id Software’s 1995 shooter.Speaking to NME, co-creator Steve Nass said that “once the term [doomscrolling] became popular, it didn’t take long for us to start trying to make some dumb connection between doomscrolling and the famous video game.”“Eventually, we settled on doomscrolling through every frame of Doom (or as we like to call it, DOOMscrolling). It was stupid and made us laugh but also seemed like it might actually help distract people from the endless void of depressing information that Twitter can often be.”doom14984.png pic.twitter.com/FIzqT8EX3H— Doomscroll DOOM Bot (@DoomscrollDOOM) February 23, 2022Nass explained that there are 15,770 frames of Doom to get through, and the bot will take nearly two years to post the game from start to finish.On the purpose of the bot, Nass said the pair “hope it helps people from doomscrolling now and again,” and further says it serves as a “celebration of Doom the game.”“A lot of the frames look really cool, with interesting freeze frames of stuff like Doom Guy mid-plasma blast.

GWAR have announced a new album, graphic novel and UK tour dates, all coming up this summer.New album, ‘The New Dark Ages’, is set for release on 3 Jun and will be accompanied by companion graphic novel, ‘GWAR In The Duoverse Of Absurdity’.“This is the greatest rock record of all time”, says frontman The Berserker Blóthar. “These are the songs for a new age, a New Dark Age, when men live by the dimming light of a technology destined to betray them.

Florence And The Machine are back with new single ‘King’, which ruminates on being a female artist striving for longevity in music but also wanting a family.“As an artist, I never actually thought about my gender that much”, says Florence Welch. “I just got on with it.

Companies representing the estates of Jimi Hendrix Experience members Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell have requested that legal action filed with the courts in New York by the Hendrix estate and Sony Music be dismissed on jurisdiction grounds. That legal action seeks court confirmation that agreements reached between the Hendrix estate and Mitchell and Redding back in the early 1970s are still in force.The UK-based companies representing the Redding and Mitchell estates have filed their own litigation in the English courts, specifically against Sony Music UK.

Queen Elizabeth has postponed two scheduled virtual audiences on Thursday but will continue with light duties, a Buckingham Palace spokesman said as the 95-year-old British monarch recovers from COVID-19.

Iron Man 2.The 2010 film marked the actor’s first appearance as Natasha Romanoff in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Johansson is set to reprise her role as the titular character in forthcoming Marvel film Black Widow, and reflected upon her early days with the character in a new interview with Collider.“While [Iron Man 2] was really fun and had a lot of great moments in it, the character is so sexualised, you know?” she said.“[She is] really talked about like she’s a piece of something, like a possession or a thing or whatever – like a piece of ass, really. And Tony even refers to her as something like that at one point … ‘I want some.'”Johansson added: “Maybe at that time that actually felt like a compliment.

Different in hindsight. Scarlett Johansson reflected on how the portrayal of Black Widow has changed since the character was first introduced to the Marvel series 10 years ago.

Scarlett Johansson spoke out ahead of the release of "Black Widow" about the way her Marvel character is treated like a "piece of ass" in past films. While on set for her first standalone film in the franchise, the actress revealed her contempt for the hypersexualization of her character, also known as Natasha, specifically in the "Iron Man" sequel.

Collider during a 2019 press visit to the set of the upcoming movie, according to the interview the site published this week. “Really talked about like she’s a piece of something, like a possession or a thing or whatever — like a piece of ass, really.

Anne Hathaway wasn't the studio's first choice for the lead role in the hit movie "The Devil Wears Prada" based on the book by Lauren Weisberger.  20th Century Fox’s first choice to play fashion magazine assistant Andy Sachs was actress Rachel McAdams, according to director David Frankel. The cast reunited after 15 years for a virtual sitdown with Entertainment Weekly and Frankel revealed McAdams turned down the part three times.

Avengers alum and actress Scarlett Johansson recently looked back at her famous character Marvel’s Natasha Romanoff, and how long has the character come since making its debut in 2016. Ahead of the release of her film Black Widow, which solely focuses on Natasha Romanoff, Scarlett spoke with Collider and got candid about the sexualization of Black Widow after her MCU debut in Iron Man 2.

One of the best aspects of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is watching the evolution of characters over multiple films in the over-arching story. Recently, we saw Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) not only explore his superhero backstory but shed his Falcon persona to become the new Captain America.

Scarlett Johansson is grateful her Marvel alter ego Natasha Romanoff is no longer 'hyper-sexualized'.The 36-year-old actress has played the role of Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe for over a decade after making her debut as the character in 2010 film Iron Man 2, in which she had to model lingerie.And Scarlett - who reprises the role for a seventh time in upcoming film Black Widow - is pleased that the way the character is treated and portrayed on screen has evolved since that first cinematic appearance, which featured Robert Downey Jr's Tony Stark talking about Romanoff as a 'piece of a**.' The start of it all:Scarlett Johansson's Marvel alter ego Natasha Romanoff was very sexy in lace lingerie in Iron Man 2

Conan O’Brien will be ending his TBS talk show “Conan” next week, but before he signs off he shared a vintage clip from a 1994 edition of his earlier show, “Late Night with Conan O’Brien”, that featured a very special guest: Scarlett Johansson.

“Black Widow” is just a few weeks away from releasing on Disney+, and star Scarlett Johansson is opening up in a new interview about how her character has evolved in the decade that’s passed since Natasha Romanov was first introduced in “Iron Man 2”.

When Conan O’Brien mentioned that Scarlett Johansson had one of her first acting jobs on his show in the early 1990s on his podcast this week, not a lot of people remembered it.

When it comes to dropping easter eggs, there's probably no beat for Marvel given how well they connect links from one film to another. For the longest time, fans have been discussing one major connection between Black Widow and Avengers: Infinity War and recently actress Scarlett Johansson confirmed the same.

Scarlett Johansson told Nischelle Turner when ET visited the movie's U.K. set in August of 2019.

was almost a very different movie. The 2006 hit starred Meryl Streep as cutthroat fashion magazine editor Miranda Priestly and Anne Hathaway as her hard working assistant Andy Sachs. But Hathaway definitely wasn't the first choice for the part.

Mean Girls star Rachel McAdams was almost in Devil Wears Prada! While chatting with Entertainment Weekly, the film’s director David Frankel opened up about The Devil Wears Prada. While it is common knowledge to movie buffs that Anne Hathaway was not the first choice for the role, but according to Rachel, she was about the ninth choice! Prior to Anne, actresses who were approached with the role included Scarlett Johansson, Natalie Portman, Kate Hudson and Kirsten Dunst.

After consequent release date delays, Black Widow is finally seeing the light of the day with MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) fans excited for next month because they'll finally get to watch Natasha Romanoff's (Scarlett Johansson) past unfold on theatre screens. In a recent interview with Fandango, Black Widow director Cate Shortland shed light on the creative call behind her film, which stands out from some other MCU movies because it's darker and grittier.According to Cate, in some ways, Black Widow is "darker.