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Eva Mendes Reacts to Husband Ryan Gosling’s ‘Ghost Rider’ Casting
It was revealed at Comic-Con 2026 that the Oscar-nominated actor would be taking on the Marvel character.
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The darkness that tormented the brilliant Bill Oddie: The Goodies were so funny their fans literally died laughing. But the beloved 70s sitcom star was haunted by a family secret… and almost tore his life apart with one night stands
A profile revisits the life of Bill Oddie, the comedian and naturalist best known as one of the stars of the hit 1970s BBC sitcom The Goodies, whose slapstick humour was said to have been so infectious that some viewers reportedly collapsed laughing. Behind the on-screen comedy, the piece explores a darker personal history, describing…
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Kevin Feige Officially Shares His Verdict After Seeing Ryan Gosling’s ‘Star Wars: Starfighter’ [Exclusive]
At San Diego Comic-Con 2026, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige used the studio’s Hall H panel to confirm a new Ghost Rider film, revealing that Ryan Gosling will star in the role he had long expressed interest in playing. The announcement came during a presentation that also teased the future of the MCU and confirmed…
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Marvel Phase 7 and 8 movie slate and release dates: X-Men, Ghostrider, Black Panther 3, and beyond
Marvel Studios has begun sketching out its post-Secret Wars slate, revealing further details at San Diego Comic-Con about films planned for 2028 and beyond. The announcement matters because it signals a deliberate shift away from the Infinity Saga’s core heroes towards X-Men and supernatural characters, suggesting Marvel intends to use Avengers: Secret Wars as a…
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19 cadets rushed to hospitals after mystery illness strikes military-style youth academy in DC area
At least 19 cadets at a military-style youth academy in Laurel, Maryland, were taken to hospital on Sunday after developing symptoms of an unknown illness, prompting a mass casualty response from emergency crews. The Capital Guardian Youth Challenge Academy, which is run by the DC National Guard, saw cadets fall ill shortly after eating lunch,…
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Biden’s classified docs narrative crumbles amid release of ghostwriter tapes: ‘Be careful’
Recordings of former US President Joe Biden’s interviews with his memoir ghostwriter, obtained during special counsel Robert Hur’s investigation into his handling of classified documents, have been made public after a lengthy legal battle. Biden’s lawyers had fought for months to keep the tapes sealed but dropped their lawsuit, with a judge accepting the withdrawal,…
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Ryan Gosling Pitched His Own ‘Ghost Rider’ Movie to Marvel as Studio Slows Down Output to Restore Quality: ‘When Quantity Is So Much, You Get Spread Thin’
Marvel Studios is scaling back its film and television output in a deliberate move to focus on quality after several years of critical and commercial disappointment. At its Comic-Con presentation, the studio confirmed only four new MCU releases across 2026 and 2027, including the Disney+ series “VisionQuest” in October, before adding two tentpoles to the…
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‘Power’ Deal: Netflix Licenses First Four Series Of Starz Franchise From Lionsgate Television
Netflix has struck a major licensing deal with Lionsgate Television to stream the first four instalments of Starz’s “Power” franchise, marking a significant expansion beyond Starz’s usual exclusivity. Netflix has acquired non-exclusive international rights to “Power”, “Power Book II: Ghost”, “Power Book III: Raising Kanan” and “Power Book IV: Force”, along with domestic US rights…
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CBS Sets Fall Premiere Dates For Drama, Comedy & Reality Series Including ‘Tracker’, ‘Survivor’, ‘Ghosts’ And ‘NCIS’, ‘Fire Country’ & ‘FBI’ Franchises
CBS has announced its full fall 2026 premiere schedule, confirming return dates for major franchises including “NCIS,” “FBI,” “Fire Country” and reality staples “Survivor” and “The Amazing Race,” alongside new series such as “NCIS: New York.” The announcement gives viewers a clear roadmap for the network’s autumn line-up, with a concentrated “premiere week” in early…
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‘Resident Evil,’ ‘Ghosts,’ ‘Walking Dead’ and More Stars Geek Out on Comic-Con’s Biggest Panels
Variety returned to San Diego Comic-Con, hosting casts from several major film and TV franchises at its Variety Studio, presented by Google TV. Conversations spanned upcoming projects such as the “Resident Evil” film, animated series “My Adventures With Superman,” sitcom “Ghosts,” and new vampire spinoff “Eternally Yours,” offering fans fresh details ahead of their respective…