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Things We Saw Today: Glee Cast Honored Naya Rivera on What Would Have Been Her 34th Birthday
On what would have been her birthday, several former Glee cast members took to social media to pay tribute to the late Naya Rivera, who died last year in a tragic accident, leaving behind her young son. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Heather Morris (@heatherrelizabethh) View this post […] More
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Things We Saw Today: Don’t Worry, Deadpool 3 Is Still Rated R
FEAR NOT! Deadpool 3 is still going to be just as raunchy as we hoped. Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige assured a worried public that the movie will still be rated R, and if you know anything about Wade Wilson, then you know that’s the only rating that really makes sense. Talking with Collider for WandaVision, Feige […] More
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Things We Saw Today: We’re Feeling Misty Watching This Alex Trebek Tribute
On November 8, 2020, the world said goodbye to Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek, who lost his battle with pancreatic cancer at 80 years old. And on Friday January 8, fans said farewell once more as Trebek’s final episode aired on ABC. The iconic television personality was memorialized at the end of the program with a […] More
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Things We Saw Today: Green Arrow and the Canaries Spinoff Series Canceled
This time last year, fans were saying goodbye to Arrow, DC’s long-running flagship series on the CW. But many of us were excited about Green Arrow and the Canaries, a planned spinoff that debuted as a backdoor pilot episode in Arrow‘s final season. But unfortunately, the CW has decided not to pick up the series. […] More
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Things We Saw Today: Lindsey Graham Is Getting Exactly What He Deserves
Republican senator/Trump toady Lindsey Graham was accosted at Reagan Airport in Virginia today, as he was followed by a crowd shouting at him, calling him a “traitor.” That already sounds like a fun scene to witness but what makes this even better is that the people yelling at him weren’t the usual liberals and progressives. […] More
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Things We Saw Today: Project Northmoor Aims To Turn Tolkien’s Home Into Literary Center
Time to get those honey cakes in the oven: today marks the 129th birthday of literary icon J.R.R. Tolkien. The beloved fantasy author, who was born on January 3, 1892, has left an indelible mark on literature thanks to his legendary sagas The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. But despite Tolkien’s importance in […] More
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Things We Saw Today: John Barrowman and David Tennant Reunite for Torchwood: Absent Friends
Torchwood fans were delighted to see the return of Captain Jack Harkness to the Who-niverse in this weekend’s holiday special, Doctor Who: Revolution of the Daleks. But if you’re still craving more John Barrowman content, then you’re in luck. Big Finish productions is releasing an all-new Torchwood audio adventure, Torchwood: Absent Friends, which will feature […] More
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Things We Saw Today: Is John de Lancie’s Q Coming Back to Star Trek?
Today in things I’ve been desperate to see and long been rallying for: it looks like there’s a possibility we’ll be seeing John de Lancie’s iconic character, Q, showing up again on Star Trek where he belongs. The Star Trek Universe podcast was the first to point out that de Lancie made a Christmas Cameo.com […] More
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Things We Saw Today: ‘Wonder Woman 3’ is Confirmed
Per Variety, Warner Brothers has announced today that Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot will be returning for a third installment in the Wonder Woman franchise. “As fans around the world continue to embrace Diana Prince, driving the strong opening weekend performance of ‘Wonder Woman 1984,’ we are excited to be able to continue her story […] More
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Things We Saw Today: Scotty Was Beamed Up After All
Richard Garriott revealed in an interview today that he smuggled the remains of James Doohan (Scotty from Star Trek: The Original Series) along with a photo of Doohan aboard the International Space Station back in 2008 when he went on a twelve day mission as a private astronaut. It was, according to Garriott and Doohan’s […] More
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