The relationship between Sharon Osbourne and The Talk is completely over. Spending over a decade on the daytime talk show, Osbourne had joined The Talk in 2010, where she served as a co-host until her controversial exit in 2021. Her departure followed Osbourne coming under fire for defending her friend Piers Morgan, who'd similarly been facing his own backlash for comments he'd made about Meghan Markle.
Ahead of his sentencing in March, Empire actor Jussie Smollett has sought a new trial. Back in December, Smollett was found guilty when he was on trial for his alleged role in fabricating an assault with two brothers with whom he'd worked with on Empire serving as his accomplices. TMZ now reports that Smollett's lawyers are asking for a new trial in Chicago, claiming his rights were violated, though they'd also be willing to accept the verdict to be reversed with Smollett declared not guilty.
It looks like we will be getting a lot more from the Outlander series, as a new prequel show is in the works at Starz. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Outlander executive producer and showrunner Matthew B. Roberts is attached to write and executive produce the prequel. Roberts currently has an overall deal at Sony. It looks like a writers room is currently being put together with a target date to begin in the coming weeks.
From his recent posts, it is hard to tell whether fans of Percy Jackson or Jackson’s creator Rick Riordan himself is more excited for the upcoming Disney+ series based on the best-selling novels about the 12-year-old boy who discovers that his father is Poseidon and he is a demigod. Two of the books from the series were previously made into feature films, but both received very mixed reviews from audiences, critics and author Riordan. Now the new Disney+ series has a chance to create a definitive version of the novels on screen, and Riordan is seemingly more than happy with what is happening on Percy Jackson and the Olympians.
Out of all of the big TV shows of the last two years, according to Twitter, the Zendaya-starring series Euphoria is the most tweeted about series of the year and the decade so far in the United States. The hit HBO drama series returned for its long-awaited second series, and as the show heads into its finale this weekend, Twitter revealed that tweets about the second season had hit a massive 30 million. This is an increase of around 50% compared to the number of interactions during the premiere season in 2019.
Perhaps John Cena and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson will meet once again in the DCEU. In years past, both Cena and Johnson had performed at the top of WWE, each earning multiple world championships to establish themselves as two of pro wrestling's biggest stars. They've since been dominating Hollywood with their own respective big roles, and it seems inevitable that the two will be sharing the screen one day.
Fans have been waiting to see what would happen to Marvel's Netflix programs once Disney purchased Marvel and created the MCU. It seems the wait is over, as Daredevil, The Punisher and Jessica Jones are heading over to Disney+Star. For Canadian fans, this is excellent news. As of March 1st, those programs will drop from Netflix.
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