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Jan 10, 2023 1 hr 47 min

Episode #362

from Hollywood Picture News

Happy Tuesday and welcome to all the pop culture news of the week. Jeremy Renner and Damar Hamlin both on the mend 4v4t4r and 5vatar moving forward Nicolas Cage has had 1 meeting about Face/Off 2 Renfield trailer Gladiator 2 moving forward Them! returning Tim Miller heading to Borderlands Stephen Amell returning as Ollie for final season of The Flash Superman & Lois recasting Lex Luthor AMC/AMC+ scraps four in-production shows 1899, one of the biggest hits on Netflix currently, canceled after 1 season Wednesday picked up for season 2 History of the World, Part II 50 Cent, who was not in 8 Mile, is bringing 8 Mile to tv/streaming HBO Max costs to likely increase after merger with Discovery+ WBD says it's done killing content Vince McMahon back as chairman of the board of WWE The Rock does not rock w/WBD WBD reportedly willing to move forward with Ezra Miller since they've "stayed out of trouble" the last few months James Gunn also writing unannounced DC tv series Dave Bautista happy to be moving on from "silly" Drax Debra Jo Rupp returning for Agatha: Coven of Chaos Quantumania going through last minute reshoots All that, the Weekly Watched and of course tangents. As always, please check us out on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Don't forget to rate/review us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts. We'd really appreciate it! Be safe, happy new year and stay healthy.

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