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RAY Liotta, the brilliant actor who made his name in Martin Scorsese's crime classic Goodfellas, has passed away. The star died in his sleep in the Dominican Republic, where he was filming Dangerous Waters, according to Deadline. There were no signs of foul play or anything suspicious about the death,...

One awesome High School DxD cosplay has brought the series back to the spotlight by showcasing just why Akeno Himejima has her title of Queen! It's been quite a while since fans have gotten to see High School DxD grace their screens with the fourth season released four long years ago, and even then the franchise had to switch its anime over to an entirely new studio and staff. There's been very little talk about the franchise since, but while the future of the anime is unclear fans are still very much keeping their love for the series alive in cool new ways.

Days after “Goodfellas” star Ray Liotta died at the age of 67 in the Dominican Republic, the late actor’s fiancée, Jacy Nittolo, has spoken out. In a heartfelt Instagram post, Ray Liotta’s fiancée spoke out about the actor’s sudden passing. “My life these past couple of years have been nothing but truly magical. Ray and I share a deep love that I will cherish in my heart forever. We laughed daily and we were inseparable. The chemistry was wild in the best way. He was everything in the world to me and we couldn’t get enough of each other. The kind of real love that one dreams of.”

Creating a tentpole blockbuster film is going to require a lot of stunts, and unless you're Tom Cruise, the likelihood that you're doing all or most of your own is pretty small. And while the films are made in such a way as to hide the stunt doubles as much as possible, Chris Pratt took to social media to show appreciation for the people who have helped him look good over the course of three Jurassic World movies, giving fans a peek behind the curtain and a look at the stunt performers who have helped shape the character of Owen Grady.

The Netflix series Ozark may have come to an end earlier this year, but the journeys of some of its characters clearly haven't wrapped up, with star Jason Bateman expressing that he would gladly return to that world "in a second," largely based on the experiences he had with his collaborators. While various figures involved with the series have already teased that spinoffs could be developed, it's unclear if any of those plans center around the Byrde family, given that they were such a focal point of the overall narrative. In this regard, it would seem like the nature of a spinoff would require focusing on ancillary figures in the story.

Top Gun: Maverick star Jon Hamm is unabashed in his pride and gratitude for being included in the epic legacy sequel film. Hamm sat down with ComicBook.com during the press day for Top Gun 2, and as stated, he was nothing but elated about getting to join the mission to craft the best legacy sequel possible, to one of the biggest and most iconic and enduring movies ever made. And given the role Hamm plays in Top Gun: Maverick, he certainly stepped into the deep end of the Top Gun pool!

A couple of Nickelodeon classics are making their way to Netflix soon. On Twitter, the streaming giant told fans to be on the lookout for Kenan & Kel, Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, and All That on June 21st. Now, that might thrill some viewers who haven't been able to get their nostalgic fix online. (Most of these titles are currently streaming on Paramount+ if you can't wait that long!) Not that long ago, these kinds of cultural touchstones would have required a cable subscription and teen nick to view. But, now, with the era of streaming open wide, the opportunity is yours for the taking. All That came first as a sort of kids' answer to Saturday Night Live in the 1990s. Then Kenan & Kel became an inseparable duo. For later period Nickelodeon fans, Ned's guide to getting through school was a 2000s-era treasure. Check out their tweet down below.

This isn't the reaction you're looking for: Ewan McGregor doesn't like greeting strangers with a "hello there!" The iconic line, first spoken by old Ben Kenobi (Alec Guinness) in 1977's Star Wars: A New Hope, is among the most popular memes and GIFs inspired by the Star Wars prequels trilogy. (The younger Obi-Wan, played by McGregor in Episodes I-III, utters the phrase when the Jedi Master drops in on General Grievous in 2005's Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith.) In a new interview, the Obi-Wan Kenobi actor says he resists Jedi mind tricks prompting him to say "hello there!"

Warner Bros.' upcoming The Flash movie will introduce Sasha Calle's Supergirl, and new photos give a much better look at her superhero costume. Calle, the former star of Young and the Restless, will portray Supergirl in The Flash, a film that is expected to travel the DC Multiverse. Michael Keaton is also returning as Bruce Wayne/Batman, along with Ben Affleck. Licensing Expo 2022 is currently taking place in Las Vegas, and Warner Bros. has several costumes on display for fans to take a look at, including Sasha Calle's Supergirl, as well as Ezra Miller's Flash and Black Manta from Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.

Susan Sarandon and Fat Joe are set to star in The Movers over at Fox. The animated comedy focuses on employees at the 78th ranked moving company in Manhattan according to Variety. Inside of their operation, things are pretty unhinged. Viewers can expect to see the animated hijinks that other beloved series like Bob's Burgers and American Dad keep coming with regularity. That makes two series over at Fox for Sarandon who has Monarch coming up soon as well. The Hip-Hop star is branching out a bit with The Movers. His previous credits include Empire and Happy Feet. Now, fans will wait to see what the network decides to put out in promotion.

Jujutsu Kaisen is one of the biggest Shonen franchises around, which is definitely saying something considering the series that only has been around for a few years' time, and the most popular character around, Gojo, is sitting pretty as a result. With Gojo set to have a big role in the second season of the anime adaptation, as well as in the first prequel film of the series, one cosplayer has created the perfect fit for the teacher at Jujutsu Tech.

Pooh is leaving the lands of Hundred Acre Wood for the realm of indie horror flicks. That's right, horror fiends have discovered the existence of Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, an upcoming picture featuring the golden bear in his very own scary movie. An independent feature from Rhys Frake-Waterfield, the film released a batch of images Wednesday showing off its morbid content, reminiscent of the blood-filled slashers of yesteryear.

Iconic actor Ray Liotta has died at the age of 67 and both his fans and the industry are shocked and grieving. Liotta was the star of Goodfellas, Field of Dreams, Hannibal, Shades of Blue, The Many Saints of Newark, Blow, and so many other works of film, TV, stage – even video games (Grand Theft Auto: Vice City). His passing came suddenly and without warning; he reportedly died in his sleep while filming his latest movie in the Dominican Republic.

Obi-Wan Kenobi's first two episodes are finally debuting on Disney+ tomorrow, and they will see the return of some fan favorites from the Star Wars prequels. Not only are Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen returning to play Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker for the first time in 17 years, but Joel Edgerton and Bonnie Piesse are also back as Owen Lars and Beru Lars. However, there is one character from the prequels you shouldn't expect to see in the series and that is Darth Maul. Originally, the character was killed in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, but was revealed to be alive in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and the character made a live-action cameo in Solo: A Star Wars Story. Recently, original writer Hossein Amini appeared on Script Apart and confirmed Maul was never meant to appear on Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Obi-Wan Kenobi is making its way onto Disney+ tomorrow morning and fan excitement is through the roof. The series is set to bring back Ewan McGregor as the titular Jedi, and it's also set to see the return of another face– Hayden Christensen. Christensen played Anakin Skywalker in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, but he never got the chance to fully portray the Darth Vader side of the character. Now with his return in Obi-Wan Kenobi, we get to see him in full Darth Vader form. Darth Vader doesn't necessarily need a big name under the helmet due to him being voiced by James Earl Jones. But it seems that director Deborah Chow didn't want to do the series with out Christensen under the helmet.

Obi-Wan Kenobi is premiering on Disney+ tomorrow, and it will see the long-awaited return of Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen as Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. Star Wars Celebration kicked off in Anaheim, California today and both McGregor and Christensen were in attendance. ComicBook.com's Brandon Davis has the chance to chat with McGregor who shared what it was like to see Christensen play Darth Vader after 17 years.

We're just a few months away from the debut of She-Hulk: Attorney of Law, a new Disney+ series that will bring Jennifer Walters / She-Hulk (Tatiana Maslany) into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The first full trailer for the series was released earlier this month, and it garnered a number of reactions, ranging from hype about the series' lighthearted tone and Marvel connections, to comments and questions about the CGI used to bring She-Hulk to life. With VFX work factoring into the changes or delays of a number of blockbuster projects, many wondered how She-Hulk's CGI could evolve between now and when the series releases — and it looks like we've started to get our answer. Disney+'s official landing page for She-Hulk reveals an already-updated version of the trailer, which shows some subtle differences in the CGI work on She-Hulk's face.

We're talking full spoilers for Top Gun: Maverick below, you're on the highway to the Spoiler Zone! After over three decades, a sequel to Top Gun is finally playing in theaters and the critical response to the film is nothing short of stellar. The Tom Cruise-lead sequel is on its way to a huge box office opening as fans of the film and the actor's big-screen-wizardry are eager to see the madman in action. Fans of first film will also certainly be eager to see how it ties into the original, including how Val Kilmer fits into the film. Let's break it down below.

In Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, fans around the world learned the origins of Anakin Skywalker, the boy who would grow up to become Darth Vader. Liam Neeson's Qui-Gon Jinn took Anakin out of slavery and insisted on him becoming a Jedi, despite what the rest of the Jedi Council advised. This, as we know, turned out to seal the fate of the entire galaxy. That said, fans have always wondered what would have happened if Qui-Gon's plan would have gone as he intended.

Believe it or not, May is coming to an end in just one week's time. The calendar is ready to flip to June next week, and streaming services are helping subscribers plan for the month ahead by revealing what movies and TV shows are being added to their lineups in the coming weeks. On Wednesday, Amazon's Prime Video service gave subscribers a glimpse into the future, revealing what's in store for the month ahead.