Warning: Mild spoilers from HBO's The Last of Us premiere are discussed in this article. Merle Dandridge holds a unique position within the cast of HBO's The Last of Us. The BAFTA Award winner is the only legacy actor from the original video games to play the same role in the live-action series adaptation, that of Marlene, the leader of the rebel group known as the Fireflies. Troy Baker and Ashley Johnson, who originated the roles of Joel and Ellie, will appear as different characters, with Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey taking over as the sci-fi drama's two leads. Read More...
He's Batman. Michael Keaton had a Batcave full of ideas when he first approached donning the cape and cowl of Gotham's favorite billionaire turned vigilante in Tim Burton's Batman. Keaton thought about everything with his characterization, including the now famous gravelly Batman voice. "He's got two personalities. The guy is not psychotic but not far from it. Controlled psychosis," Keaton told Empire magazine in a new Q&A. "In order for me to justify all this, I can't be changing the oil on the Batmobile and then saying, 'Well, I have to kill some people. Read More...
Former First Lady Michelle Obama's guest-starring role on Black-ish may have been teased for a while, but the way she meets Dre and Bow Johnson actually comes as a bit of a surprise to the couple. In Tuesday night's episode "That's What Friends Are For," the premiere of the pivotal ABC sitcom's eighth and final season, Anthony Anderson's patriarch Dre laments having to deal with the "dud" husbands of the interesting women his doctor wife meets at parties. Read More...
