By Disney songwriting legend Richard M. Sherman, half of the Oscar-winning songwriting team of the Sherman Brothers alongside late brother Robert B. Sherman, has died from age-related illness. He was 95. Sherman garnered nine Academy Award nominations over his life, winning two of them for their work on “Mary Poppins” for
James Gunn Reveals ‘Green Lantern’ Writing Team
Damon Lindelof, best known for creating television shows Lost and Watchmen, Ozark showrunner Chris Mundy and acclaimed comic book writer Tom King are set to be the writing team for Lanterns, the DC Studios television centered around the Green Lantern Corps, Gunn said on social media on Saturday. “Yes, it’s
Lucas On “Star Wars” Revisions, Disney Sequels
With “Star Wars” creator and filmmaker George Lucas in Cannes this past week to receive an honorary Palme d’Or, quotes and comments from him continue to pop up all over. The 80-year-old filmmaker, speaking to a packed audience at the Debussy Theater, talked about the criticisms leveled at his “Star
Quick News: Who, Home, Machine, 56, Death
Doctor Who Showrunner Russell T. Davies has confirmed that the second season of Ncuti Gatwa’s run of “Doctor Who” has officially wrapped filming with an Instagram post congratulating cast and crew. The news comes as the eight-episode first season just reached its halfway point in terms of airing this week
Doctor Who Is About to Take its “Clearest Step into Black Mirror Territory”
“We waited for the technology to catch up. And the technology has broken us.” So Russell T Davies told the latest edition of Doctor Who Magazine about series 14, episode five “Dot and Bubble”. Tech breaking people sounds fitting for an episode Davies describes as Doctor Who’s “clearest step into Black Mirror territory.” Set in a colony
