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Thor: Love and Thunder teased in Marvel Entertainment trailer Sign up for the latest Marvel news, rumours, fan theories, reviews and more SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Last year, it was reported that Captain America 4 was in the works, following Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson taking up the shield in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Marvel Studios are yet to officially announce the blockbuster, but now insiders are sharing more information on the upcoming project, including the appearance of Oscar Isaac’s superhero following his MCU debut on Disney+ show Moon Knight. Related articles Captain America return: Chris Evans ‘in talks for alternate HYDRA Cap’ Captain America 4: Marvel 'want Chris Evans in … [Read more...] about Captain America 4 ‘sees Moon Knight team up against Secret Empire’ Chris Evans HYDRA Cap?

Excerpt from Captain America: Steve Rogers No. 1. Photo: Jesus Saiz/Marvel Entertainment Superhero comics, more than most entertainment products, live and die on their ability to produce cliffhangers. Pop into a comics shop and look at the last page of any given superhero comic and you’re likely to find a big reveal or how-are-they-gonna-get-out-of-this-one incident designed to get you to buy the next issue. Today, the comics world got a big one. In the last page of Captain America: Steve Rogers No. 1 (don’t worry about why it’s a first issue even though the character has been around for 75-odd years), we find out that Cap is, in some capacity, working for sinister world-domination organization Hydra. He pushes a hero out of a plane and, in a full-page panel, intones, “Hail Hydra.” The installment — written by Nick Spencer and drawn by Jesus Saiz* — has the comics Twittersphere abuzz . Earlier in the issue we see a flashback to Steve’s younger days in 1920s New York, and … [Read more...] about Captain America Might Be Evil in Comics Now

Rebecca Ritters is well known as Neighbours star Hannah Martin and was involved in several high profile storylines including the death of her mum Julie. The actress was eight years old in 1992 when she first appeared on the show as Hannah Martin, and played the character for seven years until 1999. But since then she has ditched acting and taken a very different path in life. Rebecca tried her hand at being model in the earlies 2000s - which saw her feature in a number of steamy photoshoots, including posing provocatively in a boob-baring suede halter top and a belt-like mini-skirt. She also returned to Neighbours for a brief cameo in 2005 and starred in a few episodes of Coronation Street in 2002 as an Aussie backpacker who lived with Les Battersby. After moving away from acting she had a full-time job as a receptionist at Warner Bros Records. And these days she is TV journalist and presenter in Berlin, Germany for DW News, where she has recently been to Ukrainian … [Read more...] about Neighbours Hannah Martin star now – quitting acting, Ukraine war and bullying hell

In the closing months of 1865, the U.S. was at a crossroads. The Civil War was over. President Lincoln was dead. And the nation was beginning to confront a series of vexing questions in the aftermath of the Civil War. How does the U.S. answer the Declaration of Independence’s prophetic call for equality? How does the country define what it means to be a U.S. citizen? How broadly should the right to vote sweep? And what role should the federal government play in protecting the civil rights of all? If these issues sound familiar, it’s because the questions America faced then are still present today. A century and a half ago, these issues pitted President Andrew Johnson against congressional Republicans. On one side, Johnson was “for a white man’s government” and a swift return to normalcy. The South had to renounce secession and accept the abolition of slavery, but little else. Abolition aside, Johnson would leave Lincoln’s “new birth of freedom”—and the fate of the newly freed … [Read more...] about America’s Unfinished Second Founding

Vladimir Putin’s gamble that invading Ukraine would undermine the unity of Nato appears to have backfired spectacularly. With a clear and present danger to unite them, member countries of the military alliance are more committed than ever to deeper security ties and the principle of collective defence. Finland will soon be followed by Sweden in applying for membership, expanding Nato’s footprint across the north of the continent . But the move also draws into focus a problem which predates the war in Ukraine and will exist long after: the proximity of the Kremlin war machine to European territory. Russia’s Western flank, which already butts up against Nato at Estonia and Latvia, is heavily fortified. Soon the alliance’s new outer extremity, extended by 800 miles along the east of Finland, comes to within a stone’s throw of even more of Russia’s vast military. The Severomorsk naval base, the heart of its northern fleet, now lies just 115 miles from Nato’s … [Read more...] about Map of Finland, Russia and Sweden reveals how Putin’s war machine is on Nato’s doorstep

Decks of playing cards featuring pictures of suspected Russian war criminals are on their way to Ukrainian soldiers, replicating an idea used during the Iraq War. General Valerii Zaluzhnyi, commander-in-chief of Ukraine's armed forces, in a Facebook post Friday announced the release of the two decks he said were developed by international intelligence nonprofit InformNapalm. The cards come as Russia's invasion against Ukraine enters a phase that's brought more attention to alleged atrocities carried out by Russian forces. Writing in the post, Zaluzhnyi said that the U.S. Army Central Command released decks of playing cards to troops that featured information on high-ranking members of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's regime. Released in 2003 after U.S.-led forces toppled Hussein, the cards included the title, name and in some cases a photo of wanted officials that might be spotted by troops in the area. Zaluzhnyi said that volunteers with InformNapalm this year carried on the … [Read more...] about Russian war crime suspects featured in card decks given to Ukrainian army

One of the year's most-anticipated series is about to come to CBS All Access and Amazon Prime Video, with the first episode of Star Trek : Picard due for release this January. Patrick Stewart will be reprising his role as the former Enterprise captain, with the cast including a number of familiar faces from The Next Generation all involved in a plot set after the fall of the Romulan Empire that, according to the trailer, sees Picard trying to get reinstated for one final mission. When is Star Trek: Picard out? In the U.S., episodes of the show are available on CBS All Access , with installments airing weekly from Thursday, January 23. Like All Access' previous Star Trek series Discovery , episodes will air weekly on Thursdays. Picard will have 10 episodes in Season 1, and Season 2 is already confirmed to be coming to the network. Outside of the U.S., Star Trek fans can see Picard on Amazon Prime Video . Each episode will be released in the morning on … [Read more...] about Everything you need to know about “Star Trek: Picard”

My youngest daughter was born in December 2001: a war baby. When my wife nursed little Beatrice in the middle of the night, she'd hear F-16s patrolling the Washington skies. During the weeks before, anthrax attacks had killed five people and infected 17 others. What would come next? In October, I attended a crowded briefing in the fourth-floor auditorium of the Executive Office Building, at which the Secret Service explained its plans to protect the White House against a biological attack. They weren't very reassuring. Basically, we'd all be dead. Even more disturbing were the small-session briefings by staffers for the new Homeland Security adviser. They warned of simultaneous car bombings at strategic intersections, targeted assassinations of officials as they retrieved their morning papers from their stoops, and poisonous gases released in Metro stations. Like many Washingtonians, my wife and I had prepared an emergency kit in the basement: canned goods, bottled water, … [Read more...] about The Speechwriter: Inside the Bush Administration During the Iraq War

John Krasinski has come a long way from a paper company in Scranton, Pennsylvania . The actor, 42, seems to be playing a big role in the upcoming Doctor Strange and The Multiverse of Madness movie, opening Friday. A leaked scene from the film seemed to confirm that Krasinski will play Mr. Fantastic, the iconic elastic character and leader of the Fantastic 4 from the Marvel comic books. Blockbuster: John Krasinski seems to be playing a role in the upcoming Doctor Strange and The Multiverse of Madness movie, opening Friday (pictured 2020) In one of the stills released, Krasinski stood in the forefront of an image while several other Marvel characters backed him up. He wore a blue and black latex suit, the character's iconic look, with a big '4' directly in the middle of his chest. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Box office: The Bad Guys leads a quiet weekend with... Wonder Woman star Lynda Carter, 70, reveals her father Colby... … [Read more...] about Doctor Strange And The Multiverse Of Madness’ leak seems to confirm that The Office star John Krasinski will play Mr Fantastic

The upcoming CBS All Access series Star Trek: Picard is set further in the future of the science fiction galaxy than any previous Trek , following retired Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) to the far-flung future of 2399. But while the streaming Picard series takes place decades after the mid-24th century events of Star Trek: The Next Generation (set between 2364 and 2370), what has so far been revealed about the streaming series suggests the Starfleet captain's past adventures will have a huge impact on what's ahead. From episodes to Star Trek movies, here's what to watch to prepare for Star Trek: Picard before its January 23, 2020 premiere date on CBS All Access. Star Trek: Picard Watch Guide - The Bare Minimum Since Star Trek: Picard will be pulling together multiple disparate threads from Star Trek s past, like the character Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix 01 (Jeri Ryan), the series is likely to provide plenty of background for the Star … [Read more...] about With these three movies and 12 episodes, you’ll be ready for the premiere of ‘Star Trek: Picard’