Category: Entertainment
New graphic novel series ‘DC Super Hero Girls: At Metropolis High’ available in October
DC Super Hero Girls’ animated series airs Sundays at 4 pm. on Cartoon Network beginning March 17, 2019. The first graphic novel, DC Super Hero Girls: At Metropolis High, will be released on October 15.
Dozens, including a few celebrities, arrested in nationwide college admissions and cheating scam
In many instances, the students were unaware that their parents had arranged for the cheating.
DC celebrates Detective Comics #1000 and 80 years of Batman with year-long celebration
DC Releases Landmark Detective Comics #1000 Issue; Bat-Signal to Light Up Across the Globe; Partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America; Yearlong Celebration Kicks Off with 1.5 Million Bats Flying from Austin’s Congress Bridge; More …
‘Mera: Tidebreaker:’ DC Ink’s first young adult graphic novel hits stands on April 2
‘Mera: Tidebreaker’ – DC Ink’s First Young Adult Title Penned by NY Times Bestselling Author Danielle Paige and Illustrated by Stephen Byrne hits stands in April
‘Still Laugh-In:’ 50th anniversary special of ‘Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In,’ with many of the show’s original stars
Hollywood’s Finest Pay Tribute to ‘Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In’ for an Uncensored Celebration (with Lily Tomlin reviving Edith Ann and Ernestine.)
New ‘Aquaman’ Exhibit opens at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood, March 5
An interactive photo op feature will allow fans to sit upon the Dead King’s Throne to become King or Queen of Atlantis.
Baltimore Orioles honoring legendary Hall of Famer Frank Robinson throughout 2019 season
Orioles donating $60,000 to civil rights and African American history museums in Frank Robinson’s memory.
Batman reunites with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Pop Culture’s Popular Super Heroes Teaming Up for their Respective Anniversaries
San Diego Padres sign Manny Machado to 10-year, $300 million contract, largest in MLB history
The $300 million contract takes the 26-year-old infielder / slugger through the 2028 Season and includes an opt-out clause after the 2023 season.
Actor Jussie Smollett turns himself in to police after being charged with making false report
If convicted on the Class 4 felony of filing a false police report, Smollett could be looking at a maximum sentence of three years behind bars.
