Jessica Lange Is Returning for American Horror Story: Apocalypse
Jessica Lange will be returning for the upcoming American Horror Story: Apocalypse season, which serves as a Murder House/Coven crossover. Star Sarah Paulson announced the news during the show's Season 8 panel at the Television Critics Association summer press tour.
Lange will be reprising her role as Constance from Murder House in Apocalypse episode 6, which Paulson is set to direct.
Speaking of returning characters, Emma Roberts confirmed she'll be playing Madison Montgomery from Coven, while Paulson will be playing both Cordelia Foxx from Coven and Billie Dean Howard from Murder House. Paulson also will be playing a new characters named Ms. Wilhemina Venable. Ryan Murphy invited "all the witches to return," though it's unclear how many will actually appear on the new season.
Game of Thrones Actor Shares He Won’t Appear in Final Season
The representative of the Iron Bank, Tycho Nestoris played by Mark Gatiss in Game of Thrones will reportedly not appear in Westeros for the final season, according to ShortList.
Gatiss occasionally appeared in seasons five, six and seven of Game of Thrones and revealed the news in a recent interview.
When asked if his character survives the final season, the Sherlock writer and actor responded, “I’m not in it, so I guess I survive,” he said. “Although they might just mention offhand that I’ve had my head bitten off by a dragon off-screen or something.”
Game of Thrones Actor Shares He Won’t Appear in Final Season
The representative of the Iron Bank, Tycho Nestoris played by Mark Gatiss in Game of Thrones will reportedly not appear in Westeros for the final season, according to ShortList.
Gatiss occasionally appeared in seasons five, six and seven of Game of Thrones and revealed the news in a recent interview.
When asked if his character survives the final season, the Sherlock writer and actor responded, “I’m not in it, so I guess I survive,” he said. “Although they might just mention offhand that I’ve had my head bitten off by a dragon off-screen or something.”
WarioWare Gold May Have Revealed Nintendo’s Official Way of Saying ‘NES’
WarioWare Gold may have finally revealed the way Nintendo pronounces the name of the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System).
Players who delve into the museum section of the Japanese version can unlock various slides, including one in which Nintendo reveals the console's name is pronounced "Ness," according to Kyle McLain.
In the museum section of the Japanese version of Wario Ware Gold, you can unlock some slides showcasing the Famicom. Also included is a picture of the NES. Within the description, Nintendo themselves says that “NES” is pronounced “Ness”. pic.twitter.com/Vg5JjXgJgy
WarioWare Gold May Have Revealed Nintendo’s Official Way of Saying ‘NES’
WarioWare Gold may have finally revealed the way Nintendo pronounces the name of the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System).
Players who delve into the museum section of the Japanese version can unlock various slides, including one in which Nintendo reveals the console's name is pronounced "Ness," according to Kyle McLain.
In the museum section of the Japanese version of Wario Ware Gold, you can unlock some slides showcasing the Famicom. Also included is a picture of the NES. Within the description, Nintendo themselves says that “NES” is pronounced “Ness”. pic.twitter.com/Vg5JjXgJgy
Here’s What it Was Like to Be Obi-Wan’s Stunt Double
Nash Edgerton may not be the household name his brother, Joel Edgerton (The Gift, Warrior) is quickly becoming, but he's still a prominent figure in film and television as both a director, writer, and stuntman. In terms of his stunt work, he is probably best known for his role in the Star Wars prequel movies, as the stunt double for Ewan McGregor's Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Edgerton was in attendance at the 2018 Television Critics' Association summer press tour in Beverly Hills to promote his new series on FX, titled Mr. Inbetween. Edgerton is directing all 6 episodes of the Australian crime drama, which is centered around Ray Shoesmith (Scott Ryan), a father, ex-husband, boyfriend and best friend who is attempting to juggle all those roles with his career as a criminal for hire. The series is set to premiere on FX on September 25.
Here’s What it Was Like to Be Obi-Wan’s Stunt Double
Nash Edgerton may not be the household name his brother, Joel Edgerton (The Gift, Warrior) is quickly becoming, but he's still a prominent figure in film and television as both a director, writer, and stuntman. In terms of his stunt work, he is probably best known for his role in the Star Wars prequel movies, as the stunt double for Ewan McGregor's Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Edgerton was in attendance at the 2018 Television Critics' Association summer press tour in Beverly Hills to promote his new series on FX, titled Mr. Inbetween. Edgerton is directing all 6 episodes of the Australian crime drama, which is centered around Ray Shoesmith (Scott Ryan), a father, ex-husband, boyfriend and best friend who is attempting to juggle all those roles with his career as a criminal for hire. The series is set to premiere on FX on September 25.
Metroid Easter Egg Finally Discovered in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze
Four-and-a-half years after Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze was initially released on the Wii U, a long-hidden Metroid Easter egg has been discovered in the game.
Twitter user Shane Marchis discovered the Easter egg and uploaded a video of his findings. It shows a Metroid hatchling floating in the background of level 4-3, Amiss Abyss.
To make the Metroid appear, players must proceed through Amiss Abyss until they reach a particularly long underwater tunnel about halfway through the level. After swimming through the tunnel, players need to turn around and swim backwards through the tunnel again, though it will have more dangers on the return trip. There will be some electric seaweed in the way, and players will need to take damage to become briefly invincible to make it through the seaweed. After doing this, players can see the Metroid far off in the background if they wait a few seconds.
Always Sunny Star Weighs in on James Gunn and Roseanne Firings
During a panel for FXX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, executive producer and star Charlie Day weighed in on the current climate of celebrities like Roseanne Barr and Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn being fired for problematic tweets, suggesting that having comedians' jokes come under more scrutiny might be good for comedy in the long run.
When a reporter at the Television Critics Association summer press tour asked the cast whether they were worried about past jokes being taken out of context and used against them, Day said, "I haven’t seen too many examples of things being taken out of context that were things that were said or tweeted in a very intelligent way," pointing out that the jokes on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are "always a commentary on bad behavior; when you're making a commentary on bad behavior and someone says something that's bad, you get it."
Bobcat Goldthwait Wrote Disney Defending James Gunn
Bobcat Goldthwait has once again offered his support for James Gunn while appearing on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.
Gunn was fired by Disney as director of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 after a series of older offensive tweets from the filmmaker recently surfaced. Shortly after the firing, Goldthwait wrote an open letter on Instagram asking Disney to remove his voice from an upcoming theme park attraction as a protest against the firing.
During his late show appearance (via YouTube), Goldthwait further explained why he's on Gunn's side, saying the filmmaker shouldn't be punished for something he's said and apologized for, years ago.