What Outlander’s Huge Black Jack Reveal Means for the Show

Full spoilers for Outlander: Season 2 continue below.

The monster who haunts the dreams of Jamie Fraser isn’t as dead as the Scotsman and his wife Claire might have hoped. Even worse, Claire can’t reveal to her husband that the man who raped and tortured him, Black Jack Randall, is still alive.

In the second episode of Outlander: Season 2, Claire comes face-to-face with Black Jack’s younger brother, Alex Randall, and learns that the garrison commander survived the bull stampede at Wentworth Prison. Not only is she immediately concerned for her husband’s safety and wellbeing, but she also has to grapple with what Black Jack’s survival means for her other husband, Frank Randall.

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Suicide Squad: Leto Met With Killers to Prepare for Joker

Suicide Squad star Jared Leto put a lot of effort into playing the Joker. In preparation for the role, the actor met with "psychopaths and people who had committed horrendous crimes."

Maybe that's where Leto picked up the used condoms and anal beads?

Leto told Entertainment Weekly when he takes on a role like the Joker, he becomes "part detective, part writer."

"I knew I had to be committed as much as possible," Leto said. "I had to be committed beyond belief. And I did what I needed to do deliver the best I possibly could."

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F Is For Family Renewed for Season 2

Netflix has renewed comedian Bill Burr's animated comedy, F Is For Family, for a second season.

Burr revealed the news on Twitter yesterday with an expletive-filled, celebratory video. In a later tweet, Burr added Season 2 will contain ten episodes -- four more than its six-episode first season.

Netflix's F Is For Family

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New Mutants: Josh Boone Turns in Second Draft of Script

20th Century Fox's X-Men spinoff The New Mutants moves one step closer to becoming a reality, as the second draft of the film's script is now complete.

In a post on Instagram, filmmaker Josh Boone shared the cover of The New Mutants' completed draft, which he and Knate Lee crafted based on Chris Claremont and Bob McLeod's original Marvel Comics series of the same name.

The New Mutants will be directed by Boone, and tells the story of a group of teenage mutants who are training to become heroes. According to producer Simon Kinberg, the film will bring a young adult vibe to the X-Men universe.

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Spider-Man: Homecoming Casts 2 of Parker’s Classmates

Laura Harrier (One Life to Live) and Tony Revolori (The Grand Budapest Hotel, Dope) have both joined Spider-Man: Homecoming as two of Peter Parker's high school classmates.

According to The Wrap, Harrier will have a "significant role," while there are conflicting reports about Revolori's character. The Wrap reports he'll play Manuel, a friend of Parker's, while Deadline reports Revolori will play Parker's high school nemesis.

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Why Mark Hamill Didn’t Want to Return as Luke

As well as setting the internet on fire last night with his talk of a certain character's parentage, J.J. Abrams has also been discussing problems behind-the-scenes on The Force Awakens set, revealing that there was no initial chemistry between Rey and Finn, explaining why the plot of Episode 7 is so similar to Episode 4, and revealing why Mark Hamill was resistant to returning as Luke.

Speaking to Chris Rock at the Tribeca Film Festival, Abrams kicked off by stating that Episodes 8 and 9 will move the Star Wars saga to new lands. Abrams said, “This movie

was a bridge and a kind of reminder; the audience needed to be reminded what Star Wars is, but it needed to be established with something familiar, with a sense of where we are going to new lands, which is very much what 8 and 9 do.”

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J.J.’s Cryptic New Comments About Rey’s Parents

Star Wars: The Force Awakens director J.J. Abrams sparked a frenzy online Friday when public comments he made seemed to shoot down a major theory about his heroine Rey's parentage. However, the filmmaker later backpedalled from his bombshell statement.

During a Q&A at the Tribeca Film Festival, an attendee asked Abrams flat-out who Rey's parents are.

“Rey’s parents are not in Episode VII,” Abrams replied. “So I can’t possibly say in this moment who they are. But I will say it is something that Rey thinks about, too.”

Watch his comments below:

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Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart Circling Jumanji Reboot

Sony's Jumanji reboot may have found its leading men in Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart.

Sources have told Variety that the Central Intelligence co-stars are in "early talks" to star in the upcoming remake, with schedules currently being ironed out as the pair moves closer to striking a deal.

Jake Kasdan is directing Jumanji, which will serve as a reboot of the 1995 film starring Robin Williams. The film promises to offer a fresh take on Chris Van Allsburg's beloved 1981 children's picture book of the same name. Scott Rosenberg and Jeff Pinker penned the script, which is based on a draft by original writers Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers.

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Make Your Own Oculus Rift Game With Roblox

Roblox, a massively multiplayer online sandbox where users can design their own game worlds and experiences, made its Oculus Rift debut today. With over 20 million visitors a month and 15 million user-created games, Roblox is now the largest social VR platform in the world.

It's also technically the first large-scale VR-compatible platform for designing your own unique video games. There are currently over 300,000 creators behind Roblox's growing line-up of free-to-play, fan-generated content, which ranges from sports games to roleplaying and beyond.

The introduction of VR to that mix will likely encourage creators to explore experiences custom tailored to the unique demands of virtual reality.

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