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The 35th edition of Premio Lo Nuestro, the longest-running Spanish-language Latin music awards show in TV history, will be airing live from Miami-Dade Arena on Thursday, Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. Et. Univision announced on Monday the complete list of nominations which includes Colombian pop star Sebastían Yatra, who is leading with 10 nominations closely followed by Bad Bunny, Camilo, Becky G, and Grupo Firme, who each scored nine nods. Maluma, Daddy Yankee, and Ozuna have received eight nominations and Rauw Alejandro, Rosalía, Carin León, Karol G, Carlos Vives, and J Balvin have garnered seven.

But aside from the nominees, we can also look forward to seeing a musical legend being honored that evening. Univision confirmed with Popsugar that Ivy Queen will be receiving the Premio Lo Nuestro Legado Musical Al Genero Urbano award this year. The reggaetonera is being recognized for her contributions to the genre and being one of the...

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On Wednesday, Jan. 25, Karol G revealed in an Instagram post the name of her upcoming album. "Finally, finally," she captioned a short clip in Spanish. "Today I announce a project that I've dedicated so much love and time to. I just know that for me and for everyone else, 'Mañana Será Bonito' (Tomorrow Will Be Pretty)."

In the video, Karol is seen sitting in a red car in Medellín, Colombia, eating an empanada, when all of a sudden, a small note appears on her windshield that reads in Spanish: "If you're sad, call me." She gets out of the car and dials the number on a payphone, and a young boy answers from what appears to be a telecommunications center run by kids. In an effort to cheer her up, he advises her to write a letter to Santa Claus, perform at a show,...

With World’s Edge returning once again as the primary map – Kings Canyon will return at some point in the future – for Apex Legends Season 4, you might think that the best landing spots for loot remain the same as Season 3. Thanks to a number of layout changes, new areas and tweaked item spawns though, that’s almost certainly not the case. It’s still early days, however, so the agreed-upon best places to score rare items aren’t yet down to a science, but several early frontrunners for hot spot status are already beginning to emerge.

As before, rare loot has a chance of spawning randomly at any major location on the map, with certain locations – such as locked armories requiring special Vault Keys – giving the best chance at scoring top-tier gear. Unless you’re lucky enough to encounter a key-carrying Drone at the beginning of every match, the sought-after...

Not only are the Legends dealing with a different Encore every episode, but the series also seems to be exploring different film themes, as well.

The Legends traveled back in time to stop a serial killer on DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 5 Episode 3 so, of course, the theme was horror. And it was played out just enough to be quite humorous and entertaining without being tacky and cringeworthy.

There were hilarious one-liners, surprising twists, and heartfelt character moments that reminded us why DC's Legends of Tomorrow is one of the best superheroes shows currently on television.

The Encore was the Prom Night Slasher, who everyone believed to be Freddy Meyer, a student at Central City High School.

But there was something off about him when part of the team traveled back to 1989, as he did not seem to be the ruthless killer he was made out to be in...

“It was my Star Is Born moment,” Legends of Tomorrow‘s Jes Macallan says of her very memorable and hilarious musical turn in last Tuesday’s episode.

First, viewers were treated to a glamorous scene of what Ava thought she sounded like singing Bell Biv DeVoe’s “Poison.” That fantasy was followed by the reality of Ava’s drunken performance in front of fleeing club-goers. But for Macallan, the entire experience was “like my heaven. I was like, ‘This is where I belong!'” the actress recalls with a laugh, gesturing grandly. “I am not a triple threat; I’m a double threat.

Rosie Knight Feb 11, 2020

We spoke with #AvaLance about the slasher-themed episode of Legends of Tomorrow and what it means for the pair.

This article contains Legends of Tomorrow spoilers.

The latest episode of Legends of Tomorrow was a fun-filled homage to slasher movies, teen romance comedies, and the shoulder-padded glory of the '80s as the team headed back to catch a new Encore who just so happens to be a supernaturally-powered spree killer.

As dark as that sounds, this is Legends of Tomorrow so it was also completely ridiculous as Ava revealed a passion for true crime and a secret podcasting career, and Sara helped her fulfil her lifelong dream of being a final girl. We recently chatted with the pair alongside EPs Keto Shimizu and Grainne Godfree to talk about the '80s love letter and what it means for Sara and Ava.

"John Hughes meets John Carpenter...

Legends of Tomorrow proves it’s like pizza. Even a bad episode is better than no Legends at all.

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Legends of Tomorrow Season 5 Episode 3

“Slay Anything” proves fairly conclusively that Legends is my favorite show on television. It proves it not by any one element that propels it to greatness, but because so much of the episode was thoroughly mediocre to bad. And yet, even with an episode that wasn’t very good, there’s still so much in it that is rewarding and earned and earnest that I would rather watch this episode again than almost anything else on television. That’s a true testament to how good it is.

“Slay Anything” is Legends of Tomorrow’s slasher movie episode. It starts out with Freddy Myers (we’ll come back to this) getting the chair at Iron Heights, for being a serial killer.

Apex Legends Season 4 went live for all players earlier this week, bringing with it a host of new gameplay features. Chief among those, of course, is new Legend Revenant. Fueled by revenge, the synthetic assassin introduces a brand new way to play the battle royale, promoting stealth and subterfuge above all-out open warfare. Accompanied by a punchy new weapon, the Sentinel bolt-action sniper rifle, and several major changes to the geography of World’s Edge, Assimilation is shaping up to be a surefire winner among the community.

That is, of course, assuming folks are even able to survive the perilous sky-dive onto solid ground that precedes the beginning of every match. As it turns out, one of the map’s new features – a gigantic Planet Harvester deployed by Hammond Robotics – has started killing players in unexpected (and almost certainly unintended) ways. Respawn, it seems, was a little overzealous when implementing...

IMDb TV, the free, ad-supported streaming service owned by Amazon, has acquired rights to more than 20 scripted TV titles controlled by Disney’s Direct-to-Consumer & International division.

The roster of shows whose free streaming rights are going to IMDb includes Desperate Housewives, My So-Called Life, White Collar and The Glades, among many others. In the coming months, Lost, Malcolm in the Middle and Ally McBeal will start streaming on IMDb, with Lost and Malcolm having the Amazon platform as their exclusive free streaming home.

In conjunction with the 10th anniversary of the Lost finale on ABC, all 121 episodes of Lost will start streaming on May 1. All 112 episodes of Ally McBeal will be available on April 1 and all 151 episodes of Malcolm in the Middle will hit the platform on June 1.

The other titles heading to IMDb TV in the deal are Army Wives, Boston Legal, Graceland, L.A. Law, Legends, Lie to Me,...

Apex Legends Season 4 may be little more than 24 hours old, but it looks as if Respawn already has a roadmap of content for the immediate future locked in and ready to go. Well almost, at least. Chances are, the developer will give current and returning players alike a solid few weeks to digest everything Assimilation has to offer, especially new Legend Revenant, who’s shaping up to be a complex and technical character indeed.

Hungry for revenge, the synthetic assassin is all about stealth and subterfuge, requiring a strategic mind to make the most of his support abilities, not least his Death Totem ultimate skill – an incredibly helpful tool that allows him to save teammates from certain death. Besides that, Season 3 map World’s Edge has undergone a number of environmental overhauls which you can read all about here or, if you’d rather, learn more about the ammo economy...

The arrival of each new season in Apex Legends always provides plenty of reason to celebrate.

For players of the battle royale, every tri-monthly update of its kind is tantamount to an in-game Christmas, with Respawn itself eagerly playing the part of Saint Nick – dishing out gifts and other goodies to the entire fanbase. New Legends, weapons and maps are all par for the course with each refresh, of course, though they’re far from the only changes worthy of note. As with its predecessors, Assimilation also brings with it a raft of meta adjustments and balance tweaks, all of which are intended to once again make each match more wildly unpredictable and exciting than the last.

With Season 4 in particular, however, the developer has decided to make a fundamental change to Apex Legends‘ ammo economy which, if all goes according to plan, should result in a much wider variety of viable loadouts.

Legends of Tomorrow follows its best episode ever with a good table setter for the rest of the season.

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Legends of Tomorrow Season 5 Episode 2

Under normal circumstances, “Miss Me, Kiss Me, Love Me” would be everything I want out of an episode of Legends of Tomorrow. It moves the characters around and gives them new partners to play off of, has a clever story that’s equal parts genre commentary and season long meta-narrative, revels in its own continuity without wallowing in it, and has the cast generally having a great time. In fact, the only thing I can find wrong with it is that it immediately follows “Meet the Legends,” the best episode in the show’s entire run, so it suffers a tiny bit by comparison. Unfair? Sure, but that’s what you get for putting out my...

Gangsters, magical guns from hell, and blackmail. What could go wrong?

DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 5 Episode 2 really leaned into 1940's Hollywood stereotypes, and it could not have been greater. The accents, costumes, music, and lingo added up to a really fun hour of television.

The Encore of the Week was Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel, a typical gangster who has returned from hell. However, it was his girlfriend, Jeanie, that proved to be the more interesting of the two.

While Bugsy's motives were straightforward, Jeanie had us guessing until the very end. She was complicated, fascinating, and everything that a guest character should be.

Bugsy, on the other hand, was just about the same as Rasputin from DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 5 Episode 1, if you look at the bigger picture. They both did evil things for the sake of being evil and obtaining power, which is the standard motive for villains.

Revenant is far and away the headline act of Apex Legends Season 4: Assimilation, and in anticipation of tomorrow’s big release, the team at Respawn has rolled out some brand new footage of the deadly Legend in action.

Embedded above, it’s a suitably action-packed tease of what’s to come. Best of all? Revenant has the ability to turn himself and his teammates into smoke, though how exactly this will play out remains to be seen at this early stage. YouTube will no doubt be filled with gameplay clips and sizzle reels in the coming days and weeks, so it’s only a matter of time before Apex‘s player base get to grips with their latest Legend.

You’ll also have heard that season 4 comes with a brand new weapon: a sniper rifle that appears to deal much more damage than its counterparts. Location-wise, we know Apex...

This week on The CW’s DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Nate meets the mysterious beauty of whom he has been having visions — at which point we the viewer discover that in her new incarnation, Zari Tomaz is quite the “social” butterfly.

In the episode “Miss Me, Kiss Me, Love Me” (airing Tuesday at 9/8c, leading out of The Flash‘s midseason premiere), a new blip sends the Legends to Los Angeles circa 1947, where they land hot on the trail of Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel (played by Young & Hungry‘s Jonathan Sadowski).

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EA and Respawn Entertainment are doing everything in their power to ensure the popularity of Apex Legends continues for the foreseeable future and beyond.

Last year, the battle royale was revealed to be taking charge as the company’s flagship shooter in 2020, displacing Dice’s Battlefield series in the process. One integral component of Apex‘s growth and reach over the next 12 months, of course, is the existence of a mobile version. Not since it was officially confirmed in 2019, however, have fans heard even a whisper about its current progress or, for that matter, when a release can be expected.

Hardly surprising, then, that concerns over potential setbacks or worse, cancellation, have been raised, but fear not – the project is still very much alive. During a recent conference call, EA CFO Blake Jorgensen reiterated that the ability to go a round or two in World’s Edge while on the...

Following a spate of controversial and cancelled video games set in a Galaxy Far, Fary Away, it appears as if EA has finally managed to extract the full potential of the Star Wars franchise.

Well, the talented folks behind Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order have, to be exact. Respawn Entertainment, the same studio that’s currently dominating the realm of battle royale’s with Apex Legends, has cause to celebrate following the publisher’s latest earnings call. In it, CFO Blake Jorgensen reveals that EA expected Fallen Order to sell between 6-8 million copies prior to the current fiscal year’s end on March 31st.

Having already surpassed those goalposts, Jorgensen now predicts that the single-player Star Wars adventure will achieve sales in excess of 10 million by April of this year. “Respawn delivered an expertly crafted high-quality experience with outstanding gameplay that thrilled players,” says EA’s Andrew Wilson, which...

Well there you have it, folks; Forge is out, Revenant is in.

Respawn Entertainment finally released the launch trailer for Apex Legends Season 4 just moments ago, revealing that the battle royale’s next playable Legend is, in fact, the robotic assassin. As expected of these cinematic affairs, no actual gameplay of the character in action was shown, though what fans were treated to instead was well worth the wait. Appearing to serve as an origin story, of sorts, for Revenant, the video details a typical day in the life of a deadly efficient killer.

You can check out the epic action for yourselves above or, alternatively, see official art of the skull-faced hitman via the gallery below.

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I feel a great disturbance in the fan community, as if millions of Wookiepedians suddenly cried out in terror. I fear something horrible has happened.

Poking around the weirder corners of Wookiepedia has long been one of my favorite ways to kill time. How else would I have learned about the time Han Solo had a fistfight with a giant weasel, that there was an X-Wing pilot who was a horse or their truly groundbreaking analysis of breasts in a galaxy far, far, away. One thing you pick up on when leafing through the site though is that they have a very strict chronology.

First up, as Star Wars takes place “a long, long time ago” everything is referred to in the past tense. Secondly, the dating system has long centered around the Battle of Yavin at the finale of A New Hope.

Much like our BC and Ad,...

John Diggle’s future was certainly looking bright… and green… during Arrow‘s series finale on Tuesday.

As he was packing up to move with his family to Metropolis (!), a meteor crashed near Dig, slamming him against the moving van with its force. After shaking off the blow, Dig combed through the debris to discover a mysterious box, which, upon being opened, emitted a bright green light. But what exactly does that Green Lantern-esque glow signify for Dig’s life post-Arrow?

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Hype for Apex Legends is at an all-time high thanks to a masterful ongoing marketing campaign by Respawn.

As part of a special livestream last week, the developer revealed initial details for the battle royale’s fourth season, including official artwork for a new Legend. Forge, the musclebound and eager melee brawler was confirmed to be joining Apex‘s cast next week alongside a new addition to players’ armories, the bolt-action Sentinel sniper rifle. Yesterday, however, events took a surprise turn indeed.

In what initially appears to be a short animated film further exploring the character’s background and imminent entry into the Apex Games, an assassin interrupts the interview by skewering Forge straight through the chest with a giant blade. Seemingly buried before his illustrious career could even begin, fans immediately identified the killer as none other than Revenant. Having been repeatedly teased for the competitive shooter numerous times in the past,...

The internet, and its ability to connect people across the world, is one of the most impressive marvels of human achievement. But if the equally impressive list of slurs I’ve been called by teens over Apex Legends voice chat is any indication, it’s also kind of a toxic waste dump. The online gaming community is one of…...

As the CW’s “Arrow” prepares to sign off after eight seasons, the writers had a difficult balance to strike in the final episode: acknowledging the changes that have come to Earth Prime in the aftermath of the timeline-changing “Crisis on Infinite Earths” arc, wrapping up the characters from the mothership series and also leaving enough of the characters unharmed that the future-set backdoor spinoff could potentially move forward.

Oh yeah, and dealing with the fact that its titular character Oliver Queen aka the Green Arrow (Stephen Amell) has been dead for two episodes.

“It was extremely challenging,” executive producer Beth Schwartz says. “In the end, all of those challenges is what made the ending so perfect.”

With Oliver dead after the events of “Crisis,” the finale will pay tribute to his sacrifice — and reveal a gaggle of changes that unfolded in the wake of the event. That also allowed...

Apex Legends fans are currently enjoying one hell of an emotional rollercoaster ride in the build-up to Season 4 and we’re excited to see how it’ll end.

Last week, developer Respawn Entertainment revealed via a special livestream that Forge would be next in line to join the battle royale’s existing cast. Viewers tuning in were even treated to a first look at the self-assured warrior and close-quarters brawler but now… Well, we’re not sure what to believe anymore. Just moments ago, an animated short – titled Up Close and Personal with Lisa Stone – depicts Forge giving a one-to-one interview with Stone discussing his recent selection for the Apex Games.

Towards the trailer’s end, however, what appears to be a technical fault swallows the set in darkness and cuts away from Forge mid-dialogue. Within moments of cutting back to the newcomer, a shadowy figure seen creeping up behind...

Respawn Entertainment has finally pulled back the curtain on Apex Legends Season 4.

As part of a special livestream last week, the developer revealed several new features for the battle royale’s next major content update, including brand new Legend Forge. The musclebound warrior, who data miners leaked just days prior to his official unveiling, is scheduled to land next week, February 4th, though fans now think that the newcomer might not be the only hero coming in Season 4.

Revenant, the mysterious robot who hosted last year’s Fight or Fright Halloween event in a shadowy rendition of Kings Canyon, has long been rumored to join Apex‘s roster. Prior to Forge’s official announcement, in fact, many had believed the former to be a shoo-in for Meltdown’s successor and, believe it or not, that might still be the case. Employing their investigative skills over on Season 4: Assimilation’s official blog page,...

With the Grammy Awards set to air in just a few hours, it seems only appropriate that we should honor the music — er, TV dialogue, that is — that we loved hearing this week.

Fortunately, our Quotes of the Week feature is the perfect place to do so, recognizing the best bon mots, zingers and one-liners from the past seven days of television — and our latest compilation is especially jam-packed.

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Arrow‘s series finale will follow up the “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover’s glimpse of Oa, home of the Green Lantern Corps, by dropping final hints about John Diggle’s speculated connection to the intergalactic law enforcement organization.

For years, the Arrowverse has dropped breadcrumbs pointing to Dig (played by original cast member David Ramsey) becoming a Gl. During “Elseworlds,” for example, the Flash of Earth-90 asked John why he wasn’t wearing his “ring.” And in the Season 7 Arrow episode “Spartan,” it was revealed that John’s stepfather is named General Roy Stewart. John Stewart, of course, is...

Matthew Byrd Feb 3, 2020

Apex Legends season 4 will introduce some exciting changes. Here's what we know...

Apex Legends Season 4 is on the way, and it's bringing at least one new playable Legend with it as well as a host of alterations and additions.

Notably, this season will change Apex Legends' ranked mode quite a bit. Basically, the upcoming season of ranked play will be divided into two "splits." The first split will take place on the World’s Edge map while the second will be located in Kings Canyon. Players will earn a ranking for each split and end of season awards will be based on your overall ranking across both splits. You can read more about how this will all work via the Apex Legends website.

You can also expect to see some major changes to the World's Edge map thanks to an accident involving Hammond Robotics machinery that has...

Respawn Entertainment has finally pulled back the curtain on Apex Legends Season 4.

As part of a livestream earlier today, the developer revealed a number of new details for the battle royale’s fourth tri-monthly refresh, including an official name: Assimilation. It’s with this update that a previously leaked hero will join the existing roster and, as always, they’ll be joined with a brand new addition to Apex’s armory.

Feast your eyes on the Sentinel bolt-action sniper rifle via the gallery below:

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This fearsome new weapon, says executive producer Drew McCoy, not only “feels really powerful,” but boasts a slick unique animation whenever the user drops the mag for a fresh reload. “It’s a little different than our other sniper rifles,” McCoy continues, revealing that the new...

Respawn Entertainment has finally pulled back the lid on Apex Legends Season 4.

Over the last week or so, tons of leaks have surfaced which all pointed to Season 3’s successor arriving early next month. And sure enough, the developer has now confirmed that the next season will get underway on February 4th. And not only that, but it’ll also be bringing along a brand new Legend in the form of Forge, who’s been heavily rumored to be the next playable character to be added to the roster.

Described as a brawler and a “Space Mma champion,” he’s also “the first Legend directly sponsored by a corporation within the world’s lore, Hammond Robotics.” And you can get a better look at him below, along with what appears to be a pretty apt description of the hero:

“Confident yet humble, Forge uses his size, strength, and heavy-duty Shatter...

In a podcast interview that was interrupted by a panic attack suffered by its guest, Arrow lead Stephen Amell spoke candidly about the “rut” he hit during 2019, how the conditions for shooting Oliver’s (first) death scene were “unacceptable,” and the reasons why he was compelled to return for the CW series’ 10-episode farewell run.

Asked by Inside of You podcast host/Smallville alum Michael Rosenbaum about the highs and lows of filming crossovers, Amell conceded, “They come out great, the fans love them… [but] I always think of what we leave on the table because we try and do something...

Legends of Tomorrow season 5 comes out of the gate incredibly strong with an amazing episode.

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Legends of Tomorrow Season 5 Episode 1

Well that was incredible.

I stopped being defensive about how much I love Legends of Tomorrow sometime towards the end of the second season. A little before the show stopped being defensive about how much fun it was, now that I think about it. And once that happened, it settled into a nice rhythm of having stupid amounts of fun on screen, moving whatever ridiculous plot the season set up along, and getting us into its characters’ heads and making us love them. There would be the occasional turd, but it would always rebound quickly. The show thrived on parallel tracks: gleefully throwing the craziest plot shit it could at us, and digging down deep into intensely lovable misfits.

The Legends of Tomorrow are back, and now more than a bit famous. Who’s loving the superhero spotlight? And how did their latest lark — a documentary — jibe with Sara’s somber state of mind?

The Legends be Japanese beverage-hawking celebs in the wake of the Season 4 finale’s publicly broadcast heroics at Hey!World. Nate of course is basking in the buzz, playing up how he was “changed” by his two-minute death — and yet he can’t shake the fact that “something doesn’t feel right.” That of course is an allusion to the erasure of Zari from the Legends’ past,...

In its penultimate episode ever, The CW’s Arrow planted a seed for the future on Tuesday with a spinoff pilot that teamed up 2020’s Laurel and Dinah with 2040’s Mia. If Green Arrow and the Canaries goes to series, would you tune in?

First things first: If you came away from this planted spinoff pilot a bit (or even a lot) confused, that is perfectly understandable, seeing as it actually takes place after the events of next week’s series finale. I repeat, the spinoff takes place after the events of next week’s series finale, which includes Oliver Queen’s funeral.

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Brandon Routh talks Ray Palmer's evolution from Arrow to Legends of Tomorrow season 5 and his imminent departure from the show.

Brandon Routh has been a staple of the Arrowverse since 2015, when he was introduced as Ray Palmer during Arrow’s third season. It wasn’t long before Ray suited up as the Atom, and soon became a central figure in the wildest Arrow spinoff of them all, Legends of Tomorrow. Five years later, Routh’s portrayal has evolved considerably from the more traditionally heroic character who first appeared on Arrow into a nerdier, more enthusiastic (but no less heroic or competent) teammate who, in the spirit of the show, leans into quirkier and more comedic elements that have helped make Ray Palmer into such an essential part of the Legends of Tomorrow team.

Routh was an integral part of this year’s momentous Arrowverse crossover, Crisis on Infinite Earths,...

Ready yourselves, Apex Legends fans, for a raft of Season 4 teasers are inbound. As always, data miners have been hard at work digging into the battle royale’s files and have returned with a bounty of tantalizing details.

Chief among the discoveries this time around are references to what appear to be several bite-sized in-game events, including start times, duration and even where they’ll take place. In a folder labelled “Non-season events (you can delete these once the event is done!”, references to a ‘Holiday Collection Event’ as well as a ‘January Gamemode Buffet’ can be seen. These undoubtedly pertain to Mirage’s Christmas-themed Holo-Day Bash and the ongoing Grand Soirée events respectively, the latter of which features seven rotating game modes on a 48-hour basis. Sounds like a buffet to us, that’s for sure.

But anyway, we digress. Pinned directly underneath those two occasions are the leaks you’re here for.

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Airing on The CW television network, DC's Legends of Tomorrow stars Caity Lotz, Brandon Routh, Dominic Purcell, Matt Ryan, Nick Zano, Maisie Richardson-Sellers, Tala Ashe, Jes Macallan, and Olivia Swann. In the fifth season, the Legends have become famous and invite a documentary crew onboard the Waverider to film them as they investigate a strange new blip in the Timeline. The Legends...

There's no need to worry about the Waverider crew being cancelled this time around. The CW gave fans a late holiday gift and renewed DC's Legends of Tomorrow for a sixth season, prior to the fifth season's debut. Will that be the end? Stay tuned.

Airing on The CW television network, DC's Legends of Tomorrow stars Caity Lotz, Brandon Routh, Dominic Purcell, Matt Ryan, Nick Zano, Maisie Richardson-Sellers, Tala Ashe, Jes Macallan and Olivia Swann. In the fifth season, the Legends have become famous and invite a documentary crew onboard the Waverider to film them as they investigate a strange new blip in the Timeline. The Legends discover that their new problems might be tougher to fix than they thought.

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Is fame all it's cracked up to be in the fifth season of the DC's Legends of Tomorrow TV show on The CW? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like DC's Legends of Tomorrow is cancelled or renewed for season six (it's been renewed). Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustration when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we invite you to rate all of the fifth season episodes of DC's Legends of Tomorrow here.

A CW superhero series, DC's Legends of Tomorrow stars Caity Lotz, Brandon Routh, Dominic Purcell, Matt Ryan, Nick Zano, Maisie Richardson-Sellers, Tala Ashe, Jes Macallan, and Olivia Swann. In the fifth season, the Legends have become famous and invite a documentary crew onboard the Waverider...

It is finally here.

The conclusion of Crisis on Infinite Earths premiered after a one-month hiatus, and it was even more shocking than its previous installments.

There was action (of course), laughs, tears, endings, and beginnings all on Arrow Season 8 Episode 8 and DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 4 Episode 17. It was a well-fitting, yet a bit overwhelming, ending full of surprises that were anything but disappointing.

So, not only did we have to watch Oliver die once (and that is not counting the times he has "died" before Crisis), we had to watch him die a second time surrounded by Barry and Sara.

It was a surprising and emotional scene that was reminiscent of the one on Supergirl Season 5 Episode 9. However, it was much more satisfying.

Sara: No Ollie, you did it okay? And that's why you gotta come back with us. So we need you to hang on, okay?

Oliver:...

The Crisis on Infinite Earths indeed proved inevitable (as a certain comic book character might put it) when the Anti-Monitor’s anti-matter wave laid waste to the Arrowverse‘s last Earth standing. And yet just before Earth-One got 86’d, Pariah transported the seven Paragons to a hiding place, the Vanishing Point, where they (hopefully) have been plotting a fix for the universe’s eradication.

But for how long have the Paragons been on their own, when Part 4 arrives (Tuesday at 8/7c on The CW)? And what sort of final showdown can we expect, in the special Legends of Tomorrow episode...

“Back From the Future” is a rather fitting title for the Supergirl episode that welcomes back original cast member Jeremy Jordan.

Ahead of last summer’s San Diego Comic-Con, Jordan revealed that he was en route back to the CW series, sharing on Instagram, “Turns out Winn didn’t go 1000 years into the future, just to Season 5! So happy to come back and play with my friendsssssss!!” (Jordan was referring to the fact that Winn was last seen traveling 1,000 years into the future, in the Season 3 finale.)

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Apex Legends fans have been witnessing some strange cosmic activity as of late.

Yesterday, while going about their usual business in World’s Edge, one player noticed something rather bizarre. Posting footage of an otherwise unremarkable match on Reddit, user TTeeckCorba’s clip quickly takes an unexpected turn when what appears to be a meteorite hurtles through the sky overhead and smashes into a building. Naturally, many of those responding on social media have speculated that the event is part of a teaser made by Respawn for Season 4, while others have reported experiencing similar scenarios in the past, passing them off as little more than a visual glitch.

So, which theory is correct?

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Today was a good day for Arrowverse fans, as The CW has officially renewed all five of its ongoing DC TV series for another year. So, given that Arrow is ending this month, that’s The Flash (for a seventh season), Supergirl (sixth season), Legends of Tomorrow (sixth season), Black Lightning (fourth season) and Batwoman (second season). However, some less good news has also come to light, as it’s possible that this will be the final run for “some” of these shows.

Insider Daniel Rpk shared the renewal news on Twitter, adding the warning: “For some of them it’ll likely be the end.” Meanwhile, CinematicBanter shared similar information, citing a few shows that may be close to cancellation, which you can see below:

There’s a new age of DC CW television coming. Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl and Black Lightning are nearing the chopping block.

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Chicago – The year 2019 was when everyone, including myself, seemed to struggle to focus. Politics suddenly appeared to be all consuming when we have an administration as George Orwell predicted, trying to convince so many not to believe their own eyes.

“What you are seeing and what you are reading is not happening,” proclaimed the President in July. This eerily echoed Orwell’s warning. “The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears … it was their final, most essential command.” Meanwhile the Commander-in-Chief was enthusiastically tweeting out images with his head badly photoshopped onto different bodies.

Last year 98 celebrities posed for my lens, and a fashion accessory – both on and off the red carpet – became quickly apparent. A modest poem about that trend … If you were a fashionable male/One worshipped by the masses/And you posed for my lens last year/You were probably wearing glasses.

Can Lucifer pull off one helluva comeback? How will Rookie abduction affect her partner? How much longer is S.W.A.T. fave Awol? How will “Crisis” affect Barry, Kate, Sara et al? Read on for answers to those questions plus teases from other shows.

Do you have anything on Lucifer, especially on how Lucifer and Chloe’s relationship is going to develop when he comes back from Hell? –Paola

“Wait, who says Lucifer is coming back from Hell??” co-showrunner Joe Henderson responds/teases. He then adds, “We can’t say much, but know that [co-showrunner] Ildy [Modrovich] and I are ‘Deckerstar’ fans ourselves, so...

Aside from its fresh take on the ever-popular battle royale genre, Apex Legends has made a name for itself in another noteworthy way this year – leaked info.

While plenty of gamers have been coming back to Kings Canyon for some breakneck gunplay, there’s also a dedicated group of PC players who take it upon themselves to comb through the game’s codebase in an effort to uncover hidden information with regards to upcoming weapons, modes and characters. Heck, in the last couple of weeks alone, some crafty fans have found references to a new game mode as well as tweaks being made to body armor.

Now, it looks like a peculiar glitch has hinted at the existence of a long-awaited feature. As reported by Dot Esports, one Apex Legends player ran into an odd error while trying out the Winter Express Christmas event that went live a couple of weeks ago.

Even for longtime fans of film’s most popular space opera series, keeping tabs on the vast expanse of Star Wars’ extended universe material is oftentimes a dizzying prospect.

It’s likely for that same reason that Disney, upon acquiring Lucasfilm, decided to label those stories told via book, TV and video games as non-canon, rebranding them under the banner of ‘Legends.’ That being the case, the only old material still considered – for obvious reasons – to be part of the canon universe is George Lucas’ original and prequel trilogies. Disney has progressively expanded the franchise into other media as of late, however, and one major tale released just last month is confirmed to be included in the new Expanded Universe.

Respawn Entertainment’s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order does, in fact, belong to canon, meaning Cal Kestis could feasibly show up not just in any potential sequel, but other media as a result.

Respawn is in dire need of reconsidering its approach to limited-time modes in Apex Legends.

That’s the view of popular streamer Michael ‘Shroud’ Grzeskiek, at least, who, following a timeout from the battle royale, has recently returned to World’s Edge in order to check out Apex‘s ongoing Holo-Day Bash Christmas event. As you’ve likely come to expect having read the headline, however, the former Csgo pro wasn’t impressed with the content accompanying this particular occasion. Within moments of air-dropping into a new match, Shroud reaffirms his own suspicions over quality, stating, “Ok this is a game mode that I’m not going to play after this.”

“This game mode seems questionable,” he continues, adding, “This is going to be a one and done for sure.” For fans who have yet to give Apex‘s latest Ltm a shot, Winter Express sees three teams of players...

“Crisis on Infinite Earths” is currently on a month’s break, but the Arrowverse crossover will return in the new year for its thrilling final two episodes, and we’ve been promised even more surprises to come when it does. The opening three hours aired earlier this December on The CW and lived up to the promise that this would be the biggest event to ever hit the DC TV universe. And somehow they’re set to be topped by its grand finale.

Arrowverse Ep Marc Guggenheim responded to a fan on Twitter yesterday who enquired as to whether shooting had completely wrapped on “Crisis.” The producer confirmed that it had, with episode 4 finalized a couple of weeks ago and episode 5 still having a few days left until it’s ready to go. And Guggenheim also teased that there are “surprises in both.”

We’re completely finished shooting. Hour 5 (Legends...