Chad Johnson was just arrested in Florida -- after a Broward County judge determined the ex-NFL star violated his probation stemming from his 2012 domestic violence bust TMZ has learned. We broke the story a warrant had been issued for…
After Earth, the new sci-fi film from M. Night Shyamalan, is in UK cinemas on June 7th. Starring real-life father and son team Will and Jaden Smith, the film is set many years after a cataclysmic event that drove humans away from Earth.
Father and son Ranger Corps troops Cypher and Kitai Raige return to Earth, but an accident leaves them stranded on the wild and overgrown planet as their ship crash-lands on the surface. The pair embark on a dangerous journey to signal for help.
We're speaking to the film's director M. Night Shyamalan on Friday and we want your questions for the director behind Sixth Sense, Signs, and Unbreakable. We'll take the 10 best questions that you submit, to the director, and he'll answer as many as he can for you in a video coming to IGN soon.
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Ready for some awesome news, Star Wars fans? Ready for some awesome news, animation fans? Oh, and ready for some awesome news, fans of Star Wars and animation? While the exact plot and characters are still top secret, we now know the title and the first details about the upcoming new Star Wars animated series, which has officially begun production.
Fall 2014 will see the debut of Star Wars Rebels, from Dave Filoni and Greg Weisman. The two animation powerhouses will be joined by Simon Kinberg, with all three serving as executive producers on the series and Kinberg writing the premiere episode.
For Filoni, this will mark his continuing career with Star Wars, coming off his work guiding the excellent Star Wars: The Clone Wars as that show's supervising director. Prior to The Clone Wars, Filoni worked on Avatar: The Last Airbender, among other credits. While Weisman hasn’t worked on Star Wars before, his previous animated series -- including Gargoyles, The Spectacular Spider-Man and the recently-concluded Young Justice -- have given him his own well-deserved fanbase in animation. Kinberg’s resume is in live-action film (X-Men: First Class, Sherlock Holmes), not animation, but he’s a big part of the upcoming new Star Wars feature films. He’ll be writing one of the stand-alone movies, set outside the new trilogy kicking off with J.J. Abrams’ Star Wars: Episode VII, while also serving as a consultant on Episode VII.
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