A Power Rangers Cinematic Universe is coming to Netflix

Nov 26 2021

The next generation of the Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers is set to come to Netflix, and it’s going to be a cinematic universe connecting multiple show versions of the series.

According to Deadline, the Netflix deal will include both streaming series and movies, with Jonathan Entwistle, the director of ‘The End of the F***ing World’, at the helm.

‘Since we set up ‘Power Rangers’ with Jonathan, we pitched a whole world approach. It’s not just one show; it is shows followed by films […] Netflix is excited, we’re excited, we hope to have some news soon.’

The 2017 movie reboot was slightly under appreciated, and so this reboot will aim to revitalise the Power Rangers into 2021 and beyond.

The series will likely have nothing to do with the movies, but will be a brand new take to the Power Rangers. The first series debuted in 1993, going on to create multiple spin-offs and movies. It’s a fan favourite franchise, it’s getting a resurrection.

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Doja Cat might end her music career very soon…but why?

Nov 26 2021

Despite having just received 8 Grammy Nominations, rapper Doja Cat revealed that she is not quite enjoying her career in music.

She revealed this in a recent Instagram Live, in which Doja Cat shared her disappointment in the music industry, saying that she has not had fun making music in ‘maybe five years.’

She says that she feels that there is too much unnecessary additions she has to do such as photoshoots. She feels she is pressured into doing a lot of extra things which she doesn’t want to do as she just wants to focus on music.

She has previously mentioned that she is more selective with who she collaborates as she wants to differentiate herself from everyone else.

This all comes after the ‘Kiss Me More’ singer passed Drake to become to the most listened rapper on Spotify, took home two R&B AMAs and received eight different category nominations.

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First case of new COVID variant found in Europe

Nov 26 2021

After flights started receiving bans due to a newly detected variant, the first instance of the new variant was found in Belgium. Belgium revealed Friday that the first case was detected from an unvaccinated person travelling from Egypt. The infected person tested positive on November 22nd and had not had the virus before.

Leading Belgian virologist Marc Van Ranst tweeted out that the person returned from Egypt on November 11th. The variant, so far known only as B.1.1.529, was first detected in Southern Africa. Belgium’s Health minister Frank Vandenbroucke told a media conference that this is so far a suspected variant and it is unclear if it is a very dangerous one.

It is however being suspected to have contributed to a massive surge in cases in South Africa. Many countries are jumping at the precaution at stopping flights to and from southern African countries, with Malta’s ban coming into effect as of 12am between Saturday and Sunday.

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Unidentified body found near Filfla by AFM

Nov 26 2021

The Armed Forces of Malta (AFM) have discovered a so far unidentified body spotted near Filfla on Friday morning.

The discovery was made at around 10:30 am, with police providing no further details at this stage. The body was escorted to the AFM base in Haywharf, Floriana.

An inquiry is being lead by Magistrate Yana Micallef Stafrace, with district police having assisted in the operation.

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