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Stranger Things teases Season 4 with new posters and upside-down billboard

Stranger Things teases Season 4 with new posters and upside-down billboard
Feb 17 2022 Share

Since the platform first launched, Netflix has had quite an amount of original series, with a handful of them having contributed their fair share to pop culture such as Squid Game and Ozark. One of the platform’s larger series, Stranger Things, has teased their return this year, with the supernatural series releasing a set of posters which give some major hints on the future of Sheriff Harbor and his young friends.

It has been quite some time since we met with our protagonists, with production of season four kicking off in 2020 and running into some speed bumps due to overlapping projects and the coronavirus pandemic. Rest assured, the Stranger Things return will be one of the larger products in Netflix’s library.

The photo was posted on a verified Netflix account with the caption ‘001. Russia. Getting the band back together. Bring a jacket.’

Do you plan on watching Stranger Things?

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John Cena to star in Looney Tunes animation-hybrid film ‘Coyote vs. Acme’

John Cena to star in Looney Tunes animation-hybrid film 'Coyote vs. Acme'
Feb 17 2022 Share

Following the viral success of the recent Peacemaker series, which has already been renewed for a second season, Warner Bros & John Cena are teaming up once again.

 

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Cena has been cast in Warner Bros’ upcoming Looney Tunes hybrid animation movie Coyote vs. Acme, which follows Looney Tune Wile E. Coyote and his legal battle against ACME, which have failed him time and time again throughout the course of history. Cena will reportedly play ACME’s intimidating former head, who eventually develops a friendship with the Coyote.

The film will be produced by Chris Faria and James Gunn, with the latter also having produced Peacemaker. Coyote vs. Acme is the latest blockbuster project under Cena’s belt, with the wrestler-turned-film star having recently appeared in Suicide Squad Peacemaker and The Fast and the Furious series, amongst many others.

Would you watch Coyote vs. Acme?

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Michael Masi replaced as F1 race director after controversial Abu Dhabi finale

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The FIA have today announced that Michael Masi will not return next season as Formula One race director, after his controversial actions in last years Abu Dhabi finale. He has been under immense pressure ever since his debatable safety car decision that ultimately led to Max Verstappen winning his first World Championship.

 

 

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He will be replaced by experienced FIA officials Niels Wittich and Eduardo Freitas, who will alternate throughout the 23 race season. Niels Wittich has previously served as a DTM race director and Eduardo also having experience in the role, previously being a WEC race director. It is being reported that Michael Masi will continue working with the FIA in another safety role.

The replacement of Michael Masi with Niels and Eduardo wasn’t the only announcement to come out of Formula One today, with them announcing a new Virtual Race Control room. This will have a similar role to what VAR in football does, further assisting whoever the F1 race director be in a certain race.

The new race control team will be in place next week for the first pre season tests in Barcelona.

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Carisma Collections’ Carlos Borg designs Malta Eurovision Song Contest trophy

Carisma Collections' Carlos Borg designs Malta Eurovision Song Contest trophy
Feb 17 2022 Share

The Eurovision Song Contest Trophy, designed by Borg

With the 51st edition of Malta Eurovision Song Contest to kick off in a few hours, images of the winner’s trophy have started making the rounds and it is quite a sight to see.

Thursday’s semifinal will see 22 performers exhibit their talents with hopes to get to Saturday’s final and ultimately, represent Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest in Turin. Speaking to the national broadcaster, Carlos Borg, who designed this year’s Eurovision trophy, gave a bit of insight on the trophy’s design.

Borg stated that they wanted to included the ‘classic mic’ which creates a sense of nostalgia, whilst also including the five lines which represent the score, also referring to the different elements which the winner will take with them to the Eurovision song contest in Turin. After a 3-year absence, Eurovision lovers across the island look forward the return of the Malta Eurovision Song Contest, which will be broadcast as three-hour shows across three nights.

 

 

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Carlos is also the mind behind most of Carisma Collection‘s pieces, the jewellery brand which has taken the island by storm since they first launched.

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