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‘Heated Rivalry’ Star Connor Storrie Reportedly in Talks to Join Ryan Gosling in Marvel’s ‘Ghost Rider’

Connor Storrie, who recently gained attention for his role in the hockey drama Heated Rivalry, is reportedly in talks to join Ryan Gosling in Marvel Studios’ upcoming Ghost Rider movie. Storrie is being eyed for a villainous role opposite Gosling, who will portray the supernatural antihero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). According to reports from Deadline and Variety, Storrie is being considered for the project, though the identity of the character he could portray has not been revealed. The potential casting would add another rising performer to Marvel’s latest feature film lineup. Storrie’s profile has grown following his work in Heated Rivalry, while Gosling is preparing to lead the studio’s new take on one of Marvel’s more supernatural characters. Marvel Studios confirmed Gosling as Ghost Rider during its presentation at San Diego Comic-Con in July 2026. The actor appeared…

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Amanda Seyfried Still Doesn’t Regret Turning Down $2.5B Marvel Movie

Amanda Seyfried passed on a Marvel role that became a multibillion-dollar franchise, but she still stands by her decision. The actress believed Guardians of the Galaxy would flop in 2014 and feared the unusual space adventure could derail her career. Seyfried, 40, recently revisited the decision during a Q&A session. Although Zoe Saldaña ultimately played Gamora, Seyfried explained that the film's bizarre premise and demanding production never appealed to her. "And also they're all in space," Seyfried explained. "This will ruin my career if this is bad. And there's a high chance that this could be bad." Of course, the film became a major hit, earning more than $700 million worldwide. Its success launched a trilogy, with the 2017 sequel collecting over $863 million and 2023's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 earning more than $845 million. The franchise's reach extended into the Avengers…

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Ramayana director Nitesh Tiwari clarifies AI use in dubbing: ‘AI is only being used to lip sync’

Ramayana director Nitesh Tiwari clarifies AI use in dubbing: 'AI is only being used to lip sync' - Ramayana director Nitesh Tiwari clarifies AI use in dubbing: AI is only being used to lip sync Ramayana director Nitesh Tiwari clarifies AI use in dubbing: ‘AI is only being used to lip sync’ Ramayana AI controversy: Nitesh Tiwari says AI is used only for lip-syncing, not dubbing Director Nitesh Tiwari has clarified how artificial intelligence (AI) has been used in Ramayana: Rise of a Legend after social media users speculated that the film’s characters had been dubbed using AI. At the film’s world premiere in Los Angeles, the filmmaker explained that AI has been used only to match the characters’ lip movements with dialogue in different languages, while the voices have been recorded by real artists. Speaking at the premiere, Tiwari said the technology would help audiences worldwide watch…

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Black women have a 400-year history with Shakespeare. A new exhibit in D.C. finally tells their story

Curator Dr. Patricia Akhimie brings together 400 years of artifacts, exploring how Black women have engaged with Shakespeare on their own terms. In the middle of the Folger Shakespeare Library's newest exhibit, surrounded by 400 years of rare books, manuscripts, and a Shakespeare First Folio, there's a sofa, intentionally placed for visitors to sit and take in centuries' worth of artifacts that connect Black women and Shakespeare. "But here at the Folger Shakespeare Library, that's what we live and breathe all day," she shared. "So I really hope that the exhibition is a place where there's an entry point for anyone and everyone. I hope the exhibit really expands that, makes people feel like there's room on the sofa for you." She knows what it's like to find that seat. She found hers in middle school. Akhimie's passion for understanding Shakespeare's connection to Black women bloomed in…

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