Randall Emmett wants Vanderpump Rules star Lala Kent to "slow down" when it comes to planning for baby number two. The couple just welcomed their baby girl Ocean Emmett back in March and the Hollywood director isn't ready for another one so soon. Lala is loving her life as a new mom and is already eager to make baby Ocean a big sister. But it looks like she will have to wait until she and her fiancé get on the same page about expanding their family further.
Lala has been adjusting to motherhood through her stepmother role to Randall's eldest kids. The Midnight in the Switchgrass director has two children from his previous relationship with You star Ambyr Childs. Lala has shared how much she enjoys spending time with Randall and his kids and getting practice for when her time to welcome a child came around. Lala was among the pregnancy pact of Vanderpump Rules stars who all managed to get pregnant around the same time last year. Lala, Scheana Shay, and the since-removed Brittany Cartwright and Stassi Schroeder all welcomed their first child within months of each other. Ocean is the first for Lala and Randall as a couple, but Lala is making sure it won't be their last.
In the four months since welcoming their daughter, Lala has already teased her plans to have another child. But Randall wants his wife-to-be to calm down with all the baby talk for now. “She keeps talking about another baby,” Randall told Us Weekly. “So I’m like, ‘Slow down!’” However, Randall is having a great time with Lala“practicing is good … and healthy." Randall says the pair agreed that they'll wait a year before having another child. “We’ll take it from there,” he said before noting how “good" their postpartum love life has been.
Lala has never been shy with sharing her hot and steamy bedroom activity with Randall on the show. She has boasted about how her skills are what got Randall to ply her private and spoil her with lavish gifts. It looks like Lala is still keeping her man satisfied despite popping out a baby four months ago. “Now that the baby’s out and thriving, we have had some really good date nights and have found a way to have our [time] where everybody is out of the way,” Randall shared. “We’re thriving.”
Back in May, Lala explained why she was sort of in a hurry to have another baby with her older beau. While she's only 30 years old, Randall is 20 years her senior, and his “clock [was] ticking” Lala says. “It doesn’t have to be right away because I am just so in love, and I want to enjoy [my daughter, Ocean], for as long as possible," she shared. "[But] I definitely want to have another baby." Randall is just going to have to get in line with Lala's wishes. They're doing what needs to be done to make it happen, so another Emmett might be on the way sooner rather than later.
As Green Lantern is one of DC Comics' biggest legacies, the Emerald Knight has been depicted in live-action, both on the big and small screen. Through the decades, Warner Bros. has adapted several iconic DC characters repeatedly, both on television and in the theaters. One of them is the Green Lantern Corps, which consists of several beloved members that have carried the Green Lantern name. From characters like Hal Jordan, Alan Scott, John Stewart, to Guy Gardner, Kyle Rayner, Jessica Cruz, and Simon Baz, the Emerald Knights are a huge component of the DC Universe.
While Green Lantern is definitely one of the more expensive properties to bring into live-action, the Corps has had their fair share of a presence outside of the comics and animations. One of their upcoming adventures is HBO Max's Green Lantern series, which will feature Alan, Guy, Jessica, Simon, and Sinestro as leading characters. Finn Wittrock will bring Guy to life, with other cast members yet to be announced. On the feature side, Warner Bros. has Green Lantern Corps, which has been in development since 2014 and is reportedly eying a 2022-2023 release date. If the DCEU movie does happen, it will feature Hal and John as the leads, with the latter being mentored by the former.
But while that is yet to come, Warner Bros. has featured the Green Lanterns in multiple live-action TV shows and films over the years. Some depictions were better than others, while certain instances of the Green Lantern Corps were only limited to cameos.
The first time Green Lantern ever appeared in live-action was on the Legends of the Superheroes, a two-part special that aired back in January 1979. The late Howard Murphy played Hal as the Green Lantern of that special. His scenes mainly were about trying to stop Thaal Sinestro, played by Charlie Callas. Since it was more of a family-centric show, Murphy's Green Lantern was heavily comedic, as was Callas' Sinestro. Due to it being in the late '70s, the effects were what they were, while the tone of both specials was incredibly cheeky.
While a Justice League live-action show would have slimmer chances of happening today, the DC team almost had its own CBS series. In 1997, CBS attempted to produce a weekly show based on the team called Justice League of America. Their pilot, which aired as an extended TV movie, aired on December 28, 1997. The group consisted of The Flash, Green Lantern, Fire, Ice, The Atom, and the Martian Manhunter. While Justice League of America never got picked up, Matthew Settle became the first actor ever to portray Guy Gardner. However, the characterization of Settle's Guy drew more from Hal and Kyle, which was only one of the pilot's weirdest aspects.
The Justice Society of America made their live-action debut in Smallville season 9, for episodes 11, "Society," and episode 12, "Legends." The CW ended up airing it as a two-part event, titled "Absolute Justice," which explored the Golden Age group of heroes, past and current ones. While Hawkman, Doctor Fate, and Stargirl were the primary characters they focused on; there were also cameos to past Justice Society members through flashbacks and archived footage. One of them was Alan Scott, who is seen being arrested and sent to jail, with Doug Pinton playing the Golden Age Green Lantern. In the present time, Alan is still alive but is on the down-low after what happened in the 1970s.
Arrow, out of all the Arrowverse shows, included Green Lantern Easter eggs and references the most. From all the times they used Ferris Air to characters like Roy Stewart and Susan Williams, Arrow has definitely tried to incorporate the Green Lantern Crops into the Arrowverse. Despite the restrictions given by Warner Bros., Arrow season 4 did a clever Green Lantern Easter egg in order to establish Hal Jordan's existence in The CW franchise. During the Coast City flashbacks in the Arrow season 4 premiere, titled "Green Arrow," a person is seen wearing an aviator jacket with the name "Jordan" on it, meant to be Hal, but without seeing his face. While Hal isn't someone fans should ever expect to see on The CW, the Arrowverse is instead eying John Diggle as their (sort of) Green Lantern.
While David Ramsey's character started as an original creation for Arrow, Diggle has many similarities to John Stewart and is seemingly an amalgamation of the DC character. While Roy is Stewart's grandfather in the comics, the Arrowverse made him Diggle's stepfather as a way to set up that Stewart connection. Even in the Elseworlds crossover, Earth-90 Flash recognized Diggle, alluding to his doppelganger being a Green Lantern on the alternative Earth. The final Green Lantern set up for Diggle was in the Arrow series finale when he got his ring, even though viewers only saw him find an alien box with something green glowing inside of it. Whether or not the shows will see him as Green Lantern, Ramsey is, more or less, playing John 'Stewart' Diggle.
Smallville wasn't the only DC series to use the Golden Age Green Lantern, as Alan was also established in the Stargirl universe. As Courtney Whitmore took on Starman's mantle by becoming Stargirl, the young heroine also ended up resurrecting the Justice Society of America. The pilot began with a flashback of the original JSA's final battle against the Injustice Society of America, with Alan being one of them. His green energy is seen multiple times, and by the end of their clash, it is meant to be believed that the Green Lantern was killed. During Stargirl season 1, Alan's Green Lantern was one of the objects Courtney took from the JSA Brownstone, while the ring is mysteriously missing. Despite Alan's ambiguous whereabouts, it does seem unlikely he is alive, due to HBO Max's Green Lantern being set to use him as a main character. However, the Stargirl showrunners have specified that is definitely a storyline coming regarding the lantern, which could be in the upcoming second season. Perhaps Alan's daughter Jade exists in this universe and will become the JSA's new Green Lantern?
If Green Lantern Corps does become a reality, it won't be the first time the property has had a feature film. In 2011, before the DCEU was even a thing, Ryan Reynolds starred as Hal in Green Lantern, directed by Martin Campbell. The film follows Hal's origin story as he is chosen as the new protector of Sector 2814 after Abin Sur's passing. Aside from Hal and Abin, iconic Corps members like Sinestro, Kilowog, and Tomar-Re are also present. Green Lantern also featured Hector Hammond and Parallax as the villains, while Sinestro was set up as the antagonist for the sequel. During the post-credits scene, Sinestro puts on a Yellow Lantern ring, foreshadowing his villainous path. Had Green Lantern been a success, it would have likely been the first film of a new shared universe. Due to poor box office results and negative critical reception, Green Lantern 2 never happened.
The latest cinematic depiction of Green Lantern was in Zack Snyder's Justice League, with several Corps members included. During the History Lesson sequence, Yalan Gur, a minor Green Lantern in the comics, gets his live-action debut. When Uxas, before taking the name Darkseid, tried to invade Earth thousands of years ago as he was seeking the Anti-Life Equation. Yalan ends up joining forces with the Olympic Gods, Atlanteans, Amazons, and humans to battle Uxas's army of Parademons. Even though Uxas and his army are stopped, Yalan does get killed by the Apokolips lord, with his Green Lantern ring flying away to find Yalan's successor.
But while Yalan represented the Green Lantern Corps of the past, Zack Snyder's Justice League also includes a member who would be part of the future. During Cyborg's Knightmare vision, he sees the consequences that would come to life if they went through with reviving Superman. Not only does Victor see Wonder Woman and Aquaman's deaths, he witnesses Superman succumbing to the Anti-Life Equation after Darkseid murdered Lois Lane. As they take over the planet, Kilowog's dead body can be seen in the ruins of the Hall of Justice, hinting that he tried to help the heroes at some point to stop defeat Darkseid. However, Zack Snyder's Justice League originally had another Green Lantern as Wayne T. Carr had been cast and shot as John Stewart.
Zack Snyder's Justice League was initially meant to end with Stewart approaching Bruce Wayne in the final scene. Despite having filmed it, Warner Bros. didn't want Snyder to use John Stewart in his film, stating it was because they had plans of their own with that specific Green Lantern, so Snyder had to replace him with Martian Manhunter. Ever since revealing Carr's casting as John Stewart, Snyder has talked more about having to remove John Stewart from Justice League, while also releasing photos from the day they filmed his scene. Snyder did also recently reveal a photo of Carr in the Green Lantern costume during a Q&A. So even if John was never in the film, it doesn't change the fact that an actor was cast as Green Lantern and filmed a scene, with the footage being in Snyder's possession.
Before Barry Allen officially became theFlash, he read Flash Comics! Some comic book characters have always had a meta edge. Most famously, Marvel’s Deadpool is renowned as a character who always breaks the “fourth wall.” Recently, over on DC’s side, Ambush Bug has been taking on a Deadpool-type role. Not that he’s an anti-hero or a mercenary, but simply because he is almost always talking to readers. It’s a unique way of telling a story that arguably involves the reader far more than if it were to ignore their presence altogether.
Barry Allen is one of DC’s most famous Flashes. Despite being the most popular Flash, Barry was not the first person to don the red speedster outfit with the lightning bolt. Jay Garrick came first as DC’s Golden Age Flash and his legacy paved the way for characters like Barry and Wally West, introducing the idea of a super-fast hero who can sprint across the planet with no trouble. After many years of development and introducing new versions of the Flash, DC created the concept of the Flash Family. Their unique family is full of speedsters who possess the same or similar abilities. Here, they are able to team up as their own unique version of the Justice League.
During Barry Allen’s first tenure as the main Flash of DC’s universe, Jay Garrick also existed. But not in the way one might think. The original Flash existed in comic book form in Barry’s world, not in reality. Barry reading FlashComics is a self-knowing nod that makes fun of the normal structure of comic books. Usually, heroes exist in a completely fictional world that ignores real things like books, films or anything that can be identified. But what’s even greater is that Barry was inspired by Jay Garrick who he only knew as a comic book character. Therefore, Barry Allen was originally inspired by reading DC Comics. Without Flash Comics, Barry wouldn’t be the hero that he is today. However, with DC’s many timelines and continuity changes, it’s unknown if the current Barry Allen has the same origin.
Even though Barry thought the original Flash was a fictional character, it turns out he isn’t. Soon after taking on the Flash mantle, Barry is made aware of the multiverse. Here, he finds out that Jay Garrick actually exists on another Earth. Jay is exactly the same hero that Barry loved reading about. The reason for Flash Comics existing in Barry’s reality is explained by saying the writer had somehow tapped into Jay’s Earths frequency. He had been having dreams of the original Flash’s adventures, which actually happened. This is a huge revelation that defies logic and is a fun twist for longtime fans of the Flash.
It’s every reader's greatest dream to be given superpowers and transform into the heroes that they read about. That is one of the core ideas behind superheroes as they are icons who represent something unreachable. So seeing someone like Barry Allen become just like his favorite hero is a very neat twist that fans would appreciate. On the other hand, Infinite Frontier writer Joshua Williamson has stated that DC’s new hotly anticipated miniseries will be mainly told from the perspective of DC’s citizens. This is another interesting angle that has the potential to ground superheroes. Although Flash and Infinite Frontier’s citizens have no direct correlation, they both share a unique perspective that values normal people’s insight into greater events.
Following the release of Marvel’s Black Widow movie, O.T. Fagbenle’s Rick Mason is still an MCU mystery. Given his absence from most of the trailers and marketing, there was a great deal of speculation regarding what role he would have in Black Widow’s first (and only) solo adventure in the MCU. Based on the secrecy surrounding his character, many theorized that Mason would stand revealed as Black Widow’s Taskmaster and the movie’s real villain.
Mason didn’t turn out to be an antagonist, but he did emerge as an enigma in the movie. At various points in the movie, Fagbenle’s character proved to be a resourceful ally to Black Widow (Scarlet Johansson). Natasha, despite not being in a position to seek aid from S.H.I.E.L.D., the Avengers, or the government, was somehow able to get whatever she needed from Mason. Surprisingly, there didn’t seem to be a limit to his resourcefulness. Mason’s ability to get his hands on seemingly unobtainable supplies understandably raised a lot of questions about his backstory. However, these questions were never directly answered.
That being said, Rick Mason could continue to have a presence in the MCU. Black Widow’s story has ended, but he could always appear in projects tied to other Marvel characters, such as Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner), Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), Moon Knight (Oscar Isaac), and Sam Wilson’s Captain America (Anthony Mackie). After all, Natasha doesn’t have to be the only hero to benefit from Mason’s connections. As for how he has become such a valuable asset, some clues can be gleaned from the comic book character and what’s known about his relationship with Natasha.
Between 1982 and 1993, Marvel Comics published over 70 “Marvel Graphic Novels”. Some of these super-sized standalone comics put the spotlight on established heroes like Killraven and Captain Mar-Vell, while others introduced brand-new characters into the Marvel Universe. Some of these, like the New Mutants, went on to become major comic book heroes, while others fell through the cracks and never really took off. Fitting into the latter category is Rick Mason, who starred in the 1990 graphic novel, Rick Mason: The Agent.
In the story, he was introduced as the son of Phineas Mason aka The Tinkerer, who has a reputation as one of Spider-Man’s first enemies. Unlike his villainous father, Rick was depicted as a hero who works as a freelance intelligence agent. Not affiliated with any particular agency, Rick was willing to sell his services to “the highest bidder” and was known to people in the Marvel Universe as “The Agent”. His storyline in Rick Mason: The Agent put him in the employ of Nick Fury, who needed him to take down a drug ring run by super-powered villains. Apparently, Mason has a talent for subduing characters with powers, even though he doesn’t have any of his own.
Following the release of the graphic novel, Marvel used Rick Mason as a guest character in a little more than a handful of comics. Over the years, the Agent has enjoyed brief team-ups with both Carol Danvers and Luke Cage but has no known history with Black Widow.
The MCU adaptation of Rick Mason has been consistently described as a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent who Black Widow worked with during her days in the organization. Assuming this is true, that helps explain how Mason has the resources that he does. It was through Mason that Black Widow gained access to a Quinjet, which are highly advanced jets designed by S.H.I.E.L.D. engineers. They’re also operated by members of the Avengers. If Mason was a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent before its fall in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, he could have knowledge of hidden S.H.I.E.L.D. warehouses, complete with all sorts of high-tech equipment, including Quinjets. Also, working under S.H.I.E.L.D. (and in the field of espionage in general) may have enabled Mason to develop a long list of contacts associated with various countries and organizations. His military career could have contributed to his long list of connections as well. Fagbenle has confirmed in the past that Mason is “ex-military”. Having friends in high places and S.H.I.E.L.D. intel on secret supply caches scattered all over the world would certainly make Mason a good ally to have for people like Black Widow.
If Mason is working for S.H.I.E.L.D. or any other intelligence organization in the MCU, he doesn’t confirm it in Black Widow. Looking at how his character is portrayed and what Fagbenle has said about him, it’s more likely that Mason is a freelance operative with no official ties to any agency or government. As noted above, the comic book version of Rick Mason had no loyalties to S.H.I.E.L.D., the CIA, or anyone else, but he wasn’t opposed to doing a job for them if offered a sufficient sum. That makes sense of why he was called “The Agent”, a name that didn’t include affiliation to a specific government. Because of this approach to his work, Mason had full control over his operations in the Marvel Universe. Being someone who answered to no one, he chose for himself whether he did a mission or not.
This is the core element of who Mason is in the comics, so it seems sensible that this aspect of his character is the reason why Marvel picked him for this Phase 4 movie in Black Widow. Plus, it’s worth noting that Fagbenle has described Mason in a way that matches how he was characterized in the Rick Mason: The Agent graphic novel from 1990. According to Fagbenle, Mason is “ready to work for the highest bidder”. His personality in the movie helps create a similar impression. In other words, the MCU’s Mason doesn’t have a boss either. What that ultimately means for his character is that his MCU future is wide open. Any Marvel character in a Phase 4 movie or Disney+ show with deep pockets could potentially pay for Mason’s services. The next time he appears, he could be in the employ of someone with great wealth, such as Moon Knight. Alternatively, he may be willing to provide assistance to other former associates in the same way that he did to Natasha in Black Widow. For instance, there’s a chance he could receive a call from Clint Barton in Hawkeye.
Adam Lebzo, also known as Adam the Translator, is one of the most celebrated stars of 90 Day Fiancé. The show is infamous for featuring relationships that are inundated with toxic behavior, from cheating to stars like Big Ed putting women down, but Adam has dedicated his experience on reality television to helping others. Currently, Adam is continuing to spread goodwill and is improving the lives of humans and animals.
Adam made an impact on fans due to his performance in 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way. In season 2 of the hit reality series, Adam was brought onto the show to help Brittany Banks and Yazan Abu Horira's communication. With Brittany being from Palm Beach, Florida, and Yazan originating from Amman, Jordan, the couple's relationship was strained by their language barrier. Adam was in the middle of several difficult conversations and arguments, doing his best to help both parties understand one another. Adam has also appeared on 90 Day Bares All, where he provided rational insight on Brittany and Yazan's romance on 90 Day Fiancé. Fans find Adam's calming energy to be a breath of fresh air.
Like Yazan, Adam lives in Amman and he keeps himself busy when he's not helping a couple communicate on 90 Day Fiancé. According to his Instagram, Adam is an author and a musician in addition to a translator. As if all of these professions weren't enough, Adam dedicates a great deal of his time to his cat shelter. Adam is the co-founder of the shelter, Lumière, which is based in Amman. Fans are supportive of Adam's cat shelter and the translator regularly receives donations from followers. Adam communicates with his loyal fanbase on Reddit, where he keeps his supporters up to date on his cat shelter. Recently, Adam thanked fans for donating to his shelter and shared how he has been utilizing the extra income.
Adam made a recent post on Reddit in which he gave his followers a "kitty update." Unfortunately, Adam's message revealed that his cat shelter is taking on some difficult cases. Adam included some graphic pictures of cats and dogs with injuries to demonstrate the serious issues his shelter is treating. Adam's update was mostly optimistic and he said he wouldn't have been able to help these animals without his fans' "support and generosity." As should be expected, Adam's followers responded to his post with words of encouragement and praise. One Reddit user commented, "Adam is a saint. He should get his own spinoff." Another fan expressed their love for 90 Day Fiance's Adam the Translator, "I love this dude more and more!!! We need another 90 day fiance that needs Adam as a translator!!!" Another Reddit user proclaimed, "TLC should give you a special. Hope to see more exposure for this cause."
Although Adam was already beloved by audiences for his peacemaking efforts on 90 Day Fiancé, the work he has recently been doing to help animals has made him even more popular. Lately, Adam has wisely used his fame among fans to improve upon his cat shelter and care for more kittens in need. Adam isn't the typical 90 Day Fiancé star, and for that, fans are grateful.
The Forgotten City has been released as a full standalone game. The title is built off an original The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim mod that exploded in popularity. While the core ideas remain the same, the game differentiates itself with an alternate setting and new characters.
The Forgotten Cityuses time travel as a core gameplay mechanic to solve its mysteries. This way, players can use past knowledge to turn enemies into friends or slyly get revenge. However, this goes both ways and one may also need to rekindle a strong bond from that first awkward impression.
Many residents occupy The Forgotten City and are up for helping the player stop the Golden Rule.
Galerius
Galerius is already a friendly guy, but he will become ecstatic if you aid him in wooing Equitia. One must first locate Galerius’ zip-line prototype in the slums, and then ask him about it in a subsequent loop. He will hand over the device which can be attached to any of the rope cables in the city to quickly get across. Use the one located right outside the Temple of Proserpina, drop off while over the lake to land on the rock formation. Grab the flower on top and bring it to Equitia on Galerius’ behave. She will inform players that she already knows Galerius’ feelings and the gesture isn’t necessary, meaning another flower won’t be needed on subsequent loops.
Horatius
Horatius is very law-abiding and loyal to Sentius and his family. Players will simply need to follow any rules or commands given by Hortius or his masters to stay on the guard’s good side. If Horatius has to escort the player out, he won’t take it personally but may not be as cordial.
Sentius
Sentius is very focused on stopping the one who is going to break the Golden Rule. He will be friendly as long as players are willing to following his orders. Either defying him or accusing him of the very conspirator will cause him to become brisk. Entering the cistern and finding Sentilla will make Sentius outright hostile, and this state cannot be mended by looping.
Sentia
Sentia is rather rude to players as she views them as barbarians. By agreeing to help find Sentilla, the older sister will be a bit friendlier. However, accusing her of crimes or other amoral acts will cause her to ignore players until the next loop.
Equitia
Equitia is already helpful due to her role as priestess. However, she has become concerned about Livia’s mental state and ramblings of patterns. She will ask players to speak to four or five citizens to see what they recall about arriving at the city. After finding clues linking the river Tiber, coins, and death Equitia will ask players to join her at the Roman Baths. After examining the murals inside, she will become much more open about her own experience.
Lucretia
Lucretia has become stressed from filling in for Naevia because the former is not a trained doctor. Players can help relieve her duties by either finding Naevia’s key in her slum room or talking to Naevia directly in the Palace dungeon. Use the key on the Temple of Apollo chest to gain knowledge of cures that can help Lucretia’s work.
Iulia
Iulia is dying and needs siliphium resin. This item can be bought from Desius for 1,000 denarii or stolen off his shelf. Once saved, keep conversations with Iulia sympathetic. Bringing up mean or sarcastic topics, especially related to death, will cause her to become despondent for the rest of the loop.
Desius
Desius is greedy and loves denarii. Those who own a bow can work with him to explore the Temple of Diana. One must go through the entire dungeon without confronting Desius, surprise him again outside the front door, and then agree that they are still good partners. Accusing him of betrayal or ever scamming him will cause Desius to hate players until time is rest.
Georgius
Georgius is naturally friendly and open, but will become somber if Fabia is ever harmed or killed. He will become overjoyed if the player (or Galerius) saves Fabia from certain doom.
Fabia
Fabia starts out the first loop afraid and will end up dying. In a second time loop, one will need to warn her that the abandoned temple is unsafe to save her life. She will still be terrified, but can be calmed down by defeating the assassin in the Roman Baths.
Vergil
Vergil is being persecuted by a “cultist”. One will need to find a note in Rufius’ slum room and confront him about it. Use the cure fond in Naevia’s chest to heal his affliction, and as thanks demand he leave Vergil alone.
Rufius
Rufius is roaming around the streets in pain. Players will need Naevia’s above-mentioned medical knowledge. With it, speak to Lucretia for some willow bark, and give it to Rufius to treat his rheumatism.
Duli
Duli is locked up due to his inhibition of stealing. Players can get on his good side by mentioning they or Gelerius will help him escape. If players hint that Duli deserves to be in jail then he will refuse to talk until the time is reset.
Livia
Livia has been ranting and is seemingly insane to the rest of the population. Players will need to go with Equitia to the Roman Baths and look over the murals inside. Now, approach Livia and tell her she is absolutely right. She will calm a little and be friendly.
Octavia
Octavia will start off talkative, but will run away when Ulpius dies. As long as players prevent this tragedy, she will maintain a friendly attitude. However, she will also become brisk if she spots players sneaking into the secret Christian shrine.
Ulpius
Ulpius has lost hope from the disappearance of Sentilla and Iulia’s impending death. To stop his suicide attempt players must first save Iulia’s life, tell him to think of Sentilla, and have 2,000 denarii to pay off their debts. Note that unless Malleolus has been blackmailed, players will have to pay this fee on every loop; to save money make sure Malleolus drops from the election before time traveling.
Some characters in The Forgotten City have gone missing, are untouchable, or were unaccounted for in the Magistrate census.
Naevia
Naevia can be found inside the Palace with the real Golden Bow Desius is scheming after. To get on her good side, agree to use the bow to re-freeze all of the flayed statues. Otherwise, she may become uncommunicative or even hostile.
Hermit Philosopher
This man is a secret inhabitant. Players will need to view the mural in the Roman Baths first. Now, crawl through the passage in the back of the Temple of Demeter. The philosopher is inside, and is willing to discuss interesting and pragmatic ideas. However, if players are closed-minded the philosopher may dismiss them during this time.
Khabash
After pleasing the philosopher, players will have a key to the Duat. Inside, Khabash will be on his guard but still willing to speak as long as players refrain from entering the Sumerian floor. If one ignores this advice, Khabash will later intercept players. To become friendly, one will need to convince him that there is no shame with building a good society on the back of another. Otherwise, goading him will make him attack and break the Golden Rule.
Sentilla
Sentilla has been locked away in the cistern. Players that find her must actually refuse to help her. She will become angry during the current loop, but if an ending is later reached she will apologize directly. She will be a bit sad if Ulpius died, or show players gratitude if he lived.
There are other inhabitants of The Forgotten City, like Domitus and Aurelia. However, they are antagonistic characters only looking out for themselves. Players may be able to temporarily placate them for quest goals, but any ounce of friendship is simply deception.
Warning: contains spoilers for Dragon Ball Super chapter 73!
Dragon Ball Super just gaveVegeta the best chance he's ever had at finally surpassing Goku, but only because Beerus the God of Destruction is rooting for him. The lazy feline deity is usually indifferent to the petty affairs of mere mortals (unless they have to do with food), but things just got personal, because now he has skin in the game.
Goku's latest way to leave the Saiyan Prince in the dust is his ability to achieve Ultra Instinct during times of peril. Of course, Vegeta rejects the technique because Goku learned it first, but that means he needs to find an alternative that will give him the edge he so desires. In Dragon Ball Super chapter 73, Vegeta reveals a fiery new transformation that finally allows him to match Ultra Instinct, but he only harnessed this power because Beerus took a surprising interest in helping him get there.
While watching Goku continue to perfect Ultra Instinct with the Angel Whis, Vegeta starts conversing with a tired Beerus about the technique and how the gods have others at their disposal. It turns out, Beerus is similarly disdainful of Ultra Instinct, as it requires finding tranquility and calmness. He much prefers blowing things up, especially as Ultra Instinct is an Angel technique. Of course, Beerus won't train Vegeta himself as it's not in his "job description" to help out others, but Beerus welcomes Vegeta to follow him while he exercises and "steal" one of the many attacks he'll wield during that time. Vegeta eventually chooses Beerus' signature Destruction technique, turning his rivalry with Goku into a proxy competition between the Angels and the Gods of Destruction.
Time passes as both Vegeta and Goku train, and they eventually receive a mission from a pair of mysterious aliens who are actually part of an elaborate plot to kill them. The mastermind behind this scheme is the Cerealian Granolah who wishes to eradicate all Saiyans for destroying his homeworld. Before leaving, Beerus gives Vegeta an accessory to attach to his earlobe that signifies he can now wield Destruction. Beerus then orders Vegeta, "Now get out there and prove that the Gods of Destruction's signature move is stronger than Angel techniques."
While a brief moment, it's incredibly important when realizing how much Vegeta must have grown during his training. Beerus usually doesn't get emotionally invested in such things, but if he considers Vegeta a proxy for the Gods of Destruction, it must mean that Vegeta's ability to wield Destruction is absolutely flawless, and that his mastery of it has the potential to outshine Ultra Instinct. Beerus seems to want this desperately, implying that despite Vegeta's hatred of taking instruction, the God of Destruction actually put enough effort into educating Vegeta that he became invested in the results and considers them a reflection on his own standing.
Beerus' investment in Vegeta's newfound power suggests the sheer scale of the transformation the Saiyan Prince now commands, but it also makes it clear why a God of Destruction has joined Dragon Ball Super's legion of fans in wanting to see Vegeta outshine Goku, treating their rivalry as the new last word in deciding whether the Angels or the Gods of Destruction have the stronger techniques.
The 90 Day Fiancé franchise has been known for jump-starting influencer careers, but some stars have surprised viewers by using their platforms for more selfless reasons. While many cast members have started on reality TV and moved on to have careers on platforms such as OnlyFans, Instagram, and YouTube, other stars have not been as focused on self-promotion. A number of franchise stars have revealed their interest in charity and their selfless and generous natures that make them unique among reality stars.
The current 90 Day Fiancé franchise cast has been accused of appearing on the show to obtain fame. Viewers have doubted the authenticity of many current 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? plotlines, as it appears apparent that many cast members are more interested in fame than they are in airing genuine connections. The Potthast family has been called out in particular for airing what appears to be scripted drama while rising star Yara Zaya has been criticized for only being focused on seeking fame. Meanwhile, other cast members, such as Angela Deem and Rebecca Parrott, continue to peddle weight loss products to their followers despite surgery being the reason for their slimmed-down figures.
The increase in aspiring influencers makes cast members who use their platforms for something outside of themselves all the more praised by fans. Unfortunately, it is often the more dramatic cast members who end up featured in new content. Since the kinder and more down-to-earth couples often choose to lead lives off-screen, that has left the franchise flooded with dramatic personalities accused of faking problems for more screen time. Discover which 90 Day Fiancé cast members are known for their generosity.
Kalani Faagata continues to air drama with her husband Asuelu Pulaa on Happily Ever After, but the mother of two uses her franchise fame for worthy causes. Kalani uses her social media fame to shed light on the Sāmoan community. She makes it her mission to bring awareness and attention to influential people in the Sāmoan community who often don’t receive the recognition they deserve. Kalani has established herself as one of the most culturally aware Americans presented in a franchise that often depicts the American partner as being culturally insensitive or ignorant. Kalani also works to reveal the wonder of Sāmoan culture in a kind, fun, and informative way.
Star of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Ariela Weinberg might receive some flak for her on-screen antics with Biniyam Shibre, but the American woman revealed herself to be surprisingly charity-focused. Unlike many other American partners, Ariela went out of her way to adapt to Binyam’s Ethiopian culture. The mother of Aviel also set up a fundraiser to raise money for a burn victim in her community in an attempt to improve the woman’s living conditions. Ariela used her platform to raise awareness for the woman’s harsh life conditions and bring out the best in people by forming a community. Many viewers were impressed by Ariela’s positive use of her 90 Day Fiancé fame.
Anna Campisi and Mursel Mistanoglu are one of the sweetest and most relatable franchise couples, and they also dedicate their efforts to a worthy cause. The international beekeepers devote their time to saving bee populations. Anna and Mursel sell honey in their business, Beauty And The Bees, as well as other natural body products. Anna said she started her business in 2015 in order to work with her love for all things bees, and Mursel joined his wife in the business once they got together. The couple now works to bring local and natural products to their community through a business that profits the environment and bee populations.
Avery Mills won over many viewers after the American appeared on 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days. The wife of Omar Albakour stood by her husband while he waited to get his US visa and continually works to combat hate with love and education. Avery, who converted to Islam before meeting her Muslim husband, dedicates her social media to breaking down stereotypes about Islam and Muslim couples. The American has said she receives hate for her conversion but that it hasn’t deterred her from embracing her faith. Avery also uses her social media presence to raise awareness for causes, such as the freedom of Palestine, as well as for charities, such as access to clean water in Syria.
Gwen Eymard has earned the title of being the most supportive mother-in-law in the franchise. The mother of Jovi Dufren is praised for her generous nature and for always supporting Jovi’s wife Yara Zaya. Gwen goes out of her way to support Yara and baby Mylah, especially when Jovi travels for work. Since the 90 Day Fiancé franchise often features overbearing parents and mothers who are reluctant to let their sons go, Gwen stands out as a breath of fresh air. She continues to support Yara and Mylah, despite Yara sometimes being bratty. However, Gwen also knows when to stand up for herself. Overall, Gwen serves as a strong example of a mother-in-law and grandmother, as well as someone who can recognize their own needs.
Molly Hopkins became a franchise regular due to her humorous commentary. However, Molly’s real passion and career is helping women find comfortable bras in order to empower them. The CEO of Livi Rae Lingerie runs a thriving lingerie shop in Georgia. Molly has stated that her company goal is helping women feel both comfortable and happy in their bodies. To do so, Molly helps ladies find comfortable bras that cater to a wide audience. During the height of the pandemic, Molly even took her bra fittings online to offer virtual support. The mother of two made it clear that she is open to customers from all walks of life, as Livi Rae is an inclusive company. Many viewers have considered Molly to be a champion of women who is devoted to helping others.
Rose Vega is one cast member who used her Before The 90 Days fame to better the lives of her loved ones. While some cast members have been accused of faking drama for attention and exploiting family members, Rose has maintained her kind, upbeat, and genuine demeanor. The Filipina single mom memorably was living in abject poverty when she was featured in the franchise. Rose has since built a successful career as an influencer that has seen her income significantly rise. Rose used her modeling career to provide a beautiful life for her son and father and she continues to use her platform as a source for inspiring women and advocating for female empowerment. Many 90 Day Fiancé franchise fans view Rose as a source of inspiration for advocating for personal rights and knowing one’s worth.
Ariela Weinberg, who showed up in the 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way season 3 trailer with a makeover is revealing how she got fillers due to her TMJ and post-baby weight loss. The 2021 edition of TOW returns with Ariela and Biniyam, and surprisingly, her ex-husband of 10 years, Leandro as well. Since their engagement, Ariela and Biniyam have been staying in Ethiopia with son Avi and 90 Day Fiancé fans will have to keep guessing if they get married and if they really are in America together. However, also keeping TLC viewers interested is Ariela’s new face which she admits is the result of Botox and fillers.
The first look of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way season 3 shocked fans who least expected Ariela to have relationship troubles because of her ex-husband visiting Ethiopia. “I won’t let him take Ari back to America,” Biniyam tells the cameras as they’re informed of Leandro. Ariela does leave Ethiopia later, and Biniyam wonders if he’ll ever see her again. In a different scene, Ariela tells Biniyam she’ll never return to Ethiopia again due to something that he did. But interestingly, all that many 90 Day Fiancé fans noticed was Ariela’s makeover during this clip, spurring rumors of her getting plastic surgery, possibly fillers in her eyes and lips.
Amidst the speculations, Ariela Weinberg, who’s known to be frank and approachable on Instagram, confirmed that she’d gotten fillers by reposting a video from her aesthetician’s office itself. The 90 Day Fiancé star soon shared another story on IG while telling her 225k plus followers why she “got procedures done.” The Princeton native revealed that she had botox injected into her jaw, around her eyes, and in her lip area. “My uneven small [sic] caused by my TMJ disorder has bothered me for a long time,” said Ariela about her smile which was evened out using botox, which also helped her stop grinding her teeth which she calls her “neverending nightmare.”
90 Day Fiancé: The Other Waycast member Ariela confessed, “I also got fillers in my lips to create a more even smile and to match my big Ole teeth!” Answering the question about why Ariela got fillers in her face, she described that due to her 45 pounds weight loss after having baby Avi in November 2019, she’d had “volume loss.” Ariela also got fillers under her eyes to help with the same volume issue. “I’d rather be transparent about it,” wrote Ariela, and promised that fans will still be able to “recognize her.” Ariela also joked, “Whether that’s good or bad you tell me,” as she thanked her beauty center for giving her “more confidence.”
Back in November 2020, Ariela had opened up about her TMC or “temporomandibular joint” having an effect on her smile and speech that affected her facial expressions as seen on 90 Day Fiancé. Meanwhile, now that Ariela is back in the states, the rumor of Biniyam being spotted in NYC may be true as well. As per a Reddit user, they saw Biniyam filming in downtown Manhattan for a “reality TV show” which could be the next spin-off that he and Ariela star in after mending their problems on 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way.
Yara Zaya and Jovi Dufren finally had their much-anticipated joint strip club visit on this week’s episode of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? and viewers are overall siding with Yara. Jovi has historically been fond of visiting New Orleans strip clubs and devoting attention to the women there. He was even previously filmed receiving a topless lap dance behind Yara’s back. Though Yara attempted to join Jovi in his interests, many viewers think Jovi ruined the experience.
The 90 Day Fiancé couple has been experiencing some conflict since baby Mylah was born. While Yara is a devoted mother, Jovi is often jealous of the time she lavishes on their daughter. This led to Jovi expressing frustration over Yara not being the same party girl he fell in love with. Though Yara’s new mom anxiety and parenting stress have been defended, Jovi clearly misses his fun wife. The couple’s trip to Miami hit a snag when Yara refused to stop worrying about Mylah and even fell asleep in the Uber on the way to a date night. The couple then decided to try something new by having Yara accompany Jovi to a strip club, though Jovi took things too far by blowing kisses to a worker and refusing to leave when Yara expressed she was ready. This resulted in Yara slapping her husband in anger.
One viewer took to the r/90dayfiance Reddit to praise Yara for her open attitude and slam Jovi for refusing to respect boundaries. “I rarely agree with yara, she was trying at the strip club. She even said very nicely 'I had a good time. Can we please go do something else.' I think jovi is in the wrong on this one,” the user wrote. Commenters agreed that Jovi acted ridiculously in the situation and tried to deflect responsibility for the way he behaved. “Jovi: I don’t know what happened! The stripper took her top off and I gave her all my money and blew her kisses and Yara got upset, what a bitch!” one commenter wrote. Jovi’s attitude has led to viewers widely calling him out for being immature at his age, especially since he is married with a child.
Some viewers have expressed that Jovi isn’t ready to be a father or accept Yara’s new role as a mother. “I can't tell if their storyline is fake or not but Jovi is clearly upset” another commenter blasted Jovi. Others were furious on behalf of Yara since she had agreed to try something new but Jovi had disrespected her in return. “Jovi just kept disrespecting her by... blowing kisses at [strippers] in front of her. I don't blame Yara for slapping him." another user blasted the New Orleans party boy. Overall, many viewers thought that Yara’s furious reaction to Jovi was not out of line.
Meanwhile, Yara's life outside of the show has also been met with some conflict. Yara announced that she is launching her own makeup line. However, many franchise fans are skeptical of the quality of her products since her online clothing boutique is accused of selling cheap clothing. The new mom now joins fellow Happily Ever After star Tiffany Franco Smith in developing her own makeup products. However, many fans think that professional makeup artist Tiffany is more qualified. Despite being polarizing among fans, Yara is gaining a large following since appearing on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? Many viewers expect that Yara will appear in future franchise content as well.
Warning: contains spoilers for Mister Miracle: The Source of Freedom #3!
The granddaughter Darkseid never knew he had has become his perfect successor! In Mister Miracle: The Source of Freedom #3, on sale now in print and digital, Mister Miracle has been fighting the mysterious N'Vir, who claims to be the daughter of Scott Free and Barda. But when the curtain is pulled back and N'Vir's past is laid bare, readers meet a despot who would make her biological grandfather proud.
There have been three different Mister Miracles through the years: the first was Thaddeus Brown, who passed his act to Scott Free, who in turn trained Shiloh Norman. Scott Free is the best-known Mister Miracle, but he and his wife Barda have been somehow erased from history. No one, not even Shiloh, has any recollection they existed. Enter N'Vir, a mysterious warrior who attacks Shiloh, claiming he is disrespecting her father's legacy. Confused, Shiloh fights back, and in issue three of his new miniseries, he learns the horrifying truth of his new foe. The issue is written by Brandon Easton, with art by Fico Ossio, colors by Rico Renzi and letters by Rob Leigh.
Mister Miracle manages to overpower N'Vir and uses his Mother Box to hack into N'Vir's computer system, learning the truth of his attacker. She is indeed the daughter of Scott Free and Barda from another timeline, and she is also a galactic tyrant. Mister Miracle learns that in her timeline, N'Vir went on a quest for every Mother Box, which she then used to bolster her empire, called the Free Galactic Imperium. This regime is built on surveillance, where every action of every citizen is recorded. In her native timeline, insurgents wearing the colors of Mister Miracle overthrew N'Vir's empire. Readers learn that N'Vir has come to DC's main timeline to start the Imperium ahead of schedule. Unfortunately, as Mister Miracle hacks into her computer, she hacks into his, and uses this to completely overpower him, leaving him naked and stranded in the middle of nowhere.
Despite her heroic parents, N'Vir has far more in common with her grandfather Darkseid. Darkseid has long sought the extermination of free-will throughout the cosmos, and N'Vir has come close to achieving that. Her Free Galactic Imperium monitors its citizens in every facet of their lives - a level of control Darkseid would be proud of. N'Vir also has her grandfather's ruthless streak, shown when she totally dominates Mister Miracle, stripping him of his uniform and leaving him in the wilderness. A lingering question is what happened to Scott Free - who erased him and Barda from existence, and how does it relate to N'Vir's utter failure to live up to her heroic parents' legacy?
Fans must wait until next month to see how Mister Miracle escapes the utter defeat handed to him by N'Vir. The critically acclaimed Mister Miracle - from Tom King and Mitch Gerads - saw Darkseid attempt to seize his grandchild from Mister Miracle and Barda, intending to raise a new despot in his image, but Mister Miracle: The Source of Freedom #3 reveals N'Vir as the true heir to the ruler of Apokolips, even if that's not how she'd ever see herself. Hopefully, Shiloh can defeat Darkseid's granddaughter as the series continues and honor Mister Miracle's true legacy - even if Scott Free technically no longer exists.
Big Brother alum Mike "Boogie" Malin has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor DUI. The arrest took place in August of 2020 in Las Vegas. This is not the only encounter with the law Mike has had recently. Most recently, Mike also pleaded guilty to stalking his former Big Brother ally Dr. Will Kirby.
Since pleading guilty in June, Mike has been sentenced to a two year probational period. He also is being forced to pay Will over $20K as well as an additional $20K to Will's attorney. In 2019, Will was arrested for stalking his former Big Brother ally. Initially, he pled not guilty; however, he later changed his plea to no contest. This ultimately waved his right to a trial. Mike later appeared in court this past April.
Now, just one month after Mike pleaded guilty to stalking Will, he is also pleading guilty in another legal case. According to Us Weekly, Mike has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor DUI for his arrest in August of 2020. On July 14 of this year Mike entered his plea for the case. His additional charges, which included "possession of a drug without a prescription, having an open alcohol container inside the vehicle and unlawfully sending a text while driving" were all dismissed. For his DUI, Mike has been sentenced to an "informal probation for one year." Mike will have to complete two online classes for DUIs as well as pay $585 in fines; however, he will not have to report to a probational officer.
If Mike does not follow the rules of his probational period, he will be sentenced to 30 days in jail. According to Mike's attorney, Brett K. Harris, Mike is "doing great." He claims Mike has done more than what the courts have required him to, including seeking inpatient treatment. This treatment allegedly took place prior to his August arrest. Mike's attorney also claims that despite rumors surrounding the incident, "the prescription drugs found in his vehicle were not narcotics," rather simply hair loss medication. At the time of his arrest, Mike failed a sobriety test after he was pulled over for not only swerving but also "hit[ing] a curb and nearly collid[ing] with another vehicle."
It has been nine years since Mike last competed on Big Brother. Since then, his life has took a drastic change. Aside from his recent DUI and stalking cases, Mike also dealt with an embezzlement case as well as a $10.5 million judgement. Around the same time news broke of Mike pleading guilty for his stalking case, fellow Big Brother legend, Janelle Pierzina claimed she was forced to block Mike's phone number after he would not stop harassing her. Mike went from competing inside the Big Brother house to constantly finding himself competing with the law.
East Sea Shellos is having its own dedicated Spotlight Hour in Pokemon Go. This guide will show players how they can prepare for this event. Spotlight Hour is a weekly event where a single Pokemon has their spawn rate drastically increased. Every Tuesday, this Pokemon will make an appearance from 6 pm to 7 pm local time. Occasionally, it's a Pokemon that players might already have or one that is already insanely common. Although, August is looking to switch up this formula a bit. The last two Spotlight Hours are shrouded in a mystery of what Pokemon will be the mainstay for it. Until then, both East and West Sea Shellos will be having their own dedicated Spotlight Hours. This guide will show players how they can prepare for this event.
The thing that makes East and West Sea Shellos so valuable is dependent on which region in the world the player resides in. Players will be able to find West Sea Shellos in the Western Hemisphere while East Sea Shellos can be found in the Eastern Hemisphere. For those players to look to capture every Pokemon form in the game, they will need to travel around the world to find the most elusive. This is why this Spotlight Hour is so special. Regardless of the player's region, they will be able to find the East Sea Shellos. This guide will show players how they can prepare for East Sea Shellos Spotlight Hour.
East Sea Shellos will have its Spotlight Hour in Pokemon Go on Tuesday, August 10th from 6 pm to 7 pm local time. Here is how players can prepare for this event.
Double XP: During this event, players can earn double XP for capturing Pokemon. Using a Lucky Egg during this event will bring the XP to x4 so make sure to prepare a few of those before the event.
Clean Out Pokemon Storage: Players should clean out any unwanted Pokemon before the event begins. Every second counts during the actual event.
Capture For Trading: Since East Sea Shellos is a regional Pokemon, players should always keep a few around for trading with other players. They are highly valuable due to how rare they are in other areas of the globe.
West Sea Shellos will replace East Sea Shellos for the next Spotlight Hour. The last two Spotlight Hours of the month have yet to be announced but they will likely be new Pokemon. It will be interesting to see which Pokemon they reveal.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is filled to the brim with mysteries and oddities for players to discover, from grand spectacles to small details, perhaps none quite as charmingly strange as the chicken necromancer. Skyrim has included everything from some of the funniest bugs and glitches like giants launching players sky high, to dark, expansive quests around catching killers and assassins. But the chicken necromancer is probably near impossible to top, even for a game as wide as Skyrim.
Necromancers are a powerful class of magic users that specialize in reanimating the dead. They often summon skeletons and other undead to fight alongside them whenever they are engaged in battle with the player or other NPCs. The chicken necromancer is a bit special compared to the others, and not just because of the chicken. It's more due to the fact that he's just really not very good at his job.
Players should absolutely track down this novice necromancer if they want more of Skyrim's vast and sometimes disturbing lore, or if they need a soul gem or are just looking for a good laugh. Once encountering the poultry reanimator, he will summon chickens to fight by his side and charge into battle. It's a sight most won't forget too quickly, so here's how intrepid explorers can find the chicken necromancer of Skyrim.
To begin with, players should travel to the southeast region of Skyrim where the city of Riften is located. Starting at the Nordic tomb called Geirmund's Hall, they should then travel south towards Honeystrand cave, and end by heading towards a rocky hill to the east where the chicken necromancer can be found. He will either initiate combat, if he's aware of the player, or can be taken out from a distance with a crossbow sneak kill. For the players that choose to charge in to fight the necromancer and his undead chickens head on, they're in for an easy fight. The poor guy can be taken out with just a hit or two, and his chickens aren't much stronger.
For the lore hunters, Book 10 of Frostfall can be looted from the novice necromancer's body, which recounts a disturbing story about one of Skyrim's most prolific magic wielders, Turala. But finally, before players leave the chicken necromancer for good, they can get one last laugh by taking the chicken egg from the nest that sits atop the altar which will reanimate a chicken of their very own.
Erika Jayne from theReal Housewives of Beverly Hillsis facing more complications as jewelry purchases made from Tom Girardi’s firm were revealed. Early on, Erika refused to hand over her bank records to a trustee in connection to her estranged husband’s bankruptcy case. The trustee speculated that the reality star may have hidden assets for Tom. Erika maintained that she was innocent in Girardi Keese’s involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. New reports revealed jewelry purchases were made with funds from Girardi Keese.
The singer andReal Housewives of Beverly Hillsstar maintained her innocence when news broke about Tom’s bankruptcy case. The unfolding drama on screen did not help Erika’s image. While fans questioned the former singer’s innocence, another housewife defended Erika after the release of a Hulu documentary. Candice Dillard Basset called out fans on Twitter in defense of Erika. TheReal Housewives of Potomacstar told fans they weren’t loyal and to “Judge not lest you be judged,” because the documentary was meant to villainize Erika.
Us Weeklyshared that jewelry purchases made from Girardi Keese were revealed. Attorney Ronald Richards told the magazine that Erika turned over some records, but there are still missing pieces. Richards said, “She’s been turning it over, but we’re having some discovery disputes as to what’s been redacted and stuff like that.” Jewelry purchases were found that raised a lot of questions. Erika and Tom were accused of embezzling money after their divorce. The funds were settlements from the families of the victims involved in the Lion Air Flight 610 crash. As of now, the jewelry purchases have not been directly linked to Erika. Richards added, “We saw jewelry payments that the firm has bought from a jeweler.”
Richards shared, “...you know, jewelry doesn’t come with certificates of title, so we still need to explore that.” This might spell trouble for Erika’s innocent image. Erika implied to herReal Housewives of Beverly Hillsco-stars that other women were involved in her decision to divorce. Richards also said, “We don’t know who else Mr. Girardi would be buying jewelry for.” If Erika’s claims are true, the jewelry may not be linked to the former singer after all. Evan C. Borges, Erika’s attorney, sure seems to think so. Borges said, “Everything Erika did is legitimate. No assets are hidden. Erika is allowed to move on with her life.”
TheReal Housewives of Beverly Hillsstar has maintained her spotless image on screen. Her co-stars expressed many concerns and questions, leaving the split down the middle when it comes to believing Erika’s innocence. The housewife stood by the claim that she did not know about her ex-husband’s finances. Erika once said, "Some people call me cold, but that's not ice, its diamonds." What do you think about it all?
Iron Man has lived in all sorts of grand and strange houses, but his new home has some giant pests that make Attack on Titan’s eponymous titans seem like kids’ stuff. Instead of giant men, Iron Man has something that poses a familiar threat—giant robots.
In recent issues of Iron Man, Tony Stark has been marooned on an alien planet. Plucked from his normal, superhero life, and still reeling from a neck injury from his fight with Korvac, Tony finds himself transported to an alien planet—and he’s not alone. The planet is inhabited by a community of people who have all been stranded on the planet without explanation and with no way of ever getting home. The new refugees have, astonishingly, built a community and a home for themselves, sharing amongst themselves and with their newest arrival, Iron Man. Led by a benevolent and retired Kree colonel named Yar, and, bizarrely, Stilt-Man, the community mostly enjoys a sense of peace and harmony. Mostly.
In Iron Man #10, by Christopher Cantwell, Cafu, and Frank d’Armata, Tony decides to explore his new home and discovers the broken and abandoned bodies of giant robots scattered across the landscape—Ultimos, with power still in them to juice up Tony’s suit. Yar declares them “quite a quandary” and fellow community member Colin Richard, aka Avro-X, theorizes that this is the Ultimo home world, with the massive machine being what ultimately killed the planet’s previous inhabitants. The Ultimos aren’t all broken, however, which is a fact Tony learns the hard way when the massive robots start attacking his new town, smashing buildings and, horrifyingly, eating the community’s citizens. Tony enters the fray to defend his new community—one which he is reluctantly beginning to enjoy and appreciate—angling with the machines as they stomp through the town. The fight quickly turns nasty when one Ultimo scoops up Yar in a giant metal fist and bites down on Yar in a spray of blood that would have any Attack on Titan fan cringing in sympathy.
Attack on Titan has been a massive hit since arriving in the United States. The story follows a world where humanity is waging a war against giant humanoid creatures called Titans, who attack and eat people. Considering the popularity of both manga and anime, it’s not unlikely that Marvel were inspired to use their own giant humanoid creature to attack and eat Iron Man’s new make-do community as well.
With their leader down for the count, Tony agrees to join Colin Richard and others to help defend the town. Throughout the comic, Tony expresses skepticism as to why any of the refugees would want to stay on the planet, and why no one was attempting to find a way back to their former lives and homes. After Yar’s gruesome death, Tony abandons his desire to escape and accepts this Attack on Titan-esque community as one that could be a positive and healing experience—if it weren’t for the man-eating robots randomly attacking the community. But, what’s a big, man-eating robot against Iron Man?
