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JESSICA CHEN is a Video Producer at Enstarz and Enstarz’s sister sites with a passion for TV and film. A Maryland native, Jess enjoys writing about Asian and other international media when not obsessing over global entertainment industry trends and machinations. An occasional curmudgeon with a soft side, Adam Mock strives to deliver all things entertainment to the world.

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Marvel's Upcoming 'Ironheart' Series Finds Top Two Directors As 'Black Panther' Director Ryan Coogler Takes on the Executive Producer Role

Marvel's upcoming "Ironheart" series has found its two directors: Sam Bailey and Angela Barnes. Additionally, Proximity Media, a company founded by 'Black Panther' director Ryan Coogler and his close collaborators, has joined the creative team.

Third Time's the Charm! Jessica Simpson Shows Off New Body in Bikini Pics After Third Time Dropping 100 lbs

Earlier today, Jessica Simpson shared a photo of herself dressed in a cheetah print bikini while standing in front of a mirror. The singer and actress appears happy with the way she looks after yet another drastic weight loss as she vacations with her family in Cabo San Lucas for spring break.

HBO Max Releases 'Tokyo Vice:' Instead of Focusing on Ansel Elgort, These Japanese Actors Are the Most Surprising Part of the Show

HBO Max dropped the first three episodes of its crime drama "Tokyo Vice" today, and as a longtime Japanese TV and film viewer, I don't know what to think. Based on the memoir of the same name by Jake Adelstein, "Tokyo Vice" follows Adelstein's experiences working as the first non-Japanese reporter for a major Japanese paper. Ansel Elgort takes on the lead role, with Ken Watanabe, Rachel Keller, and Rinko Kikuchi in major support roles.

'Star Wars' Star Daisy Ridley Returns to Social Media After Vowing Never to Return

"Star Wars" star Daisy Ridley has made her grand come back to Instagram following a Buzzfeed News interview where she vowed never to return by cutting social media off "like a Skywalker limb." Since returning to Instagram two days ago, Ridley's account contains three posts that seem to illustrate a refreshed and playful mindset towards her return to the platform.

Lily-Rose Depp, Jung Hoyeon, and Renate Reinsve to Star in A24's New Erotic Drama 'The Governesses'

In the grand tradition of steamy historical dramas à la Netflix's "Bridgerton," A24 is coming out with its own erotic drama "The Governesses." Centering around three governesses exploring their sexualities out in the idyllic French countryside, the three governesses in question are revealed to be played by "Wolf"'s Lily-Rose Depp, "Squid Game"'s Jung Hoyeon, and "The Worst Person in the World's" Renate Reinsve.

Apple TV+'s 'Pachinko' Is the Perfect Show for Our Times

With the Russo-Ukrainian War, the world has become a grimmer place as we all bear witness to Russia's invasion of a sovereign nation, something we never thought would happen in the 21st century. As the conflict escalates and heads toward a possible World War III, it may feel silly to discuss entertainment.

Kid Cudi Cast in John Woo's 'Silent Night'

Ready for an action-packed Christmas? As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, the rapper Kid Cudi has been cast in John Woo's upcoming action thriller "Silent Night." This role follows a starring turn in Ti West's A24 horror feature "X."

Fans Think They've Figured Out When the 'Thor: Love and Thunder' Trailer Will Drop

Fans are hungry for more Marvel! Ever since "Spider-Man: No Way Home"'s epic sweep at the box office, fans have been looking forward to the next big Marvel blockbuster. With the disappointment of the Jared Leto-led "Morbius," fans are now looking towards the remaining three Marvel films to be released this year: "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness," "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever," and "Thor: Love and Thunder." Set to release on July 8, 2022, "Thor: Love and Thunder" has yet to release a trailer.

James Wan Adapting 'Stinger' for Peacock as New Half-Hour Series

James Wan, the visionary director of 'Aquaman,' co-creator of the 'Saw' and 'Insidious' franchises, and creator of 'The Conjuring' universe, has his next project: Adapting 'Stinger' into a half-hour horror-thriller series for Peacock. The series, titled 'Teacup,' will be written by 'Yellowstone's' Ian McCulloch.

The Academy Allegedly Lied About Asking Will Smith to Leave the Oscars Post-Slap

For those of you who felt that it was suspicious that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences finally revealed that they had asked Will Smith to leave the Oscars after his now-infamous slap, you can feel vindicated. A source leaked to TMZ that the Academy lied.

'Summer of Soul' Producer Calls Out Chris Rock for Calling Him One of 'Four White Guys' When Presenting Best Documentary Oscar

In a long Twitter thread, "Summer of Soul" producer Joseph Patel called comedian Chris Rock "an absolute f***ing dick" for miscategorizing him as one of "four white guys" while presenting the award to the "Summer of Soul" team. Patel is of South Asian descent.

Today I Learned: The Wayans Brothers Predicted Will Smith's Oscars Slap 23 Years Ago at the MTV Awards

In the immediate aftermath of the smack heard around the world, Marlon Wayans brought it to our attention that he and his brothers had predicted the incident 23 years ago in a hilarious skit aired during the 1999 MTV Awards.

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