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Last year fans of the thrilling crime drama series Queen of the South felt the amicable stab of having a beloved TV show canceled. Fortunately, we received a warning that the show wouldn't be making a 6th season run on USA Network.

The number one streamer, Netflix, has just brought us two new reasons to get excited. They’ve given the green light on yet another season of Squid Game and a real game show based on it.

In a Hollywood Reporter exclusive report, they revealed that 'Wonder Man' is in the works for Marvel Cinematic Universe + Disney. The movie will be filmed in 2023, which means it could hit the silver screen by 2024- and fans are living it already. The film's director, Destin Daniel Cretton, has teamed up with Andrew Guest to produce a live-action series featuring the long-running Marvel character.Guest will head write the series, while Cretton exec produces and possibly even directs an episode or more. The two are working together through their overall deal with Marvel Studios signed late last year.'Wonder Man' is one of the first superheroes to emerge in American comics. He's also a founding member and beloved character at Marvel, appearing regularly ever since his debut appearance alongside 'The Avengers' in comic book number 9. Also known as Mr. Muscles and Hal Canutt, Simon Williams (Wonder Man's alter ego) gained his superhuman powers due to chemical and radiation treatments with 'ionic' energy by Baron Zemo. In 'Avengers: The Children's Crusade' comic book number 3, Captain America describes Wonder Man as having 'Sentry-level' strength that is beyond the likes of Thor or Steve Rogers, thanks to these potent cocktails administered during an early age when he had no natural defense against empowerment - something which would change everything for him.

In what will be a first for the two Fanning sisters, they'll appear alongside each other in Mélanie Laurent's new film, 'The Nightingale.' The director of 'Inglorious Basterds' has indeed cast them both. The film 'The Nightingale' is based on the novel by Kristin Hannah that tells the story of nurses set in the Second World War.'The Nightingale' is already a fascinating project not just because of the real-life sisters playing the role (Laurent and Elle Fannin) but also because of Melanie Laurent's directorial history. The long and winding journey to the big screen for 'The Nightingale' has been difficult. Sony TriStar Pictures got the rights for the movie in 2015, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Still, it wasn't until 2017 that they brought screenwriter Ann Peacock into this World War II story about ordinary people during extraordinary times.

The beloved cast of 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' is reuniting for a third film. Nia Vardalos, who wrote and starred in both movies, will also be directing the film- a first in this comedy trilogy. While the film needs no introduction, here's a few trivia to jog your memories.