Articles by Dianne Depra
Jared Leto 'Grateful' For Opportunity To Reinvent The Joker
There's a lot that Jared Leto has undergone to bring his version of the Joker to life, no matter how difficult they may have been. The actor is simply grateful for the opportunity afforded him in 'Suicide Squad.'
Designer Patrick Tatopoulos Talks Bringing The ‘Batman v Superman’ Batmobile To Life
It’s no Tumbler but it’s no pushover either. Production designer Patrick Tatopoulos dished on developing the ‘Batman v Superman’ Batmobile, sharing his inspiration for the design.
Ben Affleck Has A ‘Really Cool’ Idea For A Batman Movie
Ben Affleck has gone through a lot to become the Dark Knight but it doesn’t look like he’s done with the character. According to an interview, he has his own script for a ‘Batman’ movie ready and waiting.
Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson Reveals First Look At The Main Cast Of ‘Baywatch’
It’s not summer yet but ‘Baywatch’ is ready to sizzle! This is evident in the first look at the movie's main cast that Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson offered in an Instagram photo.
‘The Blacklist’ Spinoff Pilot In The Works, Will Star Famke Janssen
Another 'The Blacklist?' Yes, please! If NBC chooses to move forward with production, the spinoff is set to star Famke Janssen as Susan 'Scottie' Halsted.
‘The Tick’ Creator Ben Edlund Says Amazon Reboot Will Be ‘Darker And More Grounded’
Comic book ‘The Tick’ has already received a TV adaptation. Fifteen years later, it’s getting a reboot from Amazon and creator Ben Edlund wants to make it ‘darker and more grounded.’
Daisy Ridley’s ‘The Force Awakens’ Audition Was So Good No Wonder She Got The Part
Daisy Ridley was perfect as Rey in 'The Force Awakens.' In case you are still wondering how an unknown actress got a major role in a 'Star Wars' movie, here's her audition as an explanation.
HealthTap Digital Healthcare Network Now 100,000 Doctors Strong
With 100,000 doctors in its network, HealthTap is stronger than ever before. Leading the virtual care movement, it aims to make healthcare personal again by tapping into conveniences and improvements offered by technology.
Want To Be In A Music Video With Zendaya?
Zendaya teamed up with AOL MAKERS to gather stories of women empowerment. The stories will then be featured in the music video for ‘This Is For My Girls,’ which Zendaya sang with some of music’s biggest stars.
'Batman v Superman’ Producer Deborah Snyder Talks Flash Cameo, Wonder Woman Connection
Deborah Snyder dished on cameos and connections seen in her husband’s most recent work. The 'Batman v Superman' producer helped shed light on how they tie into future movies.
New Imaging Method Facilitates Nanoparticle Visualization And Identification In Tissues
Nanoparticles have brought great improvement to processes and products, but exposure may be a cause for concern. Researchers developed a new imaging method to make it easier to identify nanoparticles for biological applications.
Different Brain Circuits Respond Differently To Eating Sweets
Do you do it for the taste? You may find pleasure in eating sweets but your brain circuits have different definitions of what they find pleasurable when you consume treats.
Amazon Reboot ‘Thunderbirds Are Go’ Gets New Trailer, US Release Date
'Thunderbirds Are Go' is finally headed to the US! Alongside a new trailer, Amazon has also announced a release date for the reboot, which follows the adventures of International Rescue and the Tracy brothers.
Zack Snyder Talks Jimmy Olsen And Who Almost Played Him In ‘Batman v Superman’
It made a lot of sense to have Jimmy Olsen in ‘Batman v Superman'. Zack Snyder shared why the character went the way he did and which actor could’ve ended up bringing his brief appearance to life.
'Preacher’ Offers Closer Look At Arseface During WonderCon
He has a face only a mother could love, except his own mother left him. During WonderCon, 'Preacher' gave us a closer look at Ian Colletti as Arseface.
Recreational Soccer Effective At Reducing Disease Risk In Elderly Men
Soccer is popular in young men but researchers have shown that training in the sport has advantages for elderly men. According to a study, soccer has health benefits to men between the ages of 63 and 75.
Antibiotic Use Before Age 2 Increases Obesity Risk In Children
Antibiotics bring benefits to children as well but it is not without its risks. According to researchers, prescribing the medication to children below 2 years old ups their risk of developing early childhood obesity.
Researchers Develop Sustainable Concrete From Carbon Dioxide
UCLA researchers have developed sustainable concrete made from captured carbon dioxide. They pursued the project in the hopes of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the world.
Birth Season And Allergy Risk Linked By DNA Markers
Allergies you have as an adult may have been influenced by the season you were born in. According to researchers, certain DNA markers link birth season and allergy risk later in life.
Sunbathers Live Longer Than Those Who Avoid The Sun: Here’s Why
Sun exposure remains to be a contributing factor for skin cancer but researchers have found that sunbathers actually outlive those who shun the sun. Maybe completely avoiding the sun is a bad idea?
Everyone Has Autism Genes, Says New Research
Everyone carries autism risk. After carrying out genome analysis, researchers discover that the genetic risk associated with autism spectrum disorders is present in the general population.
Charlie Cox Wants To See Bullseye ‘At Some Point’ In ‘Daredevil’
‘Daredevil’ season 2 just dropped, and already, Charlie Cox is looking to the future. If possible, the actor said he’d like to see Bullseye make it to the show’s coming seasons.
Bruce Springsteen Signs Tardy Note For Young Fan
Best. Concert. Experience. Ever. Not only did a 9-year-old boy get to meet his idol but he also got his tardy note signed by THE Bruce Springsteen, in case he got to school late the next day.
Environmental Factors May Have A Greater Role In Multiple Sclerosis Onset Than Previously Realized
It’s another case of nature versus nurture. According to new research, an individual’s environment may have a bigger part to play in determining multiple sclerosis risk than genetic factors.
New Gene Mutation Identified As Early Indicator, Cause Of Breast Cancer
Breast cancer rates have been improving in the last 15 years and they may improve even further with the discovery of this new gene mutation. According to researchers, targeting the gene mutation has the potential to stop tumors from forming.
Women More Prone To Knee Injuries: Here’s Why
Women can be just as active as men but it turns out they are also naturally more prone to knee injuries. According to researchers, the culprit is a common hormone.
In Case You Were Wondering, This Is How Fast A Vampire Can Drain Your Blood
Let’s just file this under “things you hope you’ll never have a use for” but do take note. Hey, you never know what’s going to happen, right?
Emily Browning Joins 'American Gods' TV Adaptation As Laura Moon
Emily Browning is moving on from a series of unfortunate events and into battling gods? The actress was cast in Starz’s adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s ‘American Gods’ as Laura Moon.
Cast Of ’Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ Picks Sides For ‘Captain America: Civil War’
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. cast has closely worked with the Avengers, but which side will they pick in 'Civil War'? It wasn’t easy but the cast of 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' got down to it and showed their support for #TeamCap and #TeamIronMan.
Ever Wanted To Change The Events In Shakespeare’s 'Hamlet?' There’s A Video Game For That
Developed by Golden Glitch Studios, Elsinore takes you on a time-looping adventure to keep the tragedies of 'Hamlet' from unfolding. Will you be able to keep the inhabitants of Elsinore Castle alive?
