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Sunday, 23 July 2017

Sonequa Martin-Green flashes Vulcan peace sign as cast of new series Star Trek: Discovery debut an action-packed trailer at Comic-Con

Boldly going! Sonequa Martin-Green flashes Vulcan peace sign as cast of new series Star Trek: Discovery debut an action-packed trailer at Comic-Con

It's an iconic space saga that predates 1977's Star Wars by 11 years.
And on Saturday, Sonequa Martin-Green and Jason Isaac were among key cast of CBS' Star Trek: Discovery, the latest TV iteration in the saga, at Comic-Con in the San Diego Convention Center.
CBS debuted an action-packed two minute and 39 second trailer to the delight of the crowd.
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Live long and prosper: Sonequa Martin-Green flashed the Vulcan sign at Comic-Con in San Diego on Saturday where CBS' Star Trek: Discovery bowed a new trailer  
Live long and prosper: Sonequa Martin-Green flashed the Vulcan sign at Comic-Con in San Diego on Saturday where CBS' Star Trek: Discovery bowed a new trailer  
They were joined on the panel by actors Doug Jones, James Frain and Mary Wiseman along with creator Alex Kurtzman, director Akiva Goldsman, showrunners Aaron Harberts and Gretchen J. Berg, plus co-executive producer Heather Kadin.
Sonequa seemed to be having a particularly good time, roaring with laughter at one point and flashing the Vulcan hand sign that every fan will know means 'Live long and prosper.'
Set roughly 10 years before the events of the original Star Trek, the action revolves around Sonequa as First Officer Michael Burnham (referred to as Number One) with Jason as Captain Lorca aboard the USS Discovery.
The trailer shows the resurgent Klingons re-uniting the 24 great houses, leading to a cold war with the United Federation Of Planets.
Having a whale of a time: The actress, who plays First Officer Michael Burnham, burst into laughter as she sat next to Jason Isaacs, aka Captain Lorca 
Having a whale of a time: The actress, who plays First Officer Michael Burnham, burst into laughter as she sat next to Jason Isaacs, aka Captain Lorca 
Meet the crew: Jason introduced, from right, Mary Wiseman, James Frain and Doug Jones
Meet the crew: Jason introduced, from right, Mary Wiseman, James Frain and Doug Jones
USS Discovery crew: : Top from left, James, Jason, Mary, Shazad Latif and Anthony Rapp. Bottom from left, Sonequa and Doug

USS Discovery crew: : Top from left, James, Jason, Mary, Shazad Latif and Anthony Rapp. Bottom from left, Sonequa and Doug
Ever more disturbing fiery scenes follow as a voice over intones: 'All life is born from chaos, the world doesn't always adhere to logic. Sometimes down is up and sometimes when you're lost you're found.'
And it ends with Lorca asking his Number One: 'You helped start a war, don't you want to help me end it?'
Although this is an all new storyline that runs parallel with the rebooted film franchise, fans will recognize one character from the 1966 Star Trek - Harry Mudd.

Star Trek Discovery CBS Series releases epic trailer at SDCC


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New hardware: The USS Discovery replaces the Enterprise as the star spaceship in the trailer
New hardware: The USS Discovery replaces the Enterprise as the star spaceship in the trailer
Tough assignment: Sonequa as First Officer Michael Burnham, also referred to as Number One, looks concerned - and she has reason to  
Tough assignment: Sonequa as First Officer Michael Burnham, also referred to as Number One, looks concerned - and she has reason to  
Laying it on the line: Jason, as Captain Lorca, asks  his Number One: 'You helped start a war, don't you want to help me end it?'  
Laying it on the line: Jason, as Captain Lorca, asks  his Number One: 'You helped start a war, don't you want to help me end it?'  
Mudd, then played by Roger C. Carmel, was a charismatic con man who had repeated run-ins with the crew of the Enterprise.
Rainn Wilson takes on the role of the interstellar rogue.
The first episode will air on CBS on September 24 with all future episodes premiering on Sunday nights on CBS All Access, the network’s streaming service.
Enemies mass: The main Klingon families reunite to take on the  United Federation Of Planets
Enemies mass: The main Klingon families reunite to take on the  United Federation Of Planets
Leading the battle: A Klingon warlord emerges 
Leading the battle: A Klingon warlord emerges 
Blast from the past: Rainn Wilson plays Harry Mudd, a charismatic con man first introduced in the original 1966 Star Trek 
Blast from the past: Rainn Wilson plays Harry Mudd, a charismatic con man first introduced in the original 1966 Star Trek 


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Sunday, 24 July 2016

Zendaya stuns at Spider-Man Comic-Con panel as her character's name is revealed along with the first concept art of villain Vulture

Pretty as a petal! Zendaya stuns at Spider-Man Comic-Con panel as her character's name is revealed along with the first concept art of villain Vulture 

Amid a myriad of reveals at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, Marvel also shared a first look at Spider-Man: Homecoming villain Vulture.
And taking the stage for the presentation alongside leading man Tom Holland was none other than Zendaya, for whom character information has thus far been kept under wraps.
But Entertainment Weekly revealed after the panel that the 19-year-old will be starring as Michelle, alongside Tony Revolori's Flash, Jacob Batalon's Ned, and Laura Harrier's Liz.
Thigh's the limit! Zendaya showed off her toned pins in a striking, grey dress with a thigh-high split as she arrived for the Spider-Man: Homecoming panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday
Thigh's the limit! Zendaya showed off her toned pins in a striking, grey dress with a thigh-high split as she arrived for the Spider-Man: Homecoming panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday
Sneak peek! Concept art shared on Saturday revealed the first look at Spider-Man: Homecoming's villain Vulture
Sneak peek! Concept art shared on Saturday revealed the first look at Spider-Man: Homecoming's villain Vulture
Zendaya looked lovely at the Comic-Con panel on Saturday, sporting a low-cut, grey dress with bright purple floral embellishments.
The dress featured five toggle buttons along the asymmetrical side, with black fringe on the end of each.
A thigh-high slit showed off the actress's toned pins, and she finished off the look with a pair of black pumps.
Hi petal: The Disney Channel star put her best foot forward in a stylish, asymmetrical dress with bright purple floral embellishments
Hi petal: The Disney Channel star put her best foot forward in a stylish, asymmetrical dress with bright purple floral embellishments
Coordinating: Zendaya coordinated the fringed, black toggle buttons on her dress with her chic, black pumps
Coordinating: Zendaya coordinated the fringed, black toggle buttons on her dress with her chic, black pumps
Coordinating: Zendaya coordinated the fringed, black toggle buttons on her dress with her chic, black pumps
The Disney Channel star wore her long, brunette tresses in a side part and styled straight, and kept her make-up natural.
She looked to be in good spirits for the panel, throwing her mouth open in excitement as she walked out onto the stage of the convention center's Hall H.
Zendaya joined co-stars Tom, Tony, Jacob, and Laura, as well as director Jon Watts for the presentation.
Happy to be here! The brunette-haired beauty looked excited as she strolled onto stage for the Spider-Man: Homecoming panel on Saturday
Happy to be here! The brunette-haired beauty looked excited as she strolled onto stage for the Spider-Man: Homecoming panel on Saturday
Happy to be here! The brunette-haired beauty looked excited as she strolled onto stage for the Spider-Man: Homecoming panel on Saturday 
Let's do this! Zendaya couldn't hide her enthusiasm as she promoted her upcoming superhero flick, which is set to hit theaters on July 7, 2017
Let's do this! Zendaya couldn't hide her enthusiasm as she promoted her upcoming superhero flick, which is set to hit theaters on July 7, 2017
That day the first look at Spider-Man: Homecoming's villain Vulture was revealed in the form of concept art, which was also shared to the film's official Twitter account.
In it the young superhero could be seen battling an armored, winged foe sporting dark shades of grey, black, and olive green.
Casting for Vulture has not yet been confirmed, though Entertainment Weekly noted that it has been rumored to be Michael Keaton, who is an official member of the cast.
In good company: Zendaya showed off a big smile while posing beside castmates Jacob Batalon, Laura Harrier, Tom Holland, and Tony Revolori, as well as Spider-Man: Homecoming's director Jon Watts
In good company: Zendaya showed off a big smile while posing beside castmates Jacob Batalon, Laura Harrier, Tom Holland, and Tony Revolori, as well as Spider-Man: Homecoming's director Jon Watts
'Vulture’s the first real villain in the Spider-Man comics,' the director said, adding: 'He’s in the second issue. He’s one of the classics from the best rogues’ gallery out there, and we’ve never seen him, he’s never been brought to life.'
The publication also revealed that the upcoming Marvel flick is reminiscent of John Hughes' classics, as Spider-Man navigates high school.
Spider-Man: Homecoming, which features Tom, 20, as the titular web-slinging hero, is set to hit theaters on July 7, 2017.





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Comic-Con's Crown Princess! Vanessa Hudgens takes an ice cream break as she promotes TV series Powerless

Comic-Con's Crown Princess! Vanessa Hudgens takes an ice cream break as she promotes TV series Powerless

Vanessa Hudgens dropped into Comic-Con for its Friday panel discussion on Powerless, her forthcoming DC Comics sitcom.
But before the presentation, the 27-year-old posed for photos at EW's Comic-Con Digital and Photo Studio and reminded her fans why they fell in love with her sunny charm.
She looked stunning in a black dress and heels. 
Cute as a button: Vanessa Hudges posed with a Klondike ice cream sandwich at EW's Comic-Con Digital and Photo Studio on Friday ahead of her panel for her upcoming show Powerless
Cute as a button: Vanessa Hudges posed with a Klondike ice cream sandwich at EW's Comic-Con Digital and Photo Studio on Friday ahead of her panel for her upcoming show Powerless
Cute as a button: Vanessa Hudges posed with a Klondike ice cream sandwich at EW's Comic-Con Digital and Photo Studio on Friday ahead of her panel for her upcoming show Powerless
Awww: The Grease Live performer posed with a stuffed Klondike bear before appearing alongside Danny Pudi and Ron Funches
Awww: The Grease Live performer posed with a stuffed Klondike bear before appearing alongside Danny Pudi and Ron Funches
The studio was presented by Klondike, and Hudgens seized the chance to pose with emblems of the brand.
Pictures included the Spring Breakers actress perched on a Klondike stand as she enjoyed one of the company's famous ice cream sandwiches.
The Salinas native also cuddled on camera with a stuffed bear representing the brand mascot.

Hello sunshine! Vanessa Hudgens beams in yellow at NBC Upfronts

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Not so powerless: Hudgens is a woman of protean talents, having appeared in Broadway in Gigi, on TV in the High School Musical series and in cinemas in films that include Sucker Punch
Not so powerless: Hudgens is a woman of protean talents, having appeared in Broadway in Gigi, on TV in the High School Musical series and in cinemas in films that include Sucker Punch
'Klondike & chill': The Machete Kills actress unwrapped an ice cream sandwich as she prepared to explain her performance as a regular woman in a world of superheroes
'Klondike & chill': The Machete Kills actress unwrapped an ice cream sandwich as she prepared to explain her performance as a regular woman in a world of superheroes
Hudgens arrived for her event wearing a short black skirt with translucent black sleeves and ruffled cuffs.  
According to Entertainment Weekly, Powerless' new star conducted the panel alongside two of her castmates, Danny Pudi and Ron Funches.
The NBC series casts Hudgens as an employee at an insurance company that handles the chaos superheroes tend to leave in their wake.
Sitting pretty! The half-Filipina beauty relies on stylist Natalie Saidi to select her fashion-forward ensembles
Sitting pretty! The half-Filipina beauty relies on stylist Natalie Saidi to select her fashion-forward ensembles
Get the point? Missing was the Freaks of Nature star's live-in boyfriend of five years, Austin Butler
Get the point? Missing was the Freaks of Nature star's live-in boyfriend of five years, Austin Butler
Get the point? Missing was the Freaks of Nature star's live-in boyfriend of five years, Austin Butler
Need a quote? Vanessa will next play insurance claims adjuster Emily Locke in the DC Comics superhero sitcom Powerless, which premieres January 2 on NBC
Need a quote? Vanessa will next play insurance claims adjuster Emily Locke in the DC Comics superhero sitcom Powerless, which premieres January 2 on NBC
She explained the conceit: 'I feel like a lot of the superhero shows are always about the superheroes. But what about the other people who are trying to live their lives while these superheroes are having these epic battles? What happens afterwards?' 
At another point in the interview, she hinted at the show's theme: 'You don’t necessarily need superpowers to be a powerful person.'
Powerless' pilot will air next year.


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