The New ‘Superman’ Trailer Should Have Families Ready To Take Flight This Summer

The New 'Superman' Trailer Should Have Families Ready To Take Flight This Summer

Parents/courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures "Eyes up here." Director James Gunn'shighly anticipatedSupermanfilm is just a couple of months away, and he may have just bumped the anticipation up a couple notches higher. The latest trailer was released on May 14, and it's packed with heroic vibes, jaw-dropping visuals, and what looks like a very annoyed protagonist. Look up, indeed! The trailer starts with Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan) using her trademark reporter chops during an interview with Superman (David Corneswet), himself, in what looks to be an apartment living room. It doesn't take long for things to get heated between the two, as Lois questions Superman's decisions to intervene in some world events, and Superman getting defensive. We then see a boatload of action shots splashed with comic book color and scale that should really look great on the big screen. Much of what flashes across the screen involves Superman fighting giant monsters or other super-powered people, along with him saving some and even being berated by others. We also see shots of the famous Superdog aka Krypto, as well as what looks like an emotional scene between Clark Kent and his loving Earth dad Jonathan. Basically, it looks like superhero-loving families should be in store for a feast come July 11. Warner Bros. Pictures Supermanis the first feature film to be released from the new DC Studios. In addition to his directing duties, James Gunn is also producing the film along with his co-studio head Peter Safran. The film stars David Corenswet ("Twisters," "Hollywood") in the dual role of Superman/Clark Kent, Rachel Brosnahan ("The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel") as Lois Lane and Nicholas Hoult (the "X-Men" movies, "Juror #2") as Lex Luthor, among others. Get ready to have your kids tying the bed sheets and bathroom towels around their necks for makeshift capes in anticipation for this one. Read the original article onParents

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The New ‘Superman’ Trailer Should Have Families Ready To Take Flight This Summer

The New 'Superman' Trailer Should Have Families Ready To Take Flight This Summer Parents/courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures "Eye...

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Kourtney Kardashian Celebrates 3rd Anniversary of Her Santa Barbara Wedding to Travis Barker: ‘Courthouse Bride’

Kourtney Kardashian Celebrates 3rd Anniversary of Her Santa Barbara Wedding to Travis Barker: 'Courthouse Bride'

hulu/youtube Kourtney Kardashian marked the three year anniversary of her legal, courthouse wedding to Travis Barker on Thursday, May 15 by sharing an Instagram carousel of snaps from the day Kardashian and Barker's legal ceremony was one of three they organized including a "practice" in Las Vegas and a lavish celebration in Italy The pair share seven children between them including their son Rocky Thirteen who was born in November 2023 Kourtney Kardashian Barkeris celebrating the third anniversary of herSanta Barbara courthouse weddingtoTravis Barker. On Thursday, May 15, Kardashian, 46, shared acarousel of snapstaken on May 15, 2022, when the pair legally tied the knot. She captioned them, "Courthouse bride". For their special day, the Lemme founder rocked a white mini dress featuring a heart detail, fingerless gloves, and a veil over her brunette locks. hulu/youtube In their wedding special show,Til Death Do Us Part Kourtney & Travis, which aired on Hulu in April 2023, the couple revealed that their family played a big part in their decision to have a Santa Barbara ceremony as well as theirweek-long Italian nuptials. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Kourtney explained that because [her Grandma] MJ and [Travis' dad] Randy wereunable to travel to their planned nuptials abroad, they decided to also say "I do" in California with their family members by their side. "My grandma and your dad being there as the only people there because they couldn't fly to Italy," she said, as Travis added, "That was as traditional as everybody else's wedding could've been. Everything, the car, convertible Cadillac, cans on the car, Santa Barbara was special." alabama luella barker/instagram The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! For their epic celebration on the Italian Riviera a week later, Kardashian and Barker'sguests stayed on luxury superyachtsand a series of oceanside villas owned by Dolce and Gabbana. The reality TV star wore a custom white corseted mini-dress with a long, dramatic veil from the Italian fashion house while her husband, 49, donned a sleek black suit from the brand. Travis Barker/Instagram The PEOPLE Appis now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! The pair exchanged vows surrounded by red roses and loved ones, including their six total children: Kardashian's sonsMason, 14, andReign, 9, and daughterPenelope, 11, and Barker's sonLandon, 20, daughterAlabama, 18, and stepdaughterAtiana, 25. In November 2023, Kardashian and Barker went on towelcome their son Rockytogether in November 2023. Andrea Bocelliand his son Matteo performed at the couple's lavish ceremony, singing "I Found My Love in Portofino," "Can't Help Falling in Love," and their 2018 single "Fall on Me." Read the original article onPeople

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Kourtney Kardashian Celebrates 3rd Anniversary of Her Santa Barbara Wedding to Travis Barker: ‘Courthouse Bride’

Kourtney Kardashian Celebrates 3rd Anniversary of Her Santa Barbara Wedding to Travis Barker: 'Courthouse Bride' hulu/youtube Kourtn...

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Celebrity Medium Tyler Henry Reveals He Had Surgery to Remove a Brain Tumor: 'This Isn't My First Rodeo'

Celebrity Medium Tyler Henry Reveals He Had Surgery to Remove a Brain Tumor: 'This Isn't My First Rodeo'

Tyler Henry/Instagram; Michael Kovac/Getty Celebrity medium Tyler Henry revealed he underwent surgery after being diagnosed with a colloid tumor near the center of his brain in a Wednesday, May 14, Instagram post "Brain surgery was a success! Great prognosis, incredible staff, and I feel so thankful to be surrounded by my family," Henry wrote alongside a photo of himself smiling in a hospital bed "This isn't my first rodeo with this, and I have so much to be thankful for," the renowned clairvoyant added, seemingly referencing a previous brain surgery he'd undergone after doctors discovered a congenital brain cyst shortly after his 18th birthday Tyler Henryis sharing a health update after undergoing brain surgery. On Wednesday, May 14, theHollywood Mediumstar, 29, revealed onInstagramthat he'd been diagnosed with a colloid tumor near the center of his brain, which had required surgery to remove it. Henry shared a photo of himself smiling in a hospital bed, writing in the caption, "Brain surgery was a success! Great prognosis, incredible staff, and I feel so thankful to be surrounded by my family. I'll be on bedrest for a month and look forward to getting back to doing readings," he said, adding that he was "on the mend." "For those curious, I had a colloid tumor near the center of my brain and thankfully most of it has been removed! (The tumor, not my brain… that is. 🤣)," Henry joked. He wrote, "This isn't my first rodeo with this and I have so much to be thankful for - I'll see ya'll very soon with lots of thought-provoking subjects and of course, readings," telling followers, "Thank you all so much for your support." According to theNational Institutes of Health(NIH), "Colloid brain cysts are benign [non cancerous], slow-growing lesions typically found in the brain's third ventricle," that contain "gelatinous material composed of mucin, old blood, cholesterol, and ions—and often present diagnostic and management challenges." This isn't the first time Henry has undergone brain surgery. In an August 2023Instagrampost, the renowned clairvoyant opened up about undergoing an operation shortly after his 18th birthday when "an MRI [scan] revealed a congenital brain cyst that [led] to emergency surgery after weeks of headaches." "A mass I was born with was only now causing a life-threatening situation as my adult life was just beginning," he captioned a photo taken a month after his milestone birthday, explaining that a doctor had discovered the cyst a week after the image was taken. In a September 2014Facebookpost, Henry revealed that his "brain was swelling in its own fluids, obstructed by an arachnoid brain cyst that I had been born with" before he underwent emergency surgery "to aspirate the benign cyst in my brain so that fluid could flow freely and the swelling would reduce." According to theCleveland Clinic, "Arachnoid cysts are fluid-filled sacs that grow on the brain and spine. They are not tumors, and they are not cancerous. On rare occasions, if they grow too big or press on other structures in the body, they can cause brain damage or movement problems." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Emma McIntyre/WireImage Henry's latest health scare came a week after he revealed he'd tied the knot with musician and artistClint Godwin. He wrote onInstagram, while sharing a photo of himself and Godwin at the Beverly Hills Courthouse, "Today, we are married! Life with you is an endless sleepover with my best friend and life's just getting started." "I knew when we met nearly a decade ago that you would be the one, and that conviction only grew stronger with every day. Best premonition ever! ☺️💍," he added in the May 7 post. Resharing Henry's post about his surgery on Wednesday, Godwin wrote on hisInstagram Stories, "So thankful for a great surgeon and a speedy surgery." PEOPLE has reached out to Henry's rep for an update on his recovery, but did not receive an immediate response. Read the original article onPeople

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Celebrity Medium Tyler Henry Reveals He Had Surgery to Remove a Brain Tumor: 'This Isn't My First Rodeo'

Celebrity Medium Tyler Henry Reveals He Had Surgery to Remove a Brain Tumor: 'This Isn't My First Rodeo' Tyler Henry/Instagram; ...

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Estonia warns Russia may use military force to defend its shadow fleet of tankers dodging sanctions

Estonia warns Russia may use military force to defend its shadow fleet of tankers dodging sanctions

ANTALYA, Turkey (AP) — Estonia warned on Thursday that Russia appears willing to defend with military force itsshadow fleetof aging tankers dodginginternational sanctionsto keep oil revenue and equipment flowing, even through the territorial waters of European countries. Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna said that a Russian fighter jet entered NATO airspace in recent days after Estonia's navy had intercepted a suspected shadow fleet ship in its waters. Tsahkna said the navy stopped the ship, the Jaguar, because it was flying no flag and apparently had no insurance. The Russian warplane appeared on the scene while the ship was stopped. "This fighter jet violated NATO territory, for one minute. This is something very new," he told reporters at a NATO meeting in Antalya, Turkey. He said that NATO aircraft scrambled to intercept the Russian fighter. "We need to understand that Russia has officially tied and connected itself to the Russian shadow fleet," Tsahkna said, and underlined the importance of air patrols over the Baltic Sea, saying that "we need to understand that the situation is really serious." The shadow fleet is made up of aging tankers bought used, often by nontransparent entities with addresses in non-sanctioning countries such as the United Arab Emirates or the Marshall Islands, and flagged in places like Gabon or the Cook Islands. Some of the vessels are owned by the Russian state Sovcomflot shipping company. Their role is to help Russia's oil exporters avoid the $60 per barrel price cap imposed by Ukraine's allies. The European Union has been targeting the ships, which sometimes also carry stolen Ukrainian grain, with sanctions. In February, 70 vessels believed to be part of the shadow fleet were added to more than 50 already listed. EU foreign ministers are expected next week to slap sanctions on dozens more.

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Estonia warns Russia may use military force to defend its shadow fleet of tankers dodging sanctions

Estonia warns Russia may use military force to defend its shadow fleet of tankers dodging sanctions ANTALYA, Turkey (AP) — Estonia warned on...

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Trump says 'nothing' will happen during Ukraine peace talks as Putin skips out

Trump says 'nothing' will happen during Ukraine peace talks as Putin skips out

ISTANBUL —High-stakes peace talksThursday between Russia andUkrainethat were called for byVladimir Putinhit speed bumps as the Kremlin confirmed he would be skipping the negotiations and President Donald Trump added that "nothing" would happen unless he and his Russian counterpart attended. Uncertainty over the start date, location and whether either side would even participate made for chaotic scenes in theTurkishcapital, Ankara, as well as in Antalya and Istanbul — where some 200 journalists and crew were massed outside the Ottoman-era Dolmabahçe Palace with no clear idea of when talks would get underway. A back and forth between Kyiv, Moscow and the Trump administration hinted at the possibility ofa three-way meetinginvolving Trump, Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. That did not ultimately materialize. While speaking to reporters on Air Force One en route to the United Arab Emirates, Trump was asked about the level of the delegation Russia sent to Turkey. "Look, nothing's going to happen until Putin and I get together, OK?" he said, adding that Putin did not lead the delegation because Trump had chosen not to attend. "He wasn't going if I wasn't there." Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov had earlier told CNN "no," when asked Thursday whether Putin would be attending talks in Turkey. He added on a later media call that there are "no preparations" for talks between Putin and Trump in the coming days. Putin made the suggestion for negotiations "without any preconditions" after Ukrainian allies, including Germany, France and Britain presented an ultimatum to Moscow to either accept the ceasefire proposal or face additional sanctions. The Russian leader's no-show is expected to further antagonize the White House, which has markedly changed its tone over the war in the past weeks. After his historic Oval Officeshouting match with Zelenskyy, Vice President JD Vance has shifted to accusing Moscow of "asking for too much" in the bilateral peace talks senior Trump administration officials have held with Russia in recent weeks. That is partly because Trump's major gripe with Ukraine — that American taxpayers have mostly funded its defense — was soothed after the two nationsstruck a minerals dealthat would go some way to repaying American military aid. Zelenskyy has also presented himself as compliant, backing Trump's calls for an immediate 30-day ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia. Trump has said he is "always considering"additional sanctions against Russiaif he believes Moscow is blocking the peace process, with officials also suggesting secondary sanctions on the buyers of Russian oil. After heeding Trump's calls to accept Putin's initial suggestion of talks Sunday, Zelenskyy landed Thursday in Ankara. Before a planned meeting with Turkish PresidentRecep Tayyip Erdogan, Zelenskyy said he would meet with a broader Turkish delegation, as well as American diplomats. "The level of the Russian delegation is not officially known to me yet, but from what we see — it looks like not a serious level," Zelenskyy said, using a Ukrainian word meaning "sham" or "theatrical." "We must understand the level of the Russian delegation and what mandate they have — whether they are even capable of making any decisions on their own," he added, "because we all know who actually makes decisions in Russia." That was instead of joining the talks initially planned for Istanbul, after the Kremlin indicated late Wednesday that rather than Putin, or even Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, it was instead sending a relatively junior team headed by Kremlin aide Vladimir Medinsky and Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin. "This week really may change a lot — but only may," Zelenskyy said Wednesday in an X post, adding, "I am waiting to see who will come from Russia, and then I will decide which steps Ukraine should take." "So far, the signals from them in the media are unconvincing," he added. While the Kremlin's last-minute naming of a junior team will do little to dispel Ukrainian and European allegations that Putin is not taking Trump's peace-brokering attempts seriously, the Russian delegation that arrived Thursday in Istanbul was "ready for serious work," the Russian Foreign Ministry's Maria Zakharova said at a news briefing the same day. As well as uncertainty over whether Ukraine would even send a delegation to the scaled-down talks in Istanbul, Kyiv and Moscow appeared to disagree over the start time of talks. While Russian media initially reported a 10 a.m. local time start (3 a.m. ET) at the Dolmabahçe Palace, that shifted to midday and then after 5 p.m. The confusion looked set to continue in Istanbul late Thursday morning, with American personnel appearing to be preparing a venue for a U.S. delegation to use as a base, with officials huddled in urgent meetings and two security staff arriving with a German shepherd dog. State-run broadcaster Russia 1 TV, meanwhile, said that 89 Russian journalists have been accredited to cover the negotiations with the station's reporters suggesting to NBC News that they were told the negotiations would conclude Thursday. Keir Simmons and Natasha Lebedeva reported from Istanbul, and Mithil Aggarwal from Hong Kong.

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May 15, 2025

Trump says 'nothing' will happen during Ukraine peace talks as Putin skips out

Trump says 'nothing' will happen during Ukraine peace talks as Putin skips out ISTANBUL —High-stakes peace talksThursday between Rus...

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