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Rosario Dawson revealed at GalaxyCon Raleigh that she filmed a scene as Daredevil’s Claire Temple for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but her cameo was cut from the final film. She joked about being a “reject of Spider-Man” and shared BTS moment regrets, while expressing hope to appear as Claire again in the MCU.
Rosario Dawson revealed she filmed a cameo as Claire Temple for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but the scene was cut from the final film. Dawson, who has played Claire across Daredevil and MCU series, joked about her BTS photos being unusable and expressed hope her character could appear again in the Spider-Man universe.
Day 2 of San Diego Comic-Con 2026 spotlights solo cosplayers with a mix of popular heroes and deep-cut characters, showcasing outfits from Supergirl, Daredevil, Blue Beetle, Thor, and niche picks like the Faun from Pan’s Labyrinth and Sauron, highlighted by impressive prosthetics and a diverse gallery of costumes.
Wai Ching Ho, the Hong Kong-born actress best known for portraying Madame Gao in Marvel’s Daredevil and related series, has died at age 82. The family did not disclose a cause of death and thanked fans for their support in a statement.
Wai Ching Ho, the Hong Kong-born actress who played Madame Gao across Daredevil and related Marvel series, has died. A representative confirmed the death to USA TODAY on July 12, with her family thanking fans for the outpouring of messages. Tributes from co-stars, including Peter Shinkoda and Mahira Kakkar, praised her mentorship, warmth and pillar-like presence in the industry.
Veteran actress Wai Ching Ho, known for Madame Gao in Daredevil and appearances in Iron Fist and other Marvel projects, has died at 83 from a stroke on July 10. The news was shared by co-stars on Instagram and later confirmed by Variety, with tributes highlighting her decades-long career across film, television and voice work (including Turning Red).
Wai Ching Ho, the Hong Kong-born actress best known for portraying crime boss Madame Gao in Daredevil and its Marvel spin-offs Iron Fist and The Defenders, has died at 82. Death was confirmed by former costars Peter Shinkoda and Judy Lei, with no immediate cause of death disclosed. Ho’s career spanned film, television and stage, including One Life to Live (1983), voicing Grandma Wu in Turning Red, and Off-Broadway work such as Laowang: A Chinatown King Lear.
Wai Ching Ho, the Hong Kong-born actress best known for portraying Madame Gao in Daredevil and appearing in Hustlers, has died at 82. Born in 1943 in Japanese-occupied Hong Kong, Ho began her onscreen career with Cadillac Man (1990) and went on to a diverse body of work across film and television, including Turning Red and various TV roles; tributes from co-stars and friends followed on social media.
Two Moscow-based climbers, Angela Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov (Beerkus), who scaled the Empire State Building to propose, were arraigned on charges including reckless endangerment, burglary and criminal mischief and were released on supervised release until Aug. 24. Investigators say they accessed the building via a broken 104th‑floor door and a hatch after allegedly casing the joint, while officials emphasize the rescue was dangerous for responders; the defense says the case is overcharged.
A Yemeni daredevil known as the 'Spider-Man of Yemen' died after losing his grip while climbing the sheer wall of the Hardah Dam volcanic crater without safety gear; rescuers spent four hours locating his body about 100 feet beneath the crater's surface, prompting authorities to warn adventurers to use protective gear.
Marvel Rivals’ May 21 patch (version 20260521) adds new skins for Peni Parker and Daredevil, introduces the Savage Adventure event with free rewards (Ultron Cybernetic Drip, Hela Savage Monarch, and Luna Snow Sonic Trailblazer costumes), and includes Luna Snow chromas and VFX. The update goes live May 21 at 9:00 UTC with no downtime, and the Savage Land event runs until June 25, 9:00 UTC. It’s a mid-season refresh following last week’s release schedule.
Eight Marvel Netflix characters are confirmed to return in Daredevil: Born Again Season 3, including Matt Murdock, Kingpin, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Bullseye, Karen Page, and Detective Brett Mahoney, as the Disney+ series continues the Defenders reunion and centers on Matt’s imprisonment, likely adapting the Devil in Cell Block D arc.
In a Variety interview, Daredevil showrunner explains Born Again Season 3 will bring back Marvel’s street‑level heroes for a Defenders reunion—Daredevil’s courtroom identity reveal kicks off a prison arc, Kingpin’s feral campaign roils the city, and Jessica Jones and Luke Cage appear in the finale. The piece also teases Punisher: One Last Kill’s place in the timeline and threads involving Bullseye and Mr. Charles, with hints that future seasons could expand the ensemble even further.
In the Daredevil: Born Again finale, Matt Murdock’s renewed mercy is put to the test when he lets Wilson Fisk walk after Fisk’s deadly riot, sparking debate over justice versus mercy; Karen Page’s trial is dismissed, Fisk escapes amid citywide upheaval, and the episode ends with a provocative cliffhanger that could push Daredevil behind bars while Fisk remains a dangerous political force, leaving the season’s moral questions largely unresolved and the status quo intact.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day signals a broader Daredevil crossover in the MCU, with Sheila Riviera from Daredevil: Born Again shown handing Spider-Man the Key to the City in the trailer, Jon Bernthal's Punisher confirmed to appear, and rumors of The Hand and Claire Temple linking Netflix-era heroes to the film.