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In a hands-on PS5 demo, The Verge’s Kallie Plagge finds Marvel’s Wolverine delivers gory, satisfying claw combat while centering Logan’s vulnerability and relationships; Logan re joins Team X to fight for mutants, but the real hook is his quiet, conflicted humanity—highlighted in Princess Bar conversations—paired with a Rage meter-based combat system and Last Stand, setting up a September 15 PS5 launch.
Antonio Cipriano says Prime Video's Off Campus will give viewers a glimpse of Logan and Grace’s romance in Season 2, with Grace helping Logan open up as their relationship unfolds; the adaptation also continues to diverge from the source books in how relationships are framed, and Season 2 is set to begin production in Canada.
Fed's Logan emphasizes that the Federal Reserve is not considering a rate cut, pushing back against market expectations for lower interest rates.
Director James Mangold, known for his work on Logan and Indiana Jones, has expressed his resignation towards Hugh Jackman's decision to revive the character of Wolverine for a Deadpool movie. In an interview with Variety, Mangold stated that he wished they had let the character be, but acknowledged that there will always be another Wolverine. Despite his feelings, Mangold continues to work on franchise films, including a Swamp Thing movie and a Star Wars project.
A 17-year-old boy was shot and killed, while a 7-year-old child and two other teens were injured in a shooting in Logan, Philadelphia. The 7-year-old was caught in the crossfire while walking to the corner store with his family. The injured were taken to Einstein Medical Center for treatment. An investigation is underway, and tips can be submitted anonymously.
Director Lorene Scafaria discusses the latest episode of "Succession," which sees Shiv and Tom rekindling their romance, Kendall celebrating a successful investor launch, and Roman struggling with his grief and self-worth. Scafaria also talks about bringing back Logan in a surreal promo video and drawing intentional parallels between Kendall's beach scene and his pool scene in Season 3. She also reveals that Shiv's pregnancy is causing her and Tom to trauma bond, and discusses the intense scenes between Karl and Kendall and Gerri and Roman.
Valerie Campbell, a former costume supervisor on "Gilmore Girls," revealed in a TikTok video that Logan is the "obvious choice" as the father of Rory Gilmore's baby in the show's Netflix revival. Campbell ruled out Rory's other love interests and explained that the show's creator, Amy Sherman-Palladino, intended for viewers to infer that Logan was the father. Campbell also joked that the baby was not a result of immaculate conception and that she hopes Sherman-Palladino isn't upset with her for confirming the identity of the baby's dad.
Valerie Campbell, the costume supervisor on Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, claims that Logan is the father of Rory's baby in the revival series. She ruled out all other options and insisted that it was supposed to be "very, very, very, very obvious." Series creator Amy Sherman-Palladino has not confirmed or denied Campbell's claims. There is a possibility of a follow-up to A Year in the Life, as there is always more story to tell in the Gilmore Girls universe.
Gilmore Girls costume supervisor Valerie Campbell confirmed on TikTok that Logan is the father of Rory's baby, putting an end to speculation about other potential candidates such as Paul and the Wookiee. Amy Sherman-Palladino had already made it clear that the answer was "very, very, very, very, very obvious."
Gilmore Girls costume supervisor Valerie Campbell confirmed on TikTok that Logan is the father of Rory's baby, putting an end to speculation. She ruled out Rory's pseudo boyfriend Paul and her Wookiee hookup as potential fathers. Amy Sherman-Palladino had previously said it was "very, very, very, very, very obvious" who the father was.