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Express Tribune
29-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
James Gunn shares new update on Teen Titans project
James Gunn, co-head of DC Studios, has officially confirmed that the much-discussed Teen Titans live-action film currently has no completed script in development. Despite earlier reports suggesting Ana Nogueira had drafted a screenplay, Gunn clarified that such a script 'doesn't exist' and that she has since shifted focus to writing the studio's Wonder Woman reboot. A script for Teen Titans doesn't exist as of right now. — Home of DCU (@homeofdcu) July 28, 2025 In past comments, Gunn had noted that Nogueira initially submitted a draft in early 2025, which was still undergoing revisions. However, in a recent response to fan questions, he stated that the script remains unfinished and the project is not actively being worked on at the moment. TEEN TITANS has been put on hold to prioritize WONDER WOMAN — DCU Updates (@DCU_Updates) July 28, 2025 The unexpected clarification contradicts prior expectations that Teen Titans would be part of the DCU's Chapter One slate alongside projects like Supergirl and Peacemaker Season 2. According to public updates, the film has now been deprioritized while resources focus on confirmed projects such as Wonder Woman. Although this does not guarantee the project won't return in a later phase, the current status indicates that Teen Titans remains on hold pending further development, or may have been superseded entirely.
Leader Live
23-07-2025
- Health
- Leader Live
Ella Henderson shares endometriosis diagnosis in bid to ‘spread awareness'
The 29-year old, who found fame on the TV singing competition, The X Factor, in 2012, said that she was diagnosed in January after a laparoscopy revealed 'severe endometriosis' behind her uterus and scar tissue affecting her bladder and bowel. According to the NHS website, endometriosis is caused when cells similar to those in the lining of the womb (uterus) grow in other parts of the body. A post shared by ELLA HENDERSON (@ellahendersonofficial) In a statement shared on her Instagram account on Wednesday, Henderson said she wants others suffering with the condition to know they are not alone. She said: 'After years of struggling with confusing and challenging health problems including stomach bloating, bowel pain and heavy periods, plus countless GP appointments leading to scans, tests and the feeling that maybe the pain was all in my head, I was officially diagnosed with endometriosis in January this year. 'My long journey to an endometriosis diagnosis is not unique. It takes on average up to nine years in the UK, which for many like me, can put an immense mental and physical toll on you. 'Living in chronic pain, not being believed, and constant misdiagnosis led to periods of depression, isolation and anxiety. If health practitioners had recognised my endometriosis symptoms sooner, I might have been spared all that.' Despite there not being a cure for endometriosis, there are treatments available that can help manage the pain including surgery which Henderson said had helped to 'significantly' reduce symptoms. She has since partnered with the charity, Endometriosis UK, to help raise awareness about the condition. She added: 'I don't want future generations of women to go through what I did. I know that my situation isn't unique, and too many women unnecessarily suffer with undiagnosed endometriosis for far too long. 'My hope is to be a voice for those still searching for answers and show those living with endometriosis that they're not alone. 'I want anyone living with this condition to feel a sense of empowerment and be enabled to take back control of their lives by knowing what is actually going on with their bodies. 'I believe it is so important that we begin to have more open conversations about menstrual health and endometriosis. 'Spreading awareness and knowledge by having wider discussions on the matter is key. 'The only way we can feel more comfortable and in control is by sharing our own experiences.' The Lincolnshire-born singer finished sixth on The X Factor where she went on to release her debut single Ghost which reached number one in the UK singles charts before releasing her debut studio album Chapter One.
South Wales Guardian
23-07-2025
- Health
- South Wales Guardian
Ella Henderson shares endometriosis diagnosis in bid to ‘spread awareness'
The 29-year old, who found fame on the TV singing competition, The X Factor, in 2012, said that she was diagnosed in January after a laparoscopy revealed 'severe endometriosis' behind her uterus and scar tissue affecting her bladder and bowel. According to the NHS website, endometriosis is caused when cells similar to those in the lining of the womb (uterus) grow in other parts of the body. A post shared by ELLA HENDERSON (@ellahendersonofficial) In a statement shared on her Instagram account on Wednesday, Henderson said she wants others suffering with the condition to know they are not alone. She said: 'After years of struggling with confusing and challenging health problems including stomach bloating, bowel pain and heavy periods, plus countless GP appointments leading to scans, tests and the feeling that maybe the pain was all in my head, I was officially diagnosed with endometriosis in January this year. 'My long journey to an endometriosis diagnosis is not unique. It takes on average up to nine years in the UK, which for many like me, can put an immense mental and physical toll on you. 'Living in chronic pain, not being believed, and constant misdiagnosis led to periods of depression, isolation and anxiety. If health practitioners had recognised my endometriosis symptoms sooner, I might have been spared all that.' Despite there not being a cure for endometriosis, there are treatments available that can help manage the pain including surgery which Henderson said had helped to 'significantly' reduce symptoms. She has since partnered with the charity, Endometriosis UK, to help raise awareness about the condition. She added: 'I don't want future generations of women to go through what I did. I know that my situation isn't unique, and too many women unnecessarily suffer with undiagnosed endometriosis for far too long. 'My hope is to be a voice for those still searching for answers and show those living with endometriosis that they're not alone. 'I want anyone living with this condition to feel a sense of empowerment and be enabled to take back control of their lives by knowing what is actually going on with their bodies. 'I believe it is so important that we begin to have more open conversations about menstrual health and endometriosis. 'Spreading awareness and knowledge by having wider discussions on the matter is key. 'The only way we can feel more comfortable and in control is by sharing our own experiences.' The Lincolnshire-born singer finished sixth on The X Factor where she went on to release her debut single Ghost which reached number one in the UK singles charts before releasing her debut studio album Chapter One.
Rhyl Journal
23-07-2025
- Health
- Rhyl Journal
Ella Henderson shares endometriosis diagnosis in bid to ‘spread awareness'
The 29-year old, who found fame on the TV singing competition, The X Factor, in 2012, said that she was diagnosed in January after a laparoscopy revealed 'severe endometriosis' behind her uterus and scar tissue affecting her bladder and bowel. According to the NHS website, endometriosis is caused when cells similar to those in the lining of the womb (uterus) grow in other parts of the body. A post shared by ELLA HENDERSON (@ellahendersonofficial) In a statement shared on her Instagram account on Wednesday, Henderson said she wants others suffering with the condition to know they are not alone. She said: 'After years of struggling with confusing and challenging health problems including stomach bloating, bowel pain and heavy periods, plus countless GP appointments leading to scans, tests and the feeling that maybe the pain was all in my head, I was officially diagnosed with endometriosis in January this year. 'My long journey to an endometriosis diagnosis is not unique. It takes on average up to nine years in the UK, which for many like me, can put an immense mental and physical toll on you. 'Living in chronic pain, not being believed, and constant misdiagnosis led to periods of depression, isolation and anxiety. If health practitioners had recognised my endometriosis symptoms sooner, I might have been spared all that.' Despite there not being a cure for endometriosis, there are treatments available that can help manage the pain including surgery which Henderson said had helped to 'significantly' reduce symptoms. She has since partnered with the charity, Endometriosis UK, to help raise awareness about the condition. She added: 'I don't want future generations of women to go through what I did. I know that my situation isn't unique, and too many women unnecessarily suffer with undiagnosed endometriosis for far too long. 'My hope is to be a voice for those still searching for answers and show those living with endometriosis that they're not alone. 'I want anyone living with this condition to feel a sense of empowerment and be enabled to take back control of their lives by knowing what is actually going on with their bodies. 'I believe it is so important that we begin to have more open conversations about menstrual health and endometriosis. 'Spreading awareness and knowledge by having wider discussions on the matter is key. 'The only way we can feel more comfortable and in control is by sharing our own experiences.' The Lincolnshire-born singer finished sixth on The X Factor where she went on to release her debut single Ghost which reached number one in the UK singles charts before releasing her debut studio album Chapter One.
Yahoo
10-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Superman: How Many Post-Credits Scenes Are in DCU Movie?
Wondering how many post-credits scenes are in ? As the first chapter of James Gunn's new DC Universe lands in theaters, fans are eager to know if it sets up what's next. With a fresh take on the iconic hero, the film also hints at the future of the DCU beyond its main story. Here's how many scenes to expect after the credits roll. James Gunn's Superman (2025) includes two post-credits scenes. The film follows the tradition of modern superhero storytelling by featuring both a mid-credits and a post-credits scene. These scenes appear after the film's 130-minute runtime. Post-credits scenes are now a staple in comic book films. They often tease future stories or add extra moments of levity. Superman marks the first entry in DC Studios' new universe. It also begins DCU's Chapter One: Gods and Monsters. The content of both scenes is still unknown. However, early viewers and critics have confirmed their presence. The film premiered on July 7, 2025, at the TCL Chinese Theater. It opens in U.S. theaters on July 11, 2025. Written and directed by James Gunn, Superman stars David Corenswet as Clark Kent/Superman and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane. The cast also includes Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor, Edi Gathegi, Anthony Carrigan, Nathan Fillion, and Isabela Merced. Gunn began developing the film in 2022 and filming commenced in early 2024, wrapping in July. The film draws inspiration from the All-Star Superman comic series by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely. The production team filmed Superman primarily at Trilith Studios in Georgia, with additional scenes shot in Ohio and Svalbard, Norway. DC Studios released it as their first feature film, with Peter Safran and Lars P. Winther serving as co-producers. James Gunn described the reboot as presenting 'a Superman who's driven by compassion and an inherent belief in the goodness of humankind.' The new film launches a reimagined continuity for DC's cinematic future, distinguishing itself from the previous DCEU timeline.
