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17 minutes ago
- Climate
- NBC News
Kerrville resident recounts escape from flood waters that overtook his home
Scott Walden and his wife awoke on July 4 to what he described as an "unusual" rise of floodwaters outside their home. They escaped by jumping into the water and getting carried downstream until grabbing onto a branch and phoning for 6, 2025
Yahoo
19 minutes ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Hansen shoots Norway to brink of Euro 2025 quarter-finals
Caroline Graham Hansen fired Norway to the brink of the Women's Euro 2025 quarter-finals with the decisive goal in Sunday's 2-1 over Finland. Barcelona star Hansen snatched the three points in Sion with a mishit cross six minutes before the end to keep Norway top of Group with a perfect six points. Advertisement Gemma Grainger's side will become the first team to reach the last eight if Iceland fail to beat hosts Switzerland in Bern later on Sunday. Norway looked set to dominate when Eva Nystrom diverted Hansen's low cross into her own net, and they were unlucky not be two ahead midway through the first half after striking the woodwork twice in the space of a minute. First, Ingrid Engen nodded Vilde Boe Risa's probing cross onto the post in the 24th minute. Then, Finland goalkeeper Anna Koivunen tipped an inswinging corner onto the upright. Koivunen pulled off two more superb stops four minutes later, tipping away Hansen's low drive before charging out to deny Ada Hegerberg just as it looked like the former Ballon d'Or winner was certain to net from close range. Advertisement Koivunen's goalkeeping heroics were rewarded in the 32nd minute when Oona Sevenius kept her head on the edge of the penalty box to guide home a superb leveller. Finland suddenly looked far more likely to take the points, with Eveliina Summanen denied a brilliant goal when Norway goalkeeper Cecilie Fiskerstrand tipped a shot onto the post. Hansen seemed to have missed her chance to win the match for Norway in the 82nd minute when she blasted over from point-blank range. She made up moments later when she skipped past two Finnish defenders, burst into the box, evaded two more players and lofted the ball in off the post. td/pb
Observer
20 minutes ago
- Sport
- Observer
Djokovic into last 16 at Wimbledon, Krejcikova crashes
LONDON: Seven-times champion Novak Djokovic scored his 100th match win at Wimbledon and led the march of the old guard into the last 16 on Saturday while an ailing Barbora Krejcikova's title defence ended in defeat and tears. World number one Jannik Sinner was at his ruthless best yet again as the Italian gathered momentum in his quest for a maiden All England Club title while American Ben Shelton and Australian Alex de Minaur announced themselves as dark horses. Djokovic is on an altogether different plane as he looks to capture his eighth title to match Roger Federer's record on the pristine lawns of London and his 25th major overall to surpass Margaret Court on the all-time list of champions. The 38-year-old showed exactly why Wimbledon could be his best chance of achieving the elusive targets when the 2023 and 2024 runner-up dismantled Davis Cup teammate Miomir Kecmanovic 6-3 6-0 6-4 in a little under two hours. A tonne of victories put him among elite company as the sixth seed became only the third player to achieve that feat at the tournament after nine-times champion Martina Navratilova and Swiss great Federer. "Wimbledon is a favourite and a dream tournament for not just myself, but probably the majority of players. Growing up, most of the kids dream of playing here and winning here," Djokovic said. Grigor Dimitrov, the Bulgarian 34-year-old, also scored his 100th match win across the four Grand Slams when he quelled the challenge of Austrian Sebastian Ofner 6-3 6-4 7-6(0). Joining him was fellow veteran Marin Cilic, the Croatian 36-year-old getting past spirited Spaniard Jaume Munar 6-3 3-6 6-2 6-4 to book a meeting with Italian 22nd seed Flavio Cobolli who took apart big-serving Czech teenager Jakub Mensik 6-2 6-4 6-2. While Cobolli may not be relishing a meeting with the tricky Cilic, his compatriot Sinner will welcome the chance to test his metronomic hitting against Dimitrov's elegant approach in what promises to be a classic. SUBLIME SINNER A sublime Sinner booked that clash with a 6-1 6-3 6-1 hammering of Pedro Martinez. The top seed, who has lost just 17 games in his first three matches, equalled the professional era record for fewest games dropped to make the Wimbledon fourth round along the way. After the unexpected high of last year's title triumph, Krejcikova came crashing down when she was beaten 2-6 6-3 6-4 by American 10th seed Emma Navarro in a disjointed Court One contest. The distressed 29-year-old Czech, who has endured her share of injuries this season, was in tears as she prepared to serve to stay in the tournament at 3-5 in the deciding set before eventually crashing out. Krejcikova's exit and 2022 champion Elena Rybakina's 7-6(6) 6-3 defeat by Danish powerhouse Clara Tauson means a first-time women's champion will be crowned at the Grand Slam for the eighth consecutive year. Iga Swiatek will hope she can be the one after the five-times major champion secured a 6-2 6-3 victory over American Danielle Collins, whose compatriot Hailey Baptiste crashed to 18-year-old Russian Mirra Andreeva 6-1 6-3. Shelton gave Americans something to smile about when the powerful left-hander made quick work of Hungarian lucky loser Marton Fucsovics 6-3 7-6(4) 6-2 while De Minaur swatted aside Dane August Holmgren 6-4 7-6(5) 6-3 to go through. — Reuters
Yahoo
20 minutes ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
How to watch the Superman movies in order: the ultimate guide to streaming the Man of Steel's films (chronological, release date, and more)
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Working out how to watch the Superman movies in order doesn't need to be your Kryptonite. In fact, with my help, you'll be on your way to watching the Man of Steel's various big-screen outings in no time. Indeed, this guide is your one-stop shop for finding out how to stream the Superman films in the order of your choosing. Below, I've outlined the two best ways to watch them – those being chronological order and release date order – and which one you should stick to if you're a Superman newbie. That's not all you'll learn about. There's also information on which of the world's best streaming services they're available on, and what Superman movies are the best (based on their Rotten Tomatoes scores). So, throw on your blue spandex and red cape, and let's take flight together. This is a really easy question to answer. In short, it doesn't matter whether you watch the Superman movies in order of chronology or by their release dates. How come? Unlike the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and the now-defunct DC Extended Universe (DCEU), whose movies and TV shows have different orders depending on whether you watch them chronologically or in release date order, the Superman films don't jump around. That's because there's no weird timeline shenanigans that mean you have to, say, watch 2013's Man of Steel before Christopher Reeve's first outing as Clarke Kent/Kal-El in 1978's Superman. No matter which method you pick, then, the Superman movies – which are also part of our much larger DC movies in order guide – are arranged in the exact same sequence. The only thing you need to be aware of is which era each of the Kryptonian's big-screen adventures are a part of. Speaking of which... Want to know how to watch the Superman movies in order of chronology? Here's how. As I previously outlined, it's not difficult to work out how to stream them in chronological order. All you need to know is that I've categorized the Man of Tomorrow's various live-action films via the actor who played them at the time. For example, Christopher Reeve portrayed one of DC Comics' most iconic heroes first, so I've grouped his four outings as Superman together. The same is true of the other actors – Brandon Routh and Henry Cavill – who've played him, too. Once James Gunn's Superman movie, which officially kickstarts the rebooted DC Universe (DCU) when it arrives in theaters in mid-July, I'll add the David Corenswet era below, too. For now, here's how to watch the Superman movies in chronological order: The Christopher Reeve era Superman: The Movie (1978) Superman II (1981) Superman III (183) Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987) The Brandon Routh era Superman Returns (2006) The Henry Cavill era Man of Steel (2013) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) Justice League (2017) / Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) Interested in streaming the Superman movies in release date order instead? This is the only guide you need. Again, it's not a difficult process to follow. Rather than round up the Man of Steel flicks into groups based on the actor who played them, they're simply listed in the order of the year they were released. So, 1978's Superman film is the first one you need to check out. Until its namesake Superman – aka one of 2025's most anticipated new movies – arrives, the Kryptonian's most recent movie appearance came in 2021's Zack Snyder's Justice League. Superman: The Movie (1978) Superman II (1981) Superman III (183) Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987) Superman Returns (2006) Man of Steel (2013) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) Justice League (2017) / Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) Now that you've learned how to watch the Superman movies in order, you'll need to know where you can stream them. Here's where fans in the US, UK, and Australia can currently watch them without having to rent or buy (NB: viewers in other nations can head to to find out where they're available where you live): Superman (1978) – Max (US), Sky/Now TV (UK), N/A (Australia) Superman II (1981) – Max (US), Sky/Now TV (UK), iView (Australia) Superman III (1983) – Max (US), Sky/Now TV (UK), iView (Australia) Superman IV: The Quest For Peace (1987) – Max (US), Sky/Now TV (UK), iView (Australia) Superman Returns (2006) – Max (US), Sky/Now TV (UK), N/A (Australia) Man of Steel (2013) – Max (US), Sky/Now TV (UK), Binge/Prime Video (Australia) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) – Max (US), Sky (UK), Netflix/Binge/Prime Video (Australia) Justice League (2017) – Max (US), Now TV (UK), Binge/Prime Video (Australia) Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) – Max (US), N/A (UK), N/A (Australia) As supremely popular as Superman is, he's not exactly received his fair share of top-tier films. In fact, there's only one that's good enough to appear on my best superhero movies guide. Maybe Gunn's Superman, the first movie to be released as part of DCU Chapter One, aka Gods and Monsters, will change that. For now, this is how you could watch the Superman movies in order if you streamed them based on their Rotten Tomatoes scores. I've listed them in the order of their critical ratings first, but I've also included their general audience scores to give you a better idea of how ordinary cinemagoers perceive them. Superman: The Movie – 93% / 86% Superman II – 82% / 76% Superman Returns – 74% / 60% Zack Snyder's Justice League – 71% / 92% Man of Steel – 57% / 75% Justice League – 39% / 67% Superman III – 29% / 23% Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – 28% / 63% Superman IV: The Quest for Peace – 10% / 16% For more entertainment-based content, read our other 'how to' guides, including how to watch the Marvel movies in order, how to watch the Spider-Man movies in order, how to watch the X-Men movies in order, and how to watch the Batman movies in order.
Yahoo
20 minutes ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Peacemaker season 2: everything we know so far about the HBO Max show's return (release date, trailer, cast, and plot)
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Peacemaker season 2: key information - Releasing worldwide on August 21- Comprises eight episodes- First trailer unveiled in May- Main cast all set to return- Will also feature new and established characters in the rebooted DCU- Plot synopsis revealed- Addresses season 1's canonicity in the DCU- Third season hasn't been greenlit yet Get your dancing shoes on, because Peacemaker season 2 is just over a month away from being released. The John Cena-starring comic book TV series will launch worldwide on August 21, so you've still got time to learn more about the hit HBO Max show's return. Indeed, this ultimate guide to all things Peacemaker will walk you through its sophomore season. You'll find more information on its first trailer, confirmed cast, story specifics, and potential impact on James Gunn and Peter Safran's rebooted DC Universe (DCU). Full spoilers follow for Peacemaker season 1. Possible spoilers are also discussed for its follow-up. Peacemaker season 2's release date was confirmed in April and it'll launch on HBO Max in nations where the streaming service is available on Thursday, August 21. It should air on Sky and Now TV in the UK, too. This release date is in line with what Casey Bloys, HBO's TV chief, told journalists last November 2024, when he teased that the release window for Peacemaker season 2 would likely launch in August 2025. Peacemaker season 2's first trailer was released publicly in May and there's quite a bit it revealed about this season's plot. Namely, that the titular metahuman will be hunted down by Rick Flag Sr – remember, Peacemaker killed Rick Flag Jr in 2021's The Suicide Squad movie – and, by way of a larger and/or multiversal Quantum Unfolding Chamber, cross over in the DCU from the now-defunct DC Extended Universe (DCEU). The official trailer's arrival came six months after season 2's first footage was revealed by way of a 2025 HBO Max sizzle reel video. With DC Studios holding a panel for Peacemaker 2 at San Diego Comic-Con 2025, I fully expect a new trailer to drop around July 26/27, too. Full spoilers follow for Peacemaker season 1. Here's who you'll see in Peacemaker season 2: John Cena as Christopher Smith/Peacemaker Danielle Brooks as Leota Adebayo Freddie Stroma as Adrian Chase/Vigilante Jennifer Holland as Emilia Harcourt Steve Agee as John Economos Nhut Le as Judomaster Robert Patrick as Auggie Smith/White Dragon Viola Davis as Amanda Waller Frank Grillo as Rick Flag Sr. Tim Meadows as Langston Fleury Sol Rodriguez as Sasha Bordeaux Michael B. Rooker as Red St. Wild David Denman as TBC Isabela Merced as Kendra Saunders/Hawkgirl Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner/Green Lantern Sean Gunn as Maxwell Lord Chukwudi Iwuji's Clemson Murn/Ik Nobe Llok, who died in season 1 episode 7, notwithstanding, the fist eight actors are all reprising their role from the series' debut season. That's in spite of Patrick's Auggie Smith also perishing last season, but he's likely returning as a ghost who, as the season 1 finale indicated, will continue to haunt his son. On the newcomer front, the headline news is Grillo – best known for playing Brock 'Crossbones' Rumlow in the Captain America movies – will appear as Flag Sr. Grillo voiced the character's animated form in season 1 of R-rated TV series Creature Commandos, which launched on HBO Max last December and was the DCU's first project. As we'll soon learn about in James Gunn's Superman movie, which flies into theaters on July 11, Flag Sr is the new head of ARGUS, a government organization that keeps tabs on DC Comics' various metahumans. As for why Davis' Waller isn't ARGUS chief anymore, Gunn said (via Threads) that season 2 will address this. Other cast additions include Rodriguez (Star Trek: Picard) and Meadows (Mean Girls) as Bordeaux and Fleury, who appear to be ARGUS agents. Denman's role is yet to be publicly confirmed. Meanwhile, Rooker is on board as an original character called Red St. Wild, who is the character in the above Instagram image. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly (EW), Gunn said he'll be the antagonist of a secondary plot involving Eagly, Peacemaker's bald eagle sidekick. Gunn's brother Sean, Merced, and Fillion will cameo as the Justice Gang, too, and interview Chris Smith for a position on their corporately-managed team. Lastly, there are rumors (per Cinemablend) that Joel Kinnaman could return as Flag Jr. As I mentioned earlier, Smith killed him in The Suicide Squad so, if Kinnaman does return, he may do so as another apparition that Smith's guilty conscious creates. Oh, and Gunn also told EW: "There might even be one really, really, really big cameo near the end of the show", so place your bets on who that'll be. Full spoilers follow for Peacemaker season 1. Potential spoilers are also discussed for season 2. Here's Peacemaker season 2's official logline: "The new season follows Christopher 'Chris Smith, aka Peacemaker, the vigilante superhero as he struggles to reconcile his past with his newfound sense of purpose while continuing to kick righteous evil-doer butt in his misguided quest for peace at any cost." Before we dive into more potentially spoiler-filled story territory, let's address the question on every fan's mind: will Peacemaker season 2 feature a new, dance number-esque intro sequence that'll surely go viral on TikTok? In short: yes. "I'm very happy with it," Cena told Collider. "I want to say so much more, but I'll just say I'm very happy with it. Everyone was super enthused and also understood how important it is this time around, and I really hope that shows. I know the show is great. In my mind, the opening number is great. I hope the world agrees." "I'll give you an exclusive," Gunn also told EW. "You get to see Eagly try to dance, so that's really something. He is not the best at it, but he tries to really join in the dance sequence at the end. He's got a little pose this time." But back to season 2's actual plot. "It essentially picks up where season 1 left off," Gunn told a fan on Threads, although he added that there'll be "a couple of minor differences". Per EW, Gunn also said "a couple of years" have passed since last season's finale. Those "minor differences" are to be expected, especially in light of the fact that seasons 1 and 2 exist in completely different comic book universes. Speaking to IGN, though, Gunn said of season 1's canonicity in the DCU: 'The truth is almost all of Peacemaker is canon with the exception of The Justice League [who cameo at the end of season 1]. We will kind of deal with [that in season 2]". Gunn also teased (via EW) that the Quantum Unfolding Chamber, which we saw last season, "is the center of the story in Peacemaker season 2" and is likely to reveal how this series crosses over into and merges with the DCU. Chris Smith will spend much of this chapter trying to stay out of Flag Sr's reach, too. Indeed, Flag Sr will be on a "mission of justice" to avenge his son's death. ARGUS' new chief has plenty of resources at his disposal – given his own military background, he's no slouch, either – so expect Peacemaker 2.0's story to largely center around this cat and mouse game as Flag Sr pursues the man who murdered his only child. As for what lies in store if (or, rather, when) the pair physically and verbally clash, Grillo told Collider: 'We do get into it. I'm not going to give anything away. It's an interesting thing about Peacemaker and his perspective about my son, and what his feelings are about himself because of that. So, we did get into some tangles, but I don't know that people are going to expect what's to happen." Smith will continue to contend with other moments his own trauma-laced past, including accidentally killing his older brother, dealing with his xenophobic and uncaring father (albeit from beyond the grave), and securing peace no matter who dies in the process. He redeemed himself somewhat by helping to put a stop to the Butterflies in season 1 – so much so that, as the DCU Chapter One show's first trailer reveals, he'll even try and join the DCU's Justice Gang, which we'll first see in 2025's Superman. It seems, though, that it'll take more than one world-saving mission to remove the 'anti' part of his anti-hero facade. "He's basically interviewing for membership in the group," Gunn said to EW, "But, they just mock him the entire time, so he's not taken seriously. He's still considered a punchline among all of the other metahumans, so he's starting the season in a bad place. As are all of our heroes, all of the 11th Street kids – well, everybody but Vigilante, who just always seems to be okay with everything." Hopefully, every member of the 11th Street Kids will not only get their moment to shine in one of the best HBO Max shows' sophomore outing, but also be explored in more detail, too, especially from emotional and psychological perspectives. "[Season 2 ] is all about the twists and turns," Gunn told EW. "It's about the surprises we find out in episode 1, 6, and 8. And it's a very, very emotional season – there's a lot of comedy like the first season, but there's also a lot of emotion in it, and it's really good." The short answer is: I don't know. Once Peacemaker season 2 is out in full, we'll have a much better idea of how its story will affect the DCU moving forward. For now, all Gunn has said (via EW) is "I developed it [season 2] along the way, in conjunction with the other DC projects that we're doing, so it's very much connected to Superman and it's very much connected to what comes after." Right now, there are only three live-action projects in development at DC Studios: Supergirl (formally known as Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow), Lanterns, and Clayface. Of that trio, Lanterns is arguably the production that'll be most impacted by Peacemaker 2, especially with Fillion's Gardner set to have a role in the DCU's Green Lantern TV show. How the other two movies or other unannounced DC Studios projects are affected remains to be seen. But, with Peacemaker season 2's launch date fast approaching, we won't have to wait much longer for answers. For more DC Comics-based coverage, read our guides on how to watch the DC movies in order, how to watch the Superman movies in order, how to watch the Batman movies in order, and our ranking of the best Batman movies.
