The first three episodes of Titans season three will premiere on Thursday, August 12. New episodes will then launch weekly every Thursday through October 21 on HBO Max.
The third season will air on the DC Universe streaming platform in fall 2020. Other shows that air on the streaming service include Doom Patrol and upcoming animated Harley Quinn series, which premieres on November 29.
One of the benefits of having a membership to the DC Universe platform is gaining access to a library of comics that you can read online.
Brenton Thwaites is dapper as he flashes a smile alongside his girlfriend Chloe Pacey while attending the world premiere of his DC series Titans held at Hammerstein Ballroom on Wednesday (October 3) in New York City.
The show stars Brenton as the famed character Robin. You may know Robin traditionally from the Batman story lines, but this Robin appears to have a grudge against the famous superhero. At one point in the trailer, Brenton‘s Robin says, “F*ck Batman.”
Titans, which was already renewed for a second season, will premiere its first season on October 12 – Watch the trailer here!
FYI: Brenton is wearing a Missoni suit. Minka is wearing a Temperley London dress with rings by EF Collection, Graziela Gems, Octavia Elizabeth, and EFFY Jewelry.
The first trailer for Titans, DC Universe’s debut show on their brand new streaming service just debuted – and it comes with a TV-MA warning for violence, adult themes, and explicit language!
The show stars Brenton Thwaites as the famed character Robin. You may know Robin traditionally from the Batman story lines, but this Robin appears to have a grudge against the famous superhero. At one point in the trailer, Brenton‘s Robin says, “F*ck Batman.”
In the trailer, we also see Raven, played by Teagan Croft, as well as alien Koriand’r/Starfire (played by Anna Diop), and Beast Boy (played by Ryan Porter).
Corey Hawkins is opening up about bringing 24 back without Kiefer Sutherland as the beloved franchise star Jack Bauer in 24: Legacy.
“All I have to do is walk in Eric Carter’s shoes – I don’t have to step up and be Jack Bauer. There’s no pressure to do that,” the 28-year-old actor expressed at the premiere of 24: Legacy on Monday (January 30) at New York’s Spring Studios (via THR).
“What everyone loved about 24 is still there – the clock, the tick, the lean-in factor, the pacing,” Corey added. “You can sit back and watch it, but you’re also engaged in the [controversy] of it all. But at the same time, it’s also very personal to Eric, and that’s what happened last time: People fell in love with Jack. Kiefer is amazing – I’ve been a fan of his for years. He wanted me to allow the character to continue to surprise me.”
FYI: Nicole is wearing a Valentino dress with bag, Rupert Sanderson shoes, NK‘s jewels, and an Omega watch. Shailene is wearing Dolce&Gabbana with a Salvatore Ferragamo coat and Kurt Geiger heels. Reese is wearing a David Koma dress, Jimmy Choo shoes, and Anita Ko jewelry. Zoe is wearing a Brandon Maxwell look with Christian Louboutin shoes and Swati Danak earrings. Genevieve is wearing a DKNY look with Schutz shoes. Constance is wearing a St. John blouse. More Here! »
Fox is bringing 24 back without Kiefer Sutherland as the franchise star Jack Bauer, instead, 24: Legacy revolves around Corey Hawkins as Eric Carter – a young veteran of the War in Afghanistan who finds himself the target of a terrorist group.
Wile speaking at the 24: Legacy panel during the FOX portion of the 2017 Winter TCA Press Tour held at Langham Hotel on Wednesday (January 11) in Pasadena, the 28-year-old actor opened up about the cultural significance of his casting.
“The script happened to be amazing when I read it,” Corey added (Variety). “It lifted off the page, and my mind just started going with where you can take it and what it means in television to be a hero and look like I look. It’s not just about his skin color, it’s about his culture. It’s about where he grew up. It’s about what does it mean, what are the alliances growing in Washington, D.C. southeast, where I happen to personally have grown up.”
