News about Shohreh Aghdashloo

We now have our first glance at Colin Farrell's long-awaited "The Batman" spinoff series. Max (formerly known as HBO Max) officially launched its new streaming services on April 12th after dropping the first suspenseful teaser of "The Penguin," Farrell's next chapter of "The Batman" saga, which sees Farrell's titular gangster character return to Gotham City to wreak havoc. The clip also announced that Matt Reeves-executive produced show is now in production in New York City and is scheduled to debut on our television screens in 2024. Robert Pattinson played "The Batman," which Reeves directed, premiered in March 2022 with Walter Pattinson as the titular Caped Crusader and Zo Kravitz as Catwoman. It was a box-office smash, grossing over $770 million. Max announced that its spinoff sequence was ongoing shortly after the film was announced. According to reports, "The Penguin" takes place soon after "The Batman" takes place, and the eight-episode limited series acts as a sequel.

Jameela Jamil and Meghan Markle have all been subjected to hysteria online, but they have chosen not to protest it. On the 15th episode of Markle's "Archetypes" podcast, the pair spoke about everything from activism and mental health to internet bullying, and their shared belief in a better world. Jamil said she felt for the Duchess of Sussex and what she's had to suffer from online bullying in the episode. "It's an incredible amount of sh*t that you take, Meghan." "I can't believe it," she said. "I campaigned for years before I'd ever met you." .. . I'm so sorry you've had to deal with it. It has brought out for us the utmost unkindness, bigotry, and misogyny of our media. "I think and I hope and I have hope that the tides are shifting because so many of us are fighting back."

The Duchess of Sussex meets with British actress and influencer Jameela Jamil, as well as American-Iranian actress Shohreh Aghdashloo. Meghan and her guests explore why activism and "big thoughts" in women are often dismissed as 'audacious,' and instead used to make them 'feel small.' Miss Jamil, who has spent time in the United Kingdom and the United States, discusses her relationship with her, as well as social media trolling. Meghan claims that to stand for something is to'stand for something', but says, 'not everybody sees it that way, particularly with regard to women.'