Paul Rudd and Jonathan Majors walked the red carpet at Sydney’s Entertainment Quarter last night for the Ant-Man ant The Wasp: Quantumania premiere.
The third film of the franchise sees Ant-Man take on his nemesis, Kang the Conqueror, but it is not just the film that has people talking lately.
There has been growing debate online about Paul’s youthful glow, so we asked him about it.
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“I just came from New York where it is so cold, that it is kind of hard to move around – to land here in this incredible weather – I just feel like warm – there is a bit of a sheen, a sweat,” Paul said.
“I think it might just be sweat, you are mistaking my youthful glow for just gross sweat.”
It works for us, Ant-Man ant The Wasp: Quantumania hits cinemas on February 16.
Pink has revealed her Trustfall track list.
The 9th studio album includes 13 songs with collaborations from First Aid Kit, Chris Stapleton and The Lumineers.
I’m so in love with the new album and I cannot wait for you to hear every single song. It is out this month.
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And huge news this morning, this question that’s haunted us for many decades.
Could Jack from Titanic have survived the finale?
Well, 25 years on from the film’s release we finally have an answer, grounded in scientific research – because you know I’m a woman of science after all.
The first look at National Geographic’s special Titanic: 25 Years Later with James Cameron putting us out of our misery.
“Jack swims over, one, two, three and this time, Rose offers a life jacket to help insulate her man and he is stabilised,” director James Cameron can be heard as stand-ins rehearse the iconic scene.
“She got him to a place where if we projected that out, he might have just made it until the life boat got there.”
That’s Cameron’s verdict, there you go, can you believe it?
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