We first got our sneak peek of Transformers: War for Cybertron a few months back, and after seeing this second clip, we have to say that it does look a bit promising.

Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar (along with their brood of 19 children) have starred in various TLC reality shows for more than a decade now. From 17 Kids & Counting to Counting On, viewers keep coming back for more — not only to gain insight into how a family that massive works, logistically, but also because of the highly religious/conservative way they raise their children.

Through the years, some of the Duggar siblings have bid farewell to reality TV stardom. Josh Duggar's 2015 scandals not only got him kicked off TLC, but effectively ended 19 Kids & Counting for good. And in 2017, TLC cut ties with the Dillards following Jill's husband Derick's transphobic Twitter rants involving Jazz Jennings.

Joy and Austin announced they were expecting again in a video posted to their YouTube channel in March. In a video titled “Yes, the rumors are true,” which has since been viewed over 1.2M times, Joy announced that she is expecting. She also revealed some important information in the footage: her due date. 

At the beginning of the video, Joy and Austin reveal to her family that they’re expecting a second baby “the second week of August.” 

Lily-Rose Depp is so incredibly striking. Johnny Depp’s daughter looked just like her model/actress mom Vanessa Paradis while out for a Parisian stroll in jeans and a white crop top.

Lily-Rose Depp makes casual street style look so chic, thanks to her stunning beauty. The 21-year-old model and actress donned a flirty white crop top as she went for a walk through Paris on July 6, making the sidewalk look like a fashion runway. 

Former Kasabian singer Tom Meighan has admitted assaulting his ex-fiancee.

He pleaded guilty at Leicester Magistrates' Court to attacking Vikki Ager while drunk on 9 April.

Ms Ager hit her head on a hamster cage after being thrown across a room. The musician also grabbed her leg and hit her on the head, the court heard.

Kasabian said they were "left with no choice but to ask Tom to leave the band", adding there is "no way we can condone his assault conviction".

A child witnessed the "sustained assault", the court was told, and contacted 999 to report that a "domestic incident was taking place".

Almost a month after her surgery, the beauty queen has returned to the dance floor with the help of her brother

Madonna bar*d all and went completely t*pless in her latest Instagram selfie

Looks like Users and Programs will have a reason to celebrate, it’s being reported that things are happening with a reported Tron: Legacy sequel!

One of the many IP’s that received some much needed attention with the launch of the Disney+ streaming service was the 1982 film Tron. Written and directed by Steven Lisberger, the movie was a modest success at the time both critically and financially, most pointing to its groundbreaking visuals as a high point.

It's rumored that Tron 3 is in the works starring Jared Leto which will be a sequel to 2010's Legacy.

The rumor comes from the Disney fan site The DisInsider which states Disney canceled plans for a John Ridley Tron Disney Plus series because they want to bring it back to the big screen.

It's further said the cast from Tron: Legacy could return, which included Garrett Hedlund as Sam Flynn and Olivia Wilde as Quorra.

Tron is one of those movies whose reputation precedes itself. Like, you’ve probably heard of Tron, but do you actually remember *watching* Tron? Can you tell me *one* thing about the movie other than the fact that people get sucked into computers and ride shiny digital motorcycles around? Maybe I’m projecting my own stupidities on you, I don’t know, but when I think of Tron, I think of how much more I like the idea of Tron more than its actual execution.

Unbelievably, it’s actually been an entire decade since Tron: Legacy, the sequel to the original 1982 film, hit theaters. This was just as the modern landscape of comic book movie-making was beginning to take hold, so the film, which starred Garrett Hedlund, Olivia Wilde, and Jeff Bridges, sort of came and went without much of a fuss.