New mutants 98 reprint

"Josh Boone has confirmed that #NewMutants early draft would have featured the mutants in X-Mansion with Xavier (McAvoy) and Storm (Shipp) reprising their roles. The movie was also supposed to be in X-Men: Apocalypse timeline but that was later dropped to make it a standalone." RELATED: The New Mutants Gets an Official Summer Release Date in Movie Theaters The connection between The New Mutants and the rest of the X-Men series has been a subject of debate ever since the project was first announced. Some said New Mutants was a part of the larger continuity, while others saw it as an entirely separate thing, with nothing to do with the other X-Men movies. … [Read more...] about Storm and Professor X Almost Showed Up in The New Mutants

RELATED: Storm and Professor X Almost Showed Up in The New Mutants The ultimate X-Men ensemble fights a war for the survival of the species across two time periods in X-Men: Days of Future Past. The beloved characters from the original "X-Men" film trilogy join forces with their younger selves from X-Men: First Class, in an epic battle that must change the past - to save our future. … [Read more...] about X-Men: Days of Future Past: Iceman, Colossus and Bishop Character Profile Videos

The title hit is such a classic, it’s easy to overlook how weird and disturbing it sounded when it first hit MTV in time for Christmas 1998 — so flamboyantly artificial, so post-Mentos inhuman. Who was this? Was she Swedish or Swiss or Icelandic? Was she just Not of This Earth? You could tell the lyrics were written by somebody who’d barely met the English language — oh, that irritating ellipsis in the title. (I ignore the ellipsis whenever possible, because as Brit would say, it’s my prerogative.) But there was something otherworldly about it. TLC later claimed they turned down the song, but it would have been all wrong for TLC or any other certified grown-ups. Can you imagine a worldly-wise adult like T-Boz selling a teen-psycho line like “When I’m not with you, I lose my mind”? No way. Only Britney. … [Read more...] about How Britney Spears Changed Pop With ‘Baby One More Time’

I came out of the Navy in 1952 and put together a band in Memphis called the Starlight Wranglers. I heard that Sam Phillips had a little studio and record label and I went to see him about getting a record out. I knew that if we could make a record, we’d get more places to play around town. Sam agreed to record us and he and I became good friends. Then one day we were having coffee, and his secretary actually brought up Elvis’ name. He had dropped by the studio with the hope of recording something. So Sam said, “Call this guy up and get him to go over to your house and see what you think of him.” So he came to my house on the Fourth of July. It was kind of a pre-audition. … [Read more...] about Q&A: Scotty Moore Keeps On Rockin’