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      Nerdist

      Apple Series CALLS Is All Freaky Audio and Trippy Visuals

      The Apple TV+ series Calls combines the thrills of an horror audio show with the trippy vibe of psychedelic-lite visuals. The post Apple Series CALLS Is All Freaky Audio and Trippy Visuals appeared first on Nerdist.

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      Men's Health

      HBO's 'The Last of Us' Now Officially Has Its Joel and Ellie

      'Game of Thrones' stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey reunite for the much-anticipated video game adaptation.

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      People

      Pedro Pascal Sweetly Supports His Sister Lux After She Comes Out as a Trans Woman: 'Mi Corazón'

      Pedro Pascal posted the magazine cover where his sister Lux comes out as a trans woman

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      Yahoo Movies

      'We Can Be Heroes': Robert Rodriguez reveals surprising help he got to make Netflix hit

      "Spy Kids" and "Sharkboy and Lava Girl" writer-director Robert Rodriguez also explains why he alternates between family films and R-rated action.

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      People

      Poe and Mando! Star Wars ' Pedro Pascal and Oscar Isaac Ring in the New Year Together

      "2020 ByeB****," Pedro Pascal commented on Elvira Lind's playful post

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      Yahoo Movies

      Patty Jenkins explains why 'Wonder Woman 1984' has more humor — and depicts more harassment — than the first movie

      The "Wonder Woman 1984" director talks about how the sequel departs from its 2017 predecessor.

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      The Wrap

      Did ‘The Mandalorian’ Just Ruin Baby Yoda?

      (Spoilers ahead for the “Chapter 13” episode of the Disney+ “Star Wars” series, “The Mandalorian”)I’m gonna be totally honest here. I never really wondered what Baby Yoda’s real name was. It’s almost as though “Baby Yoda” was his real name. It was cute enough that it seemed fitting, and unless his name was gonna be Yoda Jr it didn’t seem like it would be a big deal. And it wasn’t! We learned his name this week, and that name is totally incidental. Except for the fact that the name is disgusting to both hear and say and doesn’t fit the mood at all. Grogu. Ugh.The “Star Wars” nerds seem to have liked this episode overall, given Rosario Dawson’s first appearance as Ahsoka Tano and all the other references — and implied references — to the “Clone Wars” and “Rebels” shows. But I have a hard time even thinking about all that stuff right now as I try to wrestle with Baby Yoda’s name actually, truly, for real being “Grogu.”Also Read: For a Hefty Price, You Can Also Share Baby Yoda's MacaronsThis revelation might have completely destroyed the appeal of Baby Yoda for me. This season had already been unkind to Baby Yoda. He’s barely been present in most of the episodes — Mando literally dropped him off at school for an entire episode since he’s almost never actually helpful in any way, and when he has been around, he just does stuff like eat that frog lady’s eggs.And now we have to deal with the fact that he has a decidedly uncute name that’s just so unpleasant to say. Grogu. Disgusting.It’s going to be pretty hard to look at Baby Yoda the same after this, especially if all the characters are just going to constantly refer to him as Grogu now. Every time Ahsoka or Mando called him that this week, I couldn’t help but shutter and say the name in exasperation. Grogu. Ugh.Also Read: Why Are 'The Mandalorian' Episodes So Short?Giving Baby Yoda that name is as severe a crime against “Star Wars” as anything that happened in “The Rise of Skywalker,” which has been reviled by fans and received the worst critical reception of the entire movie franchise. It’s the kind of thing that retroactively makes the whole show worse. If I were to watch “The Mandalorian” from the beginning, I think I’d enjoy Baby Yoda less just knowing that Grogu is a thing.It’s just astonishing, honestly. That name isn’t cute. It doesn’t sound good when anyone says it. It’s often felt to me like actors on “The Mandalorian” struggle to convincingly to say some of the goofier “Star Wars” terms — and now they’re being saddled with a word that no one could sell.Maybe Grogu wouldn’t be so upsetting if we’d known about it from the start. If they’d introduced that word at the beginning, before Baby Yoda became such a thing — remember, he didn’t show up until the very end of the first episode — I would feel differently. If Mando had been told he had to find an alien named Grogu at the start of his mission, it would have been funny to learn that such a gross name belonged to such a precious little fella.Also Read: 'The Mandalorian': Who Was That Guy at the End of the Season 2 Premiere?But that’s not how it went. And now we’re stuck with a name that I think will change my entire perception of Baby Yoda. Every time somebody calls him Grogu I’m gonna cringe. It’s just that bad.We’ve been through so much in 2020 with the pandemic and a remarkably intense presidential election cycle. And now we have to deal with Grogu too.Read original story Did ‘The Mandalorian’ Just Ruin Baby Yoda? At TheWrap

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      Yahoo Movies UK

      'The Mandalorian' takes flight in new teaser for second season of Disney+ hit

      Din Djarin takes to the skies in the new teaser for 'The Mandalorian' S2.

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      Variety

      Masked ‘Mandalorian’ Actor Spurs Golden Globes Rules Change

      Pedro Pascal and his masked bounty hunter on "The Mandalorian" have made an impact on the Golden Globes' rules. In a timely move during this era of mask wearing, a new Globe rule clarifies that Pascal, whose face wasn't visible for most of the show, was indeed eligible last year to compete as an actor […]

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      Yahoo Movies UK

      Stunning new trailer for 'Star Wars' spin-off 'The Mandalorian' dials up the action

      Anyone still on the fence over whether they're more excited about The Mandalorian than they are about The Rise of Skywalker has probably just had their minds made up.

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      Yahoo TV

      The first trailer for 'The Mandalorian' shows 'Star Wars' fans a new side of the far, far away galaxy

      The first trailer for the Disney+ series "The Mandalorian" premiered at D23 and "Star Wars" fans are thrilled.

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      Yahoo Movies

      From Western influence to Werner Herzog: What we learned about 'The Mandalorian' at Star Wars Celebration

      Jon Favreau and friends presented the first footage from upcoming live action series "The Mandalorian" at Star Wars Celebration.

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      Variety

      ‘The Mandalorian’ Adds Giancarlo Esposito, Werner Herzog, Carl Weathers to Cast

      “The Mandalorian” cast has taken shape. The upcoming live-action “Star Wars” streaming series has revealed that the cast now includes Giancarlo Esposito, Emily Swallow, Carl Weathers, Omid Abtahi, and Werner Herzog. They join previously announced cast members Pedro Pascal, Nick Nolte, and Gina Carano. As with all things “Star Wars,” the exact nature of each actor’s […]

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      TVLine.com

      'Star Wars': Pedro Pascal Nabs Lead Role in Live-Action 'Mandalorian' Series

      The Force is strong with Pedro Pascal. The Narcos actor has been tapped to lead The Mandalorian, the live-action Star Wars series coming to Disney’s streaming service. Though Pascal’s casting has not been formally announced, our sister site Variety reports that he has been offered the role and is in negotiations to star in the project. […]

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      Entertainment Weekly

      Here's a look at an extremely '80s Pedro Pascal in Wonder Woman 1984

      Wonder Woman 1984: See an extremely ’80s looking Pedro Pascal in the film

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      Superfan TV

      Jennifer Lawrence helps out ‘Game of Thrones’ star at a U2 concert

      "Game of Thrones" star thanks Jennifer Lawrence for hooking him up at a U2 concert.

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      Variety

      Ex-'Game of Thrones' star Pedro Pascal to play villain in 'Equalizer 2' opposite Denzel Washington

      Plot details are scarce, other than that Washington will reprise his role as a former special ops agent who helps those who can’t defend themselves.

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      Yahoo Movies

      'Kingsman: The Golden Circle': Get the Inside Scoop From All-Star Cast

      Taron Egerton, Colin Firth, American spy team known as Stateman (Jeff Bridges, Channing Tatum, Halle Berry, Pedro Pascal) talk to Yahoo Movies at Comic-Con

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      Yahoo Movies

      'Kingsman: The Golden Circle' Trailer Bridges Cultural Divide Between British and American Spies

      New trailer for 'Kingsman: The Golden Circle,' directed by Matthew Vaughn, with Taron Egerton, Jeff Bridges, Julianne Moore, Channing Tatum, Halle Berry

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      Superfan TV

      6 Stars You Forgot Were on ‘Buffy’

      Today marks the 20th anniversary of the premiere of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. And with all that time passed, you’ll be forgiven for forgetting how many stars appeared on the classic series early in their careers. Watch the video above to see six future stars that popped up in Sunnydale.

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      Ethan Alter

      'The Great Wall' Exclusive Clip: Throwing the Monsters a Fireball

      Sneak peek at East-meets-West would-be blockbuster pitting Matt Damon, Pedro Pascal, and Tian Jing against a charging horde of mythical monsters

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      Yahoo Celebrity Video

      8 Celebrities Who Rocked a Mustache In 2016

      November always conjures up memories of your favorite and not-so-favorite relatives gathering together for Thanksgiving dinner, watching football, and, of course, the tryptophan coma that ensues from gorging on a Bacchanalian feast.

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      Kelly Woo

      ‘Narcos’ Stars Play ‘Blow or B.S?’ About Pablo Escobar’s Life

      Pablo Escobar has become an almost mythical figure, with many outrageous tales of his life. Wagner Moura, Boyd Holbrook, and Pedro Pascal had to guess if a statement was “blow” (true) or “b.s.” (false). Like, for instance, did Escobar built a private zoo at his luxurious estate in Puerto Triunfo?

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      Kelly Woo

      ‘Narcos’ Stars Preview Pablo Escobar on the Run in Season 2

      Season 2 of Netflix’s Narcos premieres Sept. 2, and the stars of the acclaimed drama promise another thrilling ride. “Even better than the first one,” star Wagner Moura, who plays cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar, tells Yahoo TV. Moura and his fellow cast members Boyd Holbrook (DEA Agent Steve Murphy) and Pedro Pascal (DEA Agent Javier Peña) talked to Yahoo TV about what to expect from the new episodes.

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