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CW have announced 'Arrow' is coming to an end after eight series.
The Arrowverse surprised fans with a musical crossover between 'Supergirl' and 'The Flash' last year. But according to actress Danielle Panabaker, the superheroes of the CW won't be breaking into song again anytime soon. Panabaker, who stars in "The Flash," told Comic Beat that are no current plans to follow up the 'Duet' crossover. She said, "To the best of my knowledge we’re not going to do that again this year. That musical was pretty ambitious." The episode, which aired in The Flash's third season, saw Barry Allen and Kara Danvers sent into a musical dream world, featuring Glee's Darren Criss. Albeit without musical numbers, mini-crossovers between "Flash" and "Arrow," as well as "Flash" and "Legends of Tomorrow" are expected early on in the season. "The Flash" returns for its fourth season on October 10th on the CW.
(AP) — Melissa Benoist and Grant Gustin better work on their vocal exercises. There will be two musical crossover episodes later in the season on The CW shows "Supergirl" and "The Flash." Executive Producer Greg Berlanti announced the plans Thursday at an annual event for journalists who cover television. Berlanti said he hopes to make the songs available for fans afterward. He added that the music will be made up of mostly pre-existing songs but said: "We have been talking about trying to write at least one original song per episode."
As introduced in 2019's Naomi: Season One, Naomi McDuffie is a normal enough girl. And that she’s from an alternate Earth. As reported by TV Line, Ava DuVernay is collaborating with the CW to bring the book, originally written by Brian Michael Bendis and David F Walker with illustrations by Jamal Campbell, to television. The vision of the story sounds relatively true to the comics it’s based on, with the logline saying that Naomi will embark on a journey from her small hometown in the Northwest to “the heights of the multiverse.”
Mercedes-Benz unveiled the Vision EQ Silver Arrow show car during Paris Auto Show 2018. The event attracted car aficionados and collectors from all over the world. The one-seater vehicle is also an homage to the successful record-breaking W 125 car from 1937. The paintwork in alubeam silver is reminiscent of the historic Silver Arrows which, for weight reasons, did not have a white paint layer. The interior is dominated by traditional, high-quality materials such as genuine leather, polished aluminium and solid walnut. The digital cockpit, meanwhile, points directly into the future: it includes a curved panoramic screen with back projection, as well as a touchscreen integrated into the steering wheel.
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