#The Flash

Grant Gustin felt that, like speedster Barry Allen, The Flash‘s musical episode arrived on the scene a bit quickly. The seventh episode of The Flash‘s third season, “Duet” aired March 21, 2017, and featured crossover appearances by Supergirl‘s Melissa Benoist and Jeremy Jordan, Arrow‘s John

Grant Gustin on Thursday morning commemorated the real-life arrival of the April 25, 2024 dateline that loomed large for five seasons of The CW’s The Flash. At the close of the series’ October 2014 premiere, a stinger scene revealed that S.T.A.R. Labs head honcho Dr. Harrison Wells (played by Tom

Grant Gustin is game to speedsuit up again as The Flash — under the right circumstances. Gustin of course ended his nine-season, 184-episode “run, Barry, run!” as TV’s scarlet speedster last May, and now is in previews for the Broadway musical Water for Elephants (in which he stars opposite

Yes, it has been suggested that the Arrowverse first took flight with Arrow‘s own October 2012 premiere. But truly, it was 14 months later, on Dec. 4, 2013 — when Barry Allen aka the would-be Flash first set foot in Starling City — that TV’s expanded DC universe started to take shape. This is where

Earlier this week, it was reported that Scream VI star Melissa Barrera had been fired from the upcoming seventh installment in the franchise due to opinions she shared about the Israel-Palestine conflict. The firing of Barrera has sparked a massive reaction in the film community, prompting all