STARK TERROR: Justice League Dark Update

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With Guillermo del Toro hard at work bringing his Justice League Dark passion-project to life, the director has taken time at the Los Angeles Times Hero Complex Festival to give an update on his script, and its status over at Warner Bros.

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The film will collect together some of DC…


Robert Downey Jr’s Iron Man Workout

The Ryan Gosling Workout

Here at Hurtinbombs we often like to promote our followers, be they filmmakers, artists, writers, athletes, whatever. Today we’d like to shine some light on a blog we really relate to, the aptly named pulponline.net, a celebration of comics, B-movies and pulp lit which is brimming with infectious enthusiasm, critical insight and playful humor.
The blog’s authors Cameron and Alistair are true fans and well worth checking out both here and in their regular column with Forte magazine.
Below we’ve included a couple of choice samples of their work.
Enjoy.

by Cameron Urquhart

In this feature I will be looking at the series of novels based around the character of Parker. Written by Donald E. Westlake, under the nom de plume Richard Stark, there are 24 Parker novels in total so I hope you enjoy the next two years of reading what I’m writing about reading.

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Parker is a bastard. This isn’t to say I don’t like the character, I love him. In fact, some of my favourite characters are bastards. John Constantine, Judge Dredd, James Bond; their bastardry gives them an edge over the other people in their world, a callous center that shields them from the harsh realities of their lives and makes them almost bulletproof. Parker is no different.

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No doubt by now many of you have already seen Gwyneth flaunting her toned physique in Iron Man 3, and at its premiere. Here her personal trainer Tracy Anderson takes us through a typical workout for the star.

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What: A broomstick routine. “Gwyneth is always up for my latest workout obstacle,” Anderson says. “I designed this one to keep her brain and body challenged.” Cool, right? Using the stick to stabilize makes you engage muscles you didn’t even think you were working, for a sneaky allover tone-up.

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How: You’ll need a broomstick (a tall mop works, too) to do 20 reps of each move in order—they flow—four times a week. Once that feels easy, rev up to 30 reps, most days.

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Chris Hemsworth Workout

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