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New Man of Tomorrow leaked photos tease Warsuit-wearing Lex Luthor causing damage to David Corenswet’s Superman

New Man of Tomorrow leaked photos tease Warsuit-wearing Lex Luthor causing damage to David Corenswet’s Superman

Filmmaker James Gunn’s upcoming DC movie Man of Tomorrow is filming at great speed and a few behind-the-scenes images and videos have appeared online, offering fans an early look at David Corenswet as Superman. The leaked photos show him battered and bruised, suggesting he’s just been through a violent clash with Nicholas Hoult’s Lex Luthor. The shots hint at a darker, more physical showdown between the hero and his longtime nemesis. David Corenswet in a still from James Gunn’s Superman. The leaked photos details On a night shoot in Atlanta earlier this week, leaked photos reveal Superman’s suit seriously damaged; scorch marks and rips across the chest and shoulder, likely from a direct hit by Lex Luthor’s Warsuit cannon. Superman himself looks mostly unscathed, but the costume clearly shows the aftermath of the blast. The images also indicate that David Corenswet is still wearing the same suit introduced in Superman, with only a small change to the collar. Because the outfit is so battered, fans are already guessing he may get a new or upgraded …

Nicholas Hoult knew Lex Luthor was his role all along despite auditioning for Superman first

Nicholas Hoult knew Lex Luthor was his role all along despite auditioning for Superman first

When British actor Nicholas Hoult first received the script for the upcoming film Superman, he had his sights set on playing the iconic lead. The actor, now confirmed to portray Lex Luthor in James Gunn’s upcoming DC film, was initially auditioning for the role of Clark Kent/Kal-El. But even during that process, a small voice inside hinted otherwise, as he recalled in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. “There was a tiny little inkling voice inside of me. I was like, ‘Maybe you could do a good job with the Lex stuff’,” he said. Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor in Superman Despite quickly dismissing the idea to stay focused on Superman, that early instinct stuck with him. After auditioning, the 35-year-old actor had a feeling the role might go to someone else. When he spotted actor David Corenswet—who was also in the running—basking in a beam of sunlight while the rest of the area was shaded, it felt symbolic. “He was sitting in the sunlight, just like Superman does to charge up, to get his powers …

Superman 2025 trailer released: Lois Lane grills David Corenswet as Lex Luthor calls him a ‘threat’; Superman stands trial | Hollywood News

Superman 2025 trailer released: Lois Lane grills David Corenswet as Lex Luthor calls him a ‘threat’; Superman stands trial | Hollywood News

James Gunn’s Superman is back with a full trailer, released just days after teasing the Man of Steel’s battle in the Comic-Con footage, where he appeared blood-soaked and lifeless as his dog Krypto took the spotlight. On May 14, DC’s official YouTube channel shared a nearly three-minute trailer showing David Corenswet’s character being interviewed after his heroics are questioned. He is blamed for acting alone and accused of making things worse. Warner Bros.’ film is set to hit theatres on July 11. The movie stars Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor. It shows Corenswet’s character struggling to balance his alien Kryptonian roots with his human life as reporter Clark Kent. He stands for truth, justice, and classic human values, but in this story, he faces a world that often sees those ideals as outdated. Also read: Superman 2025: James Gunn shares first look at movie’s villain ‘played to sinister perfection’ by María Gabriela de Faría Superman 2025 trailer The trailer of Superman, the first movie in 10 years, opens with …

Donald Trump shares PM Modi’s podcast with Lex Fridman on his ‘Truth’ social platform

Donald Trump shares PM Modi’s podcast with Lex Fridman on his ‘Truth’ social platform

In the podcast, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on diverse issues, including artificial intelligence (AI), cricket, football, China, US President Donald Trump, Pakistan, and his early life. In a notable gesture, US President Donald Trump has shared Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s three-hour podcast with podcaster and AI researcher Lex Fridman on his social media platform ‘Truth’. The post was shared on Monday morning (Indian time), drawing attention to the in-depth conversation that has already garnered global buzz. During his engaging conversation with Fridman, Prime Minister Modi took a moment to acknowledge Trump’s unwavering commitment to his nation. PM Modi specifically lauded Trump’s resilience, especially in the aftermath of the assassination attempts in 2024, describing his dedication as “unshakeable.” (Image Source : TRUTH)A screengrab of the post Trump shared on ‘Truth’. PM Modi recalls ‘Howdy Modi’ event  In a nostalgic recollection, PM Modi also spoke warmly about their joint appearance at the iconic “Howdy Modi” event held in Houston in 2019. Highlighting a particularly memorable moment, Modi praised Trump’s humility and courage —  pointing out how, despite …

Trump Shares PM Modi’s Podcast With Lex Fridman On His Truth Social Platform

Trump Shares PM Modi’s Podcast With Lex Fridman On His Truth Social Platform

Last Updated:March 17, 2025, 13:00 IST PM Modi spoke at length about his relationship with Trump, praising his resilience and dedication towards America. He said Trump was “far more prepared” than his first term as president. PM Modi with President Donald Trump at the White House in US. File Image/ (PMO) US President Donald Trump has shared Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s three-hour podcast with US-based podcaster and AI researcher Lex Fridman on his Truth Social platform. The post, seen as an endorsement of the Indian leader, came on Monday morning (India time). Trump, who shares a warm relationship with Modi, met the Prime Minister last month during the latter’s visit to the White House. The two leaders had a cordial chat, wherein Trump called Modi a “tough negotiator”. During the conversation at Fridman’s podcast, PM Modi opened up about his friendship with Trump, lauding his “humility” and “resilience” and noting that he seems “far more prepared” as compared to his first term as the US President. PM Modi said that even after there was an …

Only death is certain, but human imagination is limitless: What PM Modi said on Death, God and AI in Lex Fridman podcast

Only death is certain, but human imagination is limitless: What PM Modi said on Death, God and AI in Lex Fridman podcast

In a wide-ranging podcast with Lex Fridman, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reflected on mortality, spirituality and the future of technology. He said death is inevitable and urged people to embrace life with purpose rather than fear the end. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a wide-ranging conversation with US-based podcaster and AI scientist Lex Fridman, spoke candidly about mortality, divinity, and the future of artificial intelligence — offering a rare glimpse into his personal philosophy and vision for humanity in the age of technology. ‘Only death is certain, so why fear it?’ Reflecting on life and mortality, the prime minister said death is inevitable and the focus should be on living a meaningful life rather than fearing its end. “We know for a fact that life itself is a whispered promise of death, and yet life is also destined to flourish,” Modi said. “In the dance of life and death, only death is certain — so why fear what is certain?” He urged people to channel their energy into learning, evolving, and contributing to the world …

On Lex Fridman’s podcast, PM’s big remark on AI: ‘No technology can replace human creativity’ | Latest News India

On Lex Fridman’s podcast, PM’s big remark on AI: ‘No technology can replace human creativity’ | Latest News India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on computer scientist Lex Fridman’s podcast, said that no technology can ever replace the “boundless creativity and imagination” of the human mind. Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a podcast with Lex Fridman.(PMO) “I believe that with AI, humans are now being forced to reflect on what it truly means to be human. This is the real power of AI. Because of the way AI functions, it has challenged how we perceive work itself. But human imagination is the fuel,” ANI quoted the Prime Minister as saying. “AI can create many things based on that, and in the future, it may achieve even more. Still, I firmly believe that no technology can ever replace the boundless creativity and imagination of the human mind,” he said. Also Read | India needs a national AI body to guide policies and investments: Gopichand Katragadda According to the Prime Minister, humans have always found ways to use technology to their advantage, and the rise of AI is no exception. He emphasised the transformative power of AI, …

Why Lex Fridman Fasted For 45 Hours Before Podcast With PM Modi

Why Lex Fridman Fasted For 45 Hours Before Podcast With PM Modi

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a wide-ranging conversation with American scientist Lex Fridman in a podcast that was released on Sunday. Mr Fridman said that he fasted for 45 hours before the podcast “in honour of this conversation”. “I am fasting right now. It has been almost two days, 45 hours. So, just water, no food, in honour of this conversation, just to get in the right mindset, get into the spiritual level,” he said. The Prime Minister said that he was “pleasantly surprised” to know that Mr Fridman was fasting: “All the more because it feels like you’re fasting as a tribute of respect for me. So, I express my deepest gratitude to you for doing this”. PM Modi emphasised the benefits of fasting in sharpening the senses, enhancing mental clarity, and instilling discipline. “Fasting is a way to cultivate discipline… It is a powerful tool to bring both the inner and outer self into balance. It shapes life in profound ways. When you fast, every single one of your senses, especially …

Countries should compete, but without conflict: PM Modi’s response to Lex Fridman’s India-China question

Countries should compete, but without conflict: PM Modi’s response to Lex Fridman’s India-China question

While speaking on myriad topics, PM Modi in the three-hour long podcast said that India’s focus is to ensure differences with China do not turn into disputes and instead of discord emphasis is put on dialogue. In an extensive podcast with American research scientist Lex Fridman, that touched upon geopolitics and current international issues of importance, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on India and China’s relationship. He said that both countries should compete in a healthy and natural way, however, it should not turn into a conflict.  While speaking on myriad topics, PM Modi in the three-hour long podcast said that India’s focus is to ensure differences with China do not turn into disputes and instead of discord emphasis is put on dialogue.  “We want India and China to compete in a healthy and natural way; competition is not bad but it should never turn into conflict. Our focus is to ensure differences don’t turn into disputes; instead of discord, we emphasise on dialogue,” PM Modi said.  “India and China have ancient civilisations …

Gujarat riots were politicised, courts upheld the truth: PM Modi to Lex Fridman in podcast

Gujarat riots were politicised, courts upheld the truth: PM Modi to Lex Fridman in podcast

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a podcast with Lex Fridman, said the 2002 Gujarat riots were used to build a false narrative against him. He said political opponents wanted him punished, but courts upheld his innocence. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that a deliberate attempt was made to build a false narrative around the 2002 Gujarat riots, even as courts later upheld his innocence despite sustained political pressure. In a conversation with Lex Fridman on his podcast, Modi said his political adversaries—who were in power at the Centre at the time—wanted to see him punished, but judicial scrutiny ultimately cleared his name. “But the courts investigated the matter thoroughly and found us completely innocent. Those who were truly responsible have faced justice from the courts,” he said. ‘Riots were frequent in Gujarat before 2002’ Modi pushed back against the perception that the post-Godhra violence was unprecedented, arguing that Gujarat had seen regular outbreaks of communal violence for decades before 2002. “If you review the data from before 2002, you will see that Gujarat faced …