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Grant Gustin has found his foe!

The 28-year-old actor was seen filming in character for The Flash on Tuesday (November 20) in Vancouver, Canada.

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There was also the appearance of Chris Klein as the season’s villain, Cicada!

Elseworlds is the fifth annual Arrowverse crossover event set to begin on December 9. The event will introduce Batwoman (Ruby Rose) and Lois Lane (Elizabeth Tulloch) to the universe, as well as the fictional Gotham City.

In the crossover, Green Arrow, Flash, and Supergirl are drawn to Gotham City to confront Dr. John Deegan over his work at Arkham Asylum.

It’s finally here – Sabrina Carpenter and Lindsey Stirling‘s “You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch” finally has a music video!

In the visual, Sabrina plays a lounge singer while Lindsey, as a bartender, plays the infamous tune from the bar.

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Sabrina and Lindsey teamed up on the track for Lindsey‘s Warmer In The Winter album, that was released last year. The song is also on the new deluxe edition, a repackaged release featuring a handful of new songs.

You can check out the music video below now!

Candice Patton and Grant Gustin are kicking off Tuesday with a lot of feels for The Flash fans.

The two actors, who play Barry Allen and Iris West Allen on the hit CW show, are looking back on the series as their 100th episode is right around the corner.

“A couple of months ago, before we began the craziness of the crossovers, we shot our 100th episode of The Flash. A couple of days ago we all(mostly all) got together to celebrate that feat,” Grant wrote with a pic of the full cast on Instagram. “I know I’ve been spoiled with this experience.”

He continues, “All of these people and many, many others that aren’t pictured have helped make the television show that has been my home for the past 5 years. I don’t know how much longer we’ll get to do it exactly (we don’t plan on stopping anytime soon), but this milestone definitely made me stop and appreciate how far we’ve come.”

“Thank you to everyone who has been there watching and supporting us along the way,” Grant added at the end.

Candice was equally as thankful, if not more, for the show and the opportunities that have come because of it.

“It’s been quite the journey. I’m a different person than I was 5 years ago. Grateful to those I’ve met along the way who have nurtured me, supported me, had my back, and just had plain fun with,” she writes. “I know not every show or actor has this experience and for that I’m grateful.”

She also gave a shout out to all the fans who’ve been supportive throughout the years: “Thank you for your passion and your continued viewership. ‘There is no Flash without you.’”

The Flash‘s 100th Episode will air on December 4th on The CW.

Millie Bobby Brown enjoys when she can do normal things!

The 14-year-old Stranger Things actress appeared on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on Monday evening (November 19).

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During her appearance, Millie discusses being the youngest UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and paints Stephen‘s nails UNICEF blue in honor of World Children’s Day on November 20.

She also discussed being friends with her family and her inner circle, as well as doing “normal things” like going to the grocery store.

Watch below!

Chloe and Halle Bailey join EP Jenifer Rice-Genzuk Henry at the Grown-ish Brunch event held at Morehouse College over the weekend in Atlanta, Ga.

The grown-ish actors and showrunner opened up about what’s ahead on season two of grown-ish, which premieres on January 2nd on Freeform.

“The idea that you know everything and so we come back bigger and better and sequels, which you’ll see in the first episode,” Jenifer shared about where the show is heading this season. “Zoey has in mind that she’ll come back in and everything will be perfect and she knows everything and I think the reality is, and it’s a universal concept for young people, you kind of have to fall before you walk so I think she realizes almost immediately that her expectations might not land exactly where she wants to, but that’s OK.”

She adds, “We do some really interesting stuff with their (Chloe and Halle) characters, kind of the social media world. Kinda that fine line we play as women where we’re professionals, and athletes and people who have talent and then also stepping into our sexuality, and social media and how those two things aren’t necessarily mutually exclusive and or multi-layered.”

Another fun thing that the show will tap into is how all the characters think they’re geniuses.

“It was interesting because we had this conversation early on,” Jenifer says. “We have some young interns who come and hang out in the room with us and and we were like, ‘do you think you’re geniuses?’ and they all were emphatically like, ‘oh yeah!’ We’re exploring what genius is and how people gravitate toward it because it’s different and we don’t understand it.”

See all the pics below!