Lucy Hale meets up with the cast of Charmed in this shot from inside The CW Network 2019 Upfronts Party held at The Pool on Thursday night (May 16) in New York City.
Rachel Skarsten turns heads in her bright red suit while arriving for the 2019 CW Network Upfront held at New York City Center on Thursday (May 16) in New York.
Joined by star Ruby Rose, as well as Dougray Scott, Camrus Johnson, Meagan Tandy, Nicole Kang and Elizabeth Anweis, the cast met up to promote their new show, Batwoman, coming to the network this fall.
“Without getting too into it, I think it’s so relevant to now,” Ruby shared about the series hitting all the right notes. “We are telling such real stories, such grounded stories. We have such a beautiful, diverse cast. We have the relationships within the cast, or characters rather—and in real life—the arcs are so true and layered and difficult and tricky in some instances and beautiful in other instances. But they’re complicated and they’re real…”
She continues, “I think that’s one of the things that is really important to see, not just like a flawless perfect superhero—which doesn’t exist anyway—but I mean the idea of that.”
“There’s a lot in there that I think viewers can watch at any age group and find people to identify with and get solace out of that or inspiration or just feel like they’re not the only person that’s like that and that’s super important.”
The former Reign actress – you know her best for playing Elizabeth I, the pain in Mary, Queen of Scots’s side – has signed on to play a villain in the show.
Deadline reports that Rachel is playing Alice, the joker villain to Batwoman (Ruby Rose).
The leader of her Lewis Carroll–inspired Wonderland Gang, she swings unpredictably between maniacal and charming, and has made it her mission to undermine Gotham’s sense of security.
Batwoman focuses on Kate Kane (Rose), who soars onto the streets of Gotham as Batwoman, an out lesbian and highly trained street fighter primed to snuff out the failing city’s criminal resurgence.
Mary, Queen of Scots and Queen Elizabeth I…we mean, Adelaide Kane and Rachel Skarsten reunited for the best video ever this week.
Adelaide updated her new YouTube channel with a cute 20 Questions video where Rachel was the one asking the questions, and we were living for all of her reactions to Adelaide‘s answers.
Through the questions, Adelaide revealed her favorite Reign memory (feels!), what she would do to Rachel’s hair if she could, and her spirit animal.
At first Adelaide says Ranma, her cat, is her spirit animal, but then says a pine marten, which if you don’t know, is a slender-bodied weasel about the size of a mink with relatively large rounded ears, short limbs, and a bushy tail.
Caity Lotz and Chyler Leigh reunite at the 2018 ClexaCon held in Las Vegas over the weekend.
The two Arrowverse stars – on DC’s Legends of Tomorrow and Supergirl – met up at the annual convention to meet fans and chat about what’s coming on both of their respective shows.
If you didn’t hear, Caity will be returning as Sara Lance on Arrow‘s forthcoming season 6 finale. While there are no details just yet, we’re excited for her to return!
Former Reign star Rachel Skarsten was also seen at the convention.
Starring alongside 90210 alum Trevor Donovan, Rachel stars as bridal boutique owner Madeline Krug, who loves the challenge of finding the perfect dress for the bride and orchestrating an exquisite event.
What Madeline didn’t expect was to be swept off her feet by the bride’s gorgeous brother, movie star Johnny Blake (Donovan). Johnny came to the quirky town to support his sister – not to
fall in love. Yet Madeline is the most extraordinary woman he’s ever met.
No word on a release date yet, but we’ll let you know when we get it!
Adelaide Kane may be done playing Queen Mary in Reign, but she’s not done working with her co-stars.
The Aussie-born actress’s next project is called Acquainted, and stars three of her former Reign co-stars!
“I’m actually really excited about this,” she dished to JJJ during our recent interview. “It follows two couples in their mid-to-late 20s who are both in long term relationships. It explores love and what love means in that demographic.”
Adelaide continues, “Our writer is incredibly talented and he just…it’s hard hitting stuff. It’s relatable and difficult and it’s just handled in a matter of fact way. It’s about these two couples and hitting that road block and what happens when they run their course and end.”
“It’s a very difficult time for a lot of us where you’re looking back where you thought you’d be and where you want to be in your 30s and how you have to get there,” Adelaide says.
Adelaide also admits that she may have had something to do with the cast, too.
