A Kansas City native, Justin has written for numerous sites including IGN, io9, Polygon, and SyFy Wire. Don't ask him about how much gum he's had, because the answer will be much more than he's willing to admit.
Data company Luminate paints a picture of what can determine a TV show's renewal or cancellation these days.
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Theatergoers aren't fully sick of nostalgia revivals yet, even if 'Practical Magic 2' won't be a life-changer for anyone.
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For Stan, joining 'The Batman Part II' is a case of luck, full circle, and an enthusiasm to try something new.
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