Chris Evans decided to clarify a tweet he published earlier this month when he finished recording "Avengers 4". In the message, the actor used a farewell tone as if he was saying goodbye to Captain America forever, which made some fans believe that the hero might die in the new Marvel movie. During an ACE Comic Con panel this weekend in Chicago, the magya spoke on that subject: "I should clarify that I know I tweeted something that made a lot of people think it was somehow a spoiler. I must clarify that regardless of how Avengers 4 ends, I would have tossed the exact same thing. That last day of recording was a very exciting day and was the culmination of almost 10 years of filming and 22 films, "said Evans. [Via Comicbook.com] "You feel a lot more emotions than I thought you would. And I felt it was appropriate to share gratitude. I know it had a cascade effect, but I'm not confirming or denying anything, "
During the event, Ryan Murphy participated in a panel on Pose, his latest production. He commented on some of his expectations for the second season of the series and revealed that great things come around.
According to him, the preparations for the new episodes are in full swing. Going so well that, contrary to the expectations foreseen in the script, the series should undergo changes in its temporal setting. This means that, instead of ending in 1988, the year New York ballads boiled to new and outrageous trends, the episodes will have an ebullient year 1990 as a backdrop.
In this way, Pose will have its end more precisely in March 1990, when Vogue was released, one of the greatest LGBT hymns in history! The track marked a whole generation and was not only a watershed in Madonna's career, but also one of the great responsible for shedding light on the entire gay scene of the time.
Murphy, who had previously said that the singer had a lot of tracks that could come on the soundtrack of the first season, said that the choice was strategic by what means the song for an entire generation that at that time, gained more freedom to express themselves .
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