baseball cap and untied green bowling shoes. (Taking off the mask, Tyler sported a fresh Steve Harvey-style stache.) The B-stage is typically a place an artist goes for a few songs, but Tyler hung ...

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Willem Dafoe made his debut as the villainous Norman Osborn in 2002's Spider-Man, though the Green Goblin's story reached a definitive, comic-accurate end when he was impaled by his glider.

Willem Dafoe is reportedly in talks to reprise his role as Norman Osborn/Green Goblin in a future Marvel project. While no official confirmation has been made, insider sources suggest discussions ...

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Willem Dafoe’s portrayal of the Green Goblin has cemented him as one of the greatest comic book movie villains of all time. From his unforgettable debut in 2002’s ‘Spider-Man’ to his ...

Treading carefully to avoid spoilers, Domingo added, “You’ll see his evolution into the Green Goblin in coming seasons, which will be very cool.” Play video Marvel Studios has already ...

GREEN, Ohio — After trailing by as many as 18 points at home in Saturday’s girls basketball game against Magnificat, the Green Bulldogs came storming back to take a one-point lead midway ...

The actor talked about his actual meeting with Marvel, and his desire to craft a role from the ground up rather than step into someone else’s shoes. For months, fans and insiders speculated that ...

Green made a living at the free throw line and hit 15 out of 17 foul shots. Kareem Hogan added 14 points in the victory. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our ...

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Draymond Green was speaking to members of the media during All-Star weekend, where he details his thoughts on the challenges of modern NBA basketball. "It's not smart basketball", said Green.