Production crews for the new “Superman” movie are setting up in Cleveland, Ohio.
The Man of Steel is returning to his hometown with director James Gunn slated to film scenes for DC’s new “Superman” movie in Cleveland. The production received $11 million in Ohio Motion Picture Tax Credits from the State of Ohio.
Sets are being constructed in Public Square, with production expected to film in Cleveland through July 16.
Production crews for the new Superman movie are setting up in #TheLand!
The Man of Steel is returning to his hometown w/ director James Gunn slated to film scenes for DC’s new Superman movie. The production received $11M in Ohio Motion Picture Tax Credits via the state of OH. pic.twitter.com/rPzL83QJKT
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— Greater Cleveland Partnership (@GreaterCLE) June 11, 2024
Many people cannot handle criticism, whether it’s constructive or unwarranted. But Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell eats it up.
During a recent appearance on the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast, Mitchell revealed why he actually likes criticism.
“And when people started talking (expletive) about, ‘Oh, he not that good,’ and I overcame that little hump, that’s when I was like, ‘Alright, bet. I belong,” Mitchell said. “Because they only doin’ that — they not gonna talk (expletive), like you said, about the last guy on the bench.”
Mitchell went on to single out ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith as one of the critics that motivated him.
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“The greats go through the highs and the lows throughout, then that’s when I really stopped listening to the media for real, but that was when I realized, like, oh, you got the Stephen A. Smiths talking about, ‘Oh, he can be this. He can be that.’ And then you start struggling then it’s like, ‘Oh, he’s not this. He’s not that.’ That’s when I was like, ‘Alright, bet.’ You overcome that,” Mitchell said.
Mitchell has a point. Not many NBA analysts are going to focus their critiques on bench players, but when it comes to stars, it’s open season.
Many say that you know you’ve made it when you people start hating, and that’s the angle Mitchell seems to be taking.
And Mitchell has definitely made it.
The 27-year-old has made five straight All-Star appearances and is coming off of a 2023-24 campaign in which he averaged 26.6 points, 6.1 assists, 5.1 rebounds and 1.8 steals over 35.3 minutes per game on 46.2/36.8/86.5 shooting splits.
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Mitchell also just signed a lucrative three-year contract extension with the Cavaliers.
That being said, there is still one major accolade missing from Mitchell’s resume: playoff success.
We’ll see if Mitchell can lead Cleveland on a deep postseason run next spring.
A list of those who participated in the WWE SummerSlam Public Tryouts in Cleveland, Ohio has surfaced online.
X user @lexveraux shared the following list of male and female talents that took part in the latest WWE tryouts.
Sirena Linton (NCAA All-American Gymnast) Sofia Grace Iaderosa (Pro soccer player) Terralicia Mercadel (Track and Field athlete and Powerlifter) Daryn Harris (Kickboxer) Emilie Henningsen (Acrobat and Tumbler) Darci Khan (Track & Field Athlete) Hayley Montoya (Volleyball Player) Makenna Turner (Stanford Rowing Team) Alona Olshevska (NCAA All-American) Emily Buchette (Lacrosse Player) Jaiden Fields (Softball Player) Kaitlyn Banas (Track And Field Athlete) Karyn Best (Track And Field Athlete) Kennedy Brace (Track And Field Athlete) Elena Carter (Track And Field Athlete) Bayley Humphrey (Gymnast) Naofal Abouelhouda (Crossfit Athlete) Elijah Holyfield (Football Player, Son of Evander Holyfield) Shane Bonner (Defensive End) Camden Gagnon (Defensive Lineman) Chase Kline (Linebacker) Atrilleon Williams (Football Player) Greg Benton Jr (Football Player) Jeremy Mercier (Linebacker) Kyle Klink (Linebacker) Carlos Aviles (Track And Field Athlete) Matthew Tago (Football Player) Isaiah Chambers (Defensive Lineman) Hayden Hatcher (Linebacker) Terrance Taylor (Linebacker) Von Young IV (Football Player) Jack Freeman (Offensive Lineman)
• Track & Field at the Concordia University Irvine Athletics • NXT’s Kale Dixon girlfriend pic.twitter.com/67X8pNM4ul
• member of the fourth class of WWE NIL • Mexican-American, 5’2 • NCAA All-American Gymnast • University of Arkansas & Arizona Alumna • grew up watching WWE and has always dreamed of being part of it. pic.twitter.com/j1qrh8oKI5