Thundercats fans finally have some good news. Yes, the animated series of the Thundercats is being finally screened at this year’s Comic-Con. When the first episode of the popular show was screened earlier this year, the crowd roared with excitement and throughout the hallway only the loud cheering of the Thundercats, “ThunderCats, hoooo!” could be heard and nothing else.

The Thundercats director Dan Norton and the producers Michael Jelenic and Ethan Spaulding were there before the board to give the details of the show and also answer the questions about the episode. Of course they had to face the big question of ” why now?”. They undoubtedly knew that this show was something that the people have waited for, for many years now.

The show producer Ethan Spaulding told that this show was something that has been planned for almost ten years now but it got the final green signal only in 2010, and the Thundercats production were in full force. The Thundercats team consists of people who themslves grew up on the cartoons of 1980 but they nevertheless have reviewed the earlier episode in a bid to maintain the same storyline, as close as possible.

Some major changes have been made although in the new Thundercats. One of the changes are the main character of the series, Lion-O, is going to be shown as a young teenage hero, while the irritating sidekick Snarf has been made devoid of any speaking organs.

The controversial TV reality show “Big Boss” which had offered the infamous Maria Susairaj, the co-conspirator of the murder case of the TV professional Neeraj Grover, and was making head lines for, has now offered ex-cricketer and the cricket commentator Navjot Singh Sidhu, a large sum for appearing on the show.

According to some sources, the amount offered to Sidhu to appear on the show is something about 5 crores. Well the makers of “Big Boss” are certainly trying to attract as much visitors to the show as possible. Another source reported that the makers had already approached Sidhu and with a offer that he couldnot refuse. The huge sum would be his award for spending 5 weeks in the hose of the “Big Boss” with the other contestants. Probably, the makers have realized that the “Sidhuisms” are very hot with the viewers these days and it would take up the rating of the show in no time. It has also been heard that the channel has already started chalking out the contestants for this season, i.e, Big Boss season 5. The show is expected to be on air by this October.

So no matter what this “King Singh” of the cricketing world decides to do, it is very clear that his diehard fans would just love to see him cracking some funny and stupendous jokes from the virtual book “Sidhuism” on the sets of the Big Boss 5.

Sidhu was approached by the makers of the Big Boss two years earlier but he had withdrawn at the last moment and the designer Rohit Verma had to fill his place.

Maria Shriver has filed a divorce to Arnold Schwarzenegger, twenty five after their fairy tale marriage on Cape Cod. The former television news journalist and the Kennedy family heiress has given reasons like irreconcilable differences but refused to give any other details about the divorce.

Shriver hadn’t listed a date when the couple separated but they did announce that they had done so May 9. A week later the “Terminator” sequel hero had announced that he had another child with one of his domestic help.

The filing of the divorce has brought about an end to the sacred communion which had held a rising film star of Hollywood and a heir of the Kennedy clan who herself was an up coming network newscaster.

Shriver’s filings do not mention any pre-martial agreement that would help Arnold to not share his money that he had earned as a Hollywood superstar, with his estranged wife. Shriver is seeking spousal support though it has been made clear that the amount would be determined later. The divorce is not going to be handled publicly.

Economic disclosure forms of Arnold show that he owns more than eight assets which is evaluated to be worth $1 million each. Again he still owns the intellectual property from his days as a Hollywood superstar.

While Shriver”s properties are modest, evaluated at $1 million, she has her rights to some of assets of the Kennedy household in addition to owning rights and royalties of her work as an author.