Arts & Entertainment
First ‘Wonder Woman’ trailer released
reboot tells superheroine’s origin story
(Screenshot via YouTube)
Warner Bros. debuted the first trailer for “Wonder Woman” at San Diego Comic-Con this weekend.
“Wonder Woman” gives the superheroine’s origin story as Princess Diana of Themyscira starting from the World War I era. Gal Gadot, who first appeared as Wonder Woman in “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice,” fights alongside Chris Pine who plays Steve Trevor. Patty Jenkins directs the reboot.
The trailer shows Diana meeting Steve Trevor, the first man she has ever met, on a beach. She enters the changing tide of World War I and more classic moments are given an updated twist. The superheroine prepares to battle it out with a sword hidden in her dress. The iconic Lasso of Truth also makes its big screen debut.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Gadot said during the Comic-Con panel she wanted the film to be enjoyed by “not only girls, not only boys, but for men and women, too.”
Gadot’s appearance in “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice” was the first time Wonder Woman had appeared on the big screen in 75 years.
The film hits theaters on June 2, 2017.
The annual CAMP Rehoboth fundraiser, SUNFESTIVAL, was held over Labor Day weekend in Rehoboth Beach, Del. The festival included a massive dance party at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center on Sunday.
(Washington Blade photos by Daniel Truitt)
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Blade Foundation to host fundraiser in Rehoboth on Sept. 12
Mayor-elect Stewart, state Rep. Snyder-Hall to give remarks
The Washington Blade Foundation will host a fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 12 in Rehoboth Beach featuring remarks from Rehoboth’s Mayor-elect Susan Stewart and Delaware state Rep. Claire Snyder-Hall.
The Foundation funds fellowships for aspiring queer journalists and enterprise journalism projects.
The event will be held at a private home in Rehoboth. Tickets are $100 and include open bar from Diego’s, catered appetizers from the Blue Moon, entertainment, guest speakers, and an auction. Tickets are available here.
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