Do you know Marvel's newest movies? Well I do. In 2020 the new ‘Black Widow’ film The Origin of Natasha is coming out. Due to the unfortunate death in Endgame, fans have wanted to know her back-story so Marvel has decided to tell everyone. What will happen? It will tell you her past of being born in Stalingrad, now called Volgograd. She was first known as Natalia Alianova  but more recently known as Natasha Romanova. She will be played by Scarlet Johansson. The creators of this amazing character are this trio Stan Lee, Don Heck and Don Rico. I can't wait. What do you think the next movie will be?

Californian singer Billie Eilish just won the 2020 International Female Solo Artist Award at just 18. She is the youngest ever author-songwriter to create a song for the James Bond theme song. The theme tune is called ' No Time to Die ' and has become a great hit. In a carpool karaoke, Billie told TV host James Corden that since the age of 13, she and her brother (Finneas) created their songs in his tiny bedroom. She still lives there with her parents and has a pet tarantula. The BRITS awards are the British Phonographic Industry's annual popular music awards. The name was originally called ' Britannia', but it was shortened to 'BRITS'. It subsequently became a backronym for British Record Industry Trusts Show.  The rap artist Stormzy also won (Best Male artist) and performed with 200 artists and dancers. Mabel, daughter of renowned singer Neneh Cherry, was the only UK female musician nominated in the gender neutral categories, and won Best Female Solo Artist, while losing Best New Artist to Lewis Capaldi. Foals won best group. -by Lara

By Athena and Millie New emojis are soon to be released in 2020. Some of these are: polar bear, a transgender flag, gender neutral Santa Claus, a smiling face with a tear, disguised face, pinched fingers, anatomical heart, ninja, person in Tuxedo, woman in Tuxedo, people hugging, black cat and much more. There are even going to be emoji's of extinct animals such as Dodos and Mammoths. In addition, there is also going to be a tea pot and bubble tea emoji, for people who enjoy the Taiwanese drink. Guess what? A polar bear and placard emoji's are going to be included because of climate activists and climate chaos. Lastly, if you are a fan of food and animals, you will be excited to scroll through these fun emojis and match your true identity.

Billie Eilish - the teenage pop star- has been chosen to sing the theme song for the new James Bond film; No Time To Die. The singer said, "It feels crazy to be a part of this in every way. James Bond is the coolest film franchise ever to exist. I'm still in shock.'' Adele's Skyfall and Sam Smith's Writing on the Wall  have both won Oscars. The star wrote the song with her brother, Finneas O'Connell, who also helped writing the album When we fall asleep, Where do we go? which was Grammy nominated. Viewers think the song will come out a month before the movie's premier, No Time to Die premiers on April 3rd. Producers Michael Wilson and Barbara Broccoli described her new song as "incredibly powerful and moving", and "impeccably crafted to work within the emotional story of the film.'' The film's director, Cary Joji Fukunaga, said: "There are a chosen few who record a Bond theme. I am a huge fan of Billie and Finneas. Their creative integrity and talent are second to none and I cannot wait for audiences to hear what they've brought - a fresh new perspective whose vocals will echo for generations to come." Several artists were thought to be in the frame for recording the title song, including Dua Lipa and Beyoncé - who hinted at it after posing with a glass of vodka martini (shaken not stirred) on social media last week. Eilish also dropped hints on her Instagram, sharing a series of images from Bond movies over the last 24 hours. Fans also noticed that Fukunaga had subscribed to her feed - making her one of just 81 people he follows on the platform. Billie Eilish is most famous for her whispery songs and creepy music videos. Some of her most famous songs include Bad Guy, When the Party's over and Bury a Friend.

Everyone should be able to pursue their dreams. If they want to be a footballer, they should be allowed to do so. Unfortunately, girls are only just beginning to be treated equally, some aren't even allowed to play on the same pitch as boys. Some club coaches split girls and boys into different teams. Why can't they play together? This year, since the Women's World Cup, lots of girls and women have been inspired to take up football. One of those girls is thirteen-year-old Olivia Hancock. Ever since the age of 7, Olivia has been campaigning for gender equality in football. In May, she was a guest speaker for UEFA before the Women's Champions League final where she spoke about her goal to make sure girls are treated the same as boys when they're playing football. Her story caught the eye of Millie Bright (English professional footballer) and the two decided to meet up to discuss the future of women's football. Olivia told Millie about her tough experiences in her favourite sport - football. Unfortunately, she also spoke about a time where she was punched by a boy when she was playing in a football match. Millie told her that she thinks boys need to be educated that both genders should both be allowed to play, and both be treated equally. "That's someone's career, someone's dream and it could be their job for a very long time," Millie said. "For me to say that I wouldn't want to play at Stamford Bridge every week would be a lie. That's something all clubs should be trying to enable women to do, playing at the big stadiums." When Millie asked Olivia what she'd like to see happen to encourage the women's game, Olivia said: "I think it has to start at primary schools. Set teams up there so they can start at an early age and work their way up in the game." The Football Association is halfway through a plan to make football the number one sport for girls in the UK. More than 12 million people played football in England last year. A quarter of those were female. That's almost 10% more than the previous year.

It's an amazing achievement when a celeb gets their first perfect dance. This year, celeb Kelvin Fletcher was the first of the 2019 cast to receive a perfect score for his 'practically perfect' Charleston to a song from 'Mary Poppins Returns' with his talented partner Oti Mabuse during the memorable Movie Week. But AJ (Saffron Barker's partner) has told the world of fans that he doesn't believe that judges should be allowed to give 10s on the stage. He says the top mark should be 9.5 as there's "always room for improvement". Lots of interviewers asked the judges about his comments, but they declined to comment. Next week being Halloween week, after Saffron and AJ's impeccable dance last week, it seems that they have a pretty decent chance of receiving a perfect ten for their spoooky jive this week.

To celebrate books by Julia Donaldson, Royal Mail have created 10 new born stamps of the Gruffalo book! In 1999, her book was published. Surprisingly, six of the stamps are from the original tale and follow Mouse's journey through the deep dark wood, and the rest of the stamps are wonderful, new illustrations, by Axel Scheffler . In 2009, it was the most popular picture book and best bedtime story for children. It has being used in the theatre productions in the West End, Broadway and the Sydney Opera House, and it has been adapted into an Oscar nominated film! The story of this award winning book follows a mouse entering a deep, dark wood and escaping predators such as an owl, snake and fox by warning them of a mystical beast that will gobble them all up...the Gruffalo! Philip Parker from the Royal Mail said: "We are delighted that Axel Scheffler has taken us back to the deep, dark wood with his new illustrations of the much-loved characters." Get your stamps at Royal Mail now, £12.20 for the whole set!!!

A library book has been returned 60 years late. The somewhat battered book, Cultures and Societies of Africa, had been borrowed from Cambridge University Library. The library promised to waive the fine, which based on today's rate of £1.50 a week would amount to almost £4,700.  It was returned to Bonneville and Laius College by a former student on Wednesday and taken to the main university library. In a tweet, the library wrote: "Better late than never", adding "suffice to say we evened the fine". "Must have been a great book - or a very slow reader?",they added. A spokesman said it was not clear whether the student had kept the book for so long "mistakenly or deliberately". However, it was still listed on the library's system as missing. The book has now been returned to the cataloguing department and will shortly be put back on the shelf.

It’s not unusual for families to assume a child's personality long before the baby can even protest. To this day, many parents want to know the gender of their baby before it is born, as their rooms are often painted pink or blue, and  clothing and toys is purchased as well: princess dresses and tiaras for girls, blue dungarees and dinosaurs for boys. Whatever toys we use or clothes we wear, our baby and toddler years of life are important in the development of our personalities, supporting us through teenage years and even adulthood. Assigning gender has a powerful influence on our view of ourselves, our future hopes and our personal opinions of other items such as makeup or football. Fortunately, times are changing, and our generation are living in times when genders are becoming less restrictive, giving children the right to, for example, wear different clothes or play with different toys. Helping with this step up are Mattel, who just released a set of customizable gender neutral dolls. Unfortunately, the opinion of them is controversial. While some welcome 'the dolls of the future', others think that we should stick with barbies. "The only females in our house are mom, our dog Sadie and our cat, Bell.  That means we don’t have any dolls.  There are lots of balls and trucks and cars and Nerf guns scattered throughout the house and the yard.  When it comes to our kids' understanding gender issues, I want them to understand that gender is a matter of creation, not preference.  Human beings are created, and we are created as male or female.' Todd E. Brady is vice president for university ministries at Union University.

After the inspirational Marvel writer, Stan Lee, died, Marvel fans were in tears but they would have had to shed more tears when the smartest of the avengers -Iron Man- passed away in probably the most successful Marvel film - End Game. Before it had even been shown, pre-booking meant profit was already six hundred million dollars. I think you get how much money the film's makers will profited in the end. It is a shame that Stan Lee couldn't watch his 4th Avengers film but after watching the film, I am pretty sure he will go down in history. If you have not watched End Game please do not read on! Theories have spread and the world of youtube is loaded with thoughts on the films. Iron man is dead, Spider man Far from Home is coming and  Black Widow risked her life for Hawkeye and sadly, died. Although the film sounds like the end of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it really isn't. There's so much news I haven't  told you about and there's so much for marvel fans in the world to find out.