#111 Fonseca talks with Star Wars actor Chris Bartlet (the man behind the droids)

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Fonseca talks Chris Bartlet actor who plays the Droids from Star Wars franchises, Winnie The Pooh Horror Movie Coming Soon: The NY Post says a twisted take on Winnie the Pooh is in the works. "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey" is an upcoming horror film that features terrifying versions of Pooh, Piglet, and the rest of the beloved children's characters. The famous yellow bear will go on a rampage after Christopher Robin leaves him behind to get a college education.
Director Waterfield tells Variety magazine, "No one is going to mistake this for Disney. When you see the cover for this and you see the trailers and the stills and all that, there's no way anyone is going to think this is a child's version of it." There is currently no release date for the movie
Scientists Grow Human Cells On Robot Skeleton: The Verge says University of Oxford researchers have begun growing human cells on a robot skeleton. They are unsure how the technology will be used, but believe it could have applications in experimental medical treatments. The scientists hypothesize that using robotic skeletons will help the cells move and flex in a manner similar to human tendons and muscles. They hope their research leads to creating fully accurate replicas of human bodies.
The Daily Mail says people are flocking to a Brazilian farm to see a giant rock that resembles E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. Miguel Barretto discovered the rock after a fire on his farm. The boulder is 20 feet high and has cracks that make it look like E.T.'s face
WGN-TV says Best Buy is recalling 93,000 hoverboards because they may malfunction and injure the rider. The Hover-1 Superfly Hoverboards have a software glitch that doesn't stop the motor and causes riders to continue their momentum when they are no longer in control of the board
Morgan Freeman On Russia's "No Fly List": LAD Bible says Morgan Freeman has been placed on Russia's no-fly list. The actor is banned from traveling to Russia because he appeared in a 2017 video for an organization called the 'Committee to Investigate Russia'. Russia also placed John McCain on the list even though he is dead
Sharkcano: NASA says a 'Sharkcano' may occur in the Solomon Islands. The Daily Mail says the space agency has seen plumes of discolored water coming from the Kavachi Volcano where mutant sharks live in an underwater crater. The sharks swim in hot, acidic water. Should the volcano fully explode, the mutant sharks would most likely end up in the ocean.