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Montgomery "Monty" de la Cruz was a recurring character in the first and second seasons and a main character in the third and fourth season of 13 Reasons Why , serving as the secondary antagonist of the series overall. He is portrayed by Timothy Granaderos. Although he wasn't a major tape subject, Monty played a supporting role in spreading the rumor about Hannah Baker that Courtney Crimsen started. He serves as a supporting antagonist in the first season, one of the two main antagonists alongside Bryce Walker of the second season , the main antagonist of the third season , and a posthumous antagonist in the fourth season. He was first seen playing video games with the other guys in Bryce's house.

It's been 80 years since Catwoman first came on the scene. In that time we've seen famous actresses like Michelle Pfeiffer, Anne Hathaway, and Halle Berry play the iconic villain. But none of those film interpretations of the character have been as exciting as the one in Melissa de la Cruz's new book, Gotham High. Just in time for Catwoman's 80th anniversary, The Descendants author imagines an alternate version of Gotham City, in which young Bruce Wayne, now the orphaned son of one of Hong Kong's elite, must attend high school with Selina Kyle Catwoman and John "Jack" Napier the Joker after he's expelled from his private school. One of a handful of authors invited to work on the DC Ink project , which re-imagines heroes and villains from across the comic-book canon as teenagers, de la Cruz was excited to work on a Batman project, especially one that gave her the chance to give one of the world's most iconic superheroes a background similar to her own.

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And although the Spanish actress, 38, is now happily married to Javier Bardem with an adorable son Leo, 19 months, the explosive new cover story of Vanity Fair alleges that Cruz and Cruise, 50, parted ways over Scientology. Specifically, sources claim in Maureen Orth 's story, Cruz refused to give up her own devout Buddhist beliefs. The future Oscar winner reportedly began the process of taking courses — and auditing sessions — in Scientology. But Church leader and close Cruise confidante David Miscavige branded her a "dilettante" when he learned that she wouldn't give up her own religion. Once that romance thus fizzled, the article claims, Cruise's team of handlers began a supposed auditioning process to find a suitable potential wife for Cruise — hopefully a woman already enmeshed in the Church of Scientology.