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The CW‘s Fall premiere dates have just been revealed!

While the network previously announced what nights of the week the shows will be airing this fall, we now know what exact dates the shows will premiere.

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While some of the actors have already finished filming, production on Riverdale season five has officially wrapped!

Showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa shared the news with a cast photo on his Instagram account.

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The CW has just unveiled the new schedule for the 2021/2022 season, which starts this fall!

The network has added new shows to it’s new seven day schedule, and has moved time slots for some of it’s big shows.

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The CW just revealed the premiere dates for quite a few shows!

The network’s announcement on Thursday (April 29) revealed that DC’s Stargirl will premiere it’s second season on Tuesday, August 10th at 8pm ET/PT.

It will be initially paired with Superman & Lois as it wraps up it’s first season. Then, Supergirl will take the place of Superman & Lois once again, as it returns for it’s final episodes on August 24th.

In addition, the return of Riverdale has been moved by a whole month. It was originally set to return on July 7th, but will now come back on August 11th.

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Camila Mendes dons a purple dress on the cover of Health magazine’s April 2021 issue.

The 26-year-old Riverdale actress was photographed by Nino Muñoz for the cover shoot.

In the mag, Camila opens up about landing Riverdale right out of college, having panic attacks at the beginning of filming season five and more.

On taking care of her mental health: “When we first started shooting season 5, I started having panic attacks, which was strange for me. I think it was because I was in Vancouver and borders were closed—no one could visit us. You start to miss your home and your life, and you don’t have your friends or community with you. I want to say, I am so grateful to be working and would never want this to come off that I am not. Taking baths helped with the panic attacks. I also learned in those moments to put down my phone and take a break from technology and get in the tub with some music on and a book. I never did that before the pandemic, and now I love that I’ve learned to do that for myself.”

On landing Riverdale right out of college: “It’s a dream—I never expected as an actress studying theater at NYU that my first gig would be so transformative. Then, there’s the other side of it. When you have such a massive fan base, there are haters that come along with it. But that has actually been a good learning experience, too. It forces you to accept and get comfortable with the fact that not everyone is going to like you—and that’s OK. That’s a very valuable lesson to have learned early in my career.”

On working in Hollywood as a Latina woman: “When I started and was auditioning a lot, it felt like either there were roles for white girls or roles for Spanish-speaking Latina women. I am born and bred Latina. I grew up in the United States and am Brazilian. I speak Portuguese. In Hollywood, at the time, it didn’t feel like there were roles for people with backgrounds like mine. But now, I do think people are starting to understand that there are all different kinds of Latina women—and beyond that, all different types of people with different backgrounds and experiences. There isn’t just one American experience or one Latina experience.”

On slowing down due to quarantine: “In my day-to-day life, I’m a social butterfly. I love my friends and normally have to force myself to be alone. But in quarantine, I’ve learned how much I actually like spending time with myself. It’s been nice to realize that, and I think it’s something we all need sometimes. When this all started, I was in a place in my life that was go, go, go. I never imagined I’d have time to just sit and be by myself. It has really made me reevaluate priorities.”

For more from Camila Mendes, head over to Health.com!

KJ Apa wears a cool pair of sunglasses while going out on Sunday (February 28) in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The 23-year-old actor also wore the same jacket that his co-star and friend Drew Ray Tanner wore the day before in an Instagram post.

KJ recently posed for photos for a new feature with Interview magazine, where he was interviewed by Demi Moore, and he opened up about being on Riverdale and how restricting it feels.

“I felt so free coming from a show where I feel like I’m in jail a lot of the time,” KJ said about going from Riverdale to Songbird. “There are so many restrictions on what I can and can’t do. With this character, it was like, ‘Wow, this is what it’s like to really express myself in a natural way.’ I wasn’t covered in makeup or hair products. I had long hair and a beard. I just felt free.”

“There’s been so much pressure in playing Archie. I’m so grateful for the show and its success, but at the same time, there’s a lot of baggage that comes with that success,” KJ continued. “I feel like the only people I can talk to about my issues are my costars, the people who can really relate to me. Cole [Sprouse] is an amazing person to have on set, because he’s been doing this his whole life.”

He also opened up about being judged on portraying a comic book character and people not separating them in real life, compared to their character.

“I try and look at it from a fan’s perspective to understand the way they think. But there are times when I’m like, ‘Wow, they really have no idea that we are actual people. They can’t separate us from our characters,’” he added. “You don’t have that in other professions. You don’t dissect the life of a builder and start judging the decisions he makes in his life with his wife and kids. As an actor, I will be judged on everything: my political opinions, my opinions on drugs, my opinions on the people I want to be with. Everything. It’s something I’ve had to come to terms with.”

Adeline Rudolph is heading to Riverdale!

It was just revealed that the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina actress has joined the cast as Minerva Marble in post time jump episodes.

Showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa announced the news on Instagram while wishing her a “Happy Birthday” on Wednesday (February 10).

“Happiest of birthdays to the lovely and brilliant @adelinerudo! She was glorious as Agatha in #CAOS, and I’m so, so happy she’s joining our #Riverdale family post-time-jump as Minerva Marble!! 🚀🎢💣💋📸,” he captioned a photo of her.

Adeline‘s boyfriend, Good Trouble star Tommy Martinez, also shared a sweet birthday post for her.

“I don’t know how it’s possible to smile bigger with every day that I get to spend you,” he wrote on Instagram. “The amount of times I whispered to myself ‘f–k I love you’, while looking for the pictures to put in this post and all the memories behind them. How we dream about a future together, without any pause…Because we know what this love is. Today, tomorrow, till my end. Happy birthday, my Queen. Te amo🌹”

Happy Birthday Adeline!!!