Netflix gave audiences first looks at some planned and upcoming projects including “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” “One Piece” and the third season of “Bridgerton” at a fan event on Saturday.

Shannon Boxx, Christie Pearce Rampone and Linda Hamilton all celebrated this week’s equal pay agreement with U.S. Soccer as they were enshrined in the National Soccer Hall of Fame.

Clint Dempsey acknowledges the limelight changed him later in his career as he felt responsible for his club and American soccer.

(CNN) - When the Terminator warned "I'll be back" 35 years ago, no one could have foreseen how true that catchphrase would become. Even so, "Terminator: Dark Fate" represents a welcome return to the its origins, with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton reprising their roles, adding nostalgia and mythological heft that separates it from everything that has followed "Judgment Day." The intent was to position "Dark Fate" as a direct sequel to the first two films, ignoring the three additional sequels (and an actually pretty good Fox TV series) that rolled off the assembly line in between. "Dark Fate" earns its favorable judgment by cleverly and effectively adding to that legacy. "Terminator: Dark Fate" premieres Nov. 1 in the US.

After the success of the flick, Hamilton romantically connected with Cameron and quickly became pregnant with their daughter, Josephine. The end of that relationship, Hamilton says, left her "completely devastated for years." Linda Hamilton and James Cameron Steve Granitz/WireImageAs for her iconic role, which she's set to return to this year in Terminator: Dark Fate, Hamilton was initially uneasy to step into Sarah Connor's shoes once more. "You know, it was basically a phone call from James Cameron," she said. "I had a true village of experts trying to get the most out of this body," Hamilton tells The Times.

ET's Ash Crossan spoke with the 62-year-old action heroine at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday, following her appearance in the legendary Hall H for the Terminator: Dark Fate panel. Now, with Terminator: Dark Fate, the pair are coming back together, with Hamilton reprising her role as Connor, while Schwarzenegger's role is still shrouded in mystery. "I think we really brought it down back to its basic form [in Dark Fate], with fewer characters, a cleaner story, and then all the souped up special effects." Hamilton, Schwarzenegger and the entire cast will likely have plenty of time to bask in the limelight when the hotly anticipated Terminator: Dark Fate bursts into theaters Nov. 1. RELATED CONTENT:Linda Hamilton Talks Returning to 'Terminator' Franchise as a 'Woman of a Certain Age''Terminator: Dark Fate' Trailer Is Here and Arnold Schwarzenegger Is BackDiego Boneta Calls 'Terminator: Dark Fate' Casting a Major Pinch-Me Moment (Exclusive)

The Terminator panel included Mackenzie Davis, Natalia Reyes, Diego Boneta, Gabriel Luna and Arnold Schwarzenegger, but Hamilton was indisputably the star. I had to go to my deepest sorrows and my places of deepest loss, and that's what makes Sarah Connor, Sarah Connor." Dark Fate sees Sarah and a human-machine hybrid named Grace (Davis) join forces to protect a young woman (Reyes), with an assist from Schwarzenegger's T-800, who now goes by Carl. Terminator: Dark Fate blasts into theaters on Nov. 1. Tom Cruise Makes Surprise Appearance at Comic-Con, Premieres First 'Top Gun: Maverick' TrailerLinda Hamilton on How James Cameron Convinced Her to Return for 'Terminator: Dark Fate' (Exclusive)